We are entering into one of the final rooms of the It's a Small World attraction. You know the room, where everything looks so bright and is colored blue & white. It seems very uniform as the dolls look united as one wearing similar colors, but yet still in their cultural garb. Sock Monkey tried to figure out why this room is colored this way. He thinks it's a tribute to him, but from the little info we could find it has been referenced that they were the colors of the original ride from the 1964 World's Fair. The other theory such as mine, is that it represents the purity and innocence of all the children of the world. Sounds cheesy, but I'm sticking with it. What do you think?
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