Disney world rides for life

[ajrwdwgirl]

had a good laugh when a guy next to me said "lose the Lance Armstrong clip. he's no hero"

The people around me in June laughed and made a comment too when he came on the screen. Maybe Disney needs to do a little deleting.

 

[DinoInstitute]

Primeval Whirl or Stitches' Great Escape

 

[Gullywhumper]

So many choices! I don't know what to pick!

 

[Figaro928]

Primeval Whirl or Stitches' Great Escape

waiting for the punchline...

 

[Figaro928]

Honestly mine would probably be the Jungle Cruise. It one of the classic and I wouldn't change a thing. Keep every.single.joke. hahaha when I'm 105 years old I'll ride my hover-rascal while the great grandkids begrudgingly follow and go see the back-side of water!!!!

 

[DinoInstitute]

waiting for the punchline...

Figured I'd leave it at that.

OK for realzies this time....I suppose Splash Mountain, it is the first that comes to mind, but it is necessary to get updates to the animatronics every so often

 

[woodardfamily]

Splash Mountain...as long they keep it running and looking as it should.

 

[bethymouse]

Any ride that is at both DL and WDW, such as IASW, Space Mountain, Peter Pan, POTC, etc... Walt's classics...

 

[STITCHGEFAN]

On the basis the CM's were creepy and played the role effectively, Tower of Terror.

 

[DelGriffith]

Carousel of Progress...It's the only one made, It was transferred one time, And the only attraction that Walt has seen that is on Property.

Walt Disney never saw the 1993 version of the attraction that is now in service.

 

[Cmdr_Crimson]

Walt Disney never saw the 1993 version of the attraction that is now in service.

He never saw the mid 80's (Now is The Time Version) It's still techincally the only Attraction at WDW That Walt Disney saw.....At one time...

 

[morningstar]

I don't really think that way. Most rides, I think could be improved at least in some small way, and I wouldn't be opposed to that. Of course, given their track record with e.g. Imagination, Rio de Tiempo, it might be better to ban any changes to avoid ruining the classics. A couple I'd find worth preserving that might be at risk of the chopping block are the Peoplemover and Tom Sawyer's Island. Still I think those could be made even better. But a ride that really needs no modification, and is just right as it is - Mad Tea Party.

 

[Nextinline]

Not to be critical, but I wouldn't waste my pick on a ride may remain relatively unchanged for the majority of my life. I feel like the popular Disney classics (Pirates, HM, Space Mountain, etc) aren't in danger of being changed significantly or removed for decades. I would pick something along the lines of CoP, TTA, or Living with the Land. I mean, who wouldn't use the pick to bring back Horizons, original Imagination, Toad, or the like? The beloved B/C/D ticket attractions are the ones that need saving!

 

[GrammieBee]

Every ride or attraction probably needs a little "tweeking" now and then. Without these undergoing any major changes, our list is:
Haunted Mansion
Tower of Terrot
Peter Pan
Hall of Presidents
Small World Even though it is disliked by many, it is an original classic.

 

[midwest_mice]

Carousel of Progress...It's the only one made, It was transferred one time, And the only attraction that Walt has seen that is on Property.

I have to agree with this. This is one attraction that he had his hands on. I really like the "sets" with so much detail in them that you can find something you hadn't seen before on your previous ride. Sure, it has old school technology, but I really think it's important for parents and grandparents to show their kids what life was like before portable electronic devices!!

 

[MickeyisMyBestFriend]

Tower of Terror because it's fun!