Which Retired Attraction do you miss most?

[EOD K9]

Pirates of the Caribbean (sans Johnny Depp and before the insertion of a nonsensical "plot").

Before or after it went PC?

 

[ctxak98]

It's toss up between horizons and the living seas with the hydrolaters and seacabs. But if countdown to extinction counts....I miss that the most!

 

[ryguy]

Mr. Toads Wild Ride and Horizons..

Non-Parks- The Fiesta Fun Center at the Contemporary.

 

[copcarguyp71]

All of Futureworld circa 1996....

 

[BigRedDad]

Mr. Toad's and 20,000 Leagues

 

[disneypearl]

SpectroMagic

 

[Magenta Panther]

Maelstrom. I don't care if it wasn't an E ticket. It was an original, it was something different, and it had an eerie magic and charm. It was the first thing I hit when visiting WS. I'm going to miss the heck out of it.

 

[rct247]

Horizons

 

[mouse_luv]

Imagination and Mr. Toad's. I miss SpectroMagic dearly.

 

[Laura]

Dreamfinder
Imageworks

 

[NiarrNDisney]

So many but in the interest of keeping this post short I have to g with the original Imagination, 20K under the Sea and the Timekeeper!

 

[bebert]

Maelstrom. My trip in June will be our first to WDW since the ride was taken down.
I will pause and shed a tear.

 

[Tink28]

I miss Horizons, World of Motion & I loved the Skyway at MK even though I am not good with heights!

 

[Weather_Lady]

Before or after it went PC?

Before. I'm a political-correctness loving feminist, but I recognize that no women (real or animatronic) were ever harmed in the original version, because the attraction was designed to ensure that those scallywag pirates could never catch them! Any implication of R-rated activity was (and is) solely in the minds of adults, and the "turning the tables" gag at the end (with the woman chasing the pirate) was something I loved as a kid. The original design told a clever and fun story. Now it's just a jumble of mixed messages. ("The pirates are attacking us and destroying our town! So, let's hide one of them and protect him at our own peril, for no reason whatsoever!")

 

[bethymouse]

20,000 Leagues
The "old" Test Track

 

[Misterdcp]

I always enjoyed the original Test Track. My last trip I was able to ride the new version for the first time and thought the whole car design part was interesting, but the actual ride part didn't seem as fun to me. It's still a fun attraction and I would still recommend it to people

 

[Misterdcp]

Man, I could keep going...most of it Epcot centric.

Epcot is one of the parks with the most changes, so this list definitely matches some on my list. I really miss the "old EPCOT"

 

[Evil Genius]

Journey into Imagination
Original The Living Seas
Countdown to Extinction

 

[Piratical Shawn]

If I had to choose?

Journey into Imagination

But, there's a long list.

1) Horizons
2) Hydrolators and a restoration of the Seabase Alpha theme (I'm ok with Nemo being in it, but not overshadowing it)
3) World of Motion (I don't find Test Track very impressive)
4) Universe of Energy with the rotating screens and a real story
5) New Addition MAELSTROM!
6) Mr. Toads
7) Snow White's Scary Adventures
8) Vehicles at EPCOT
9) Tapestry of Nations
10) The Communicores (but updated)

Man, I could keep going...most of it Epcot centric.

I would pretty much thinking the same thing. I had almost forgotten about the rotating screens.
I would add 20,000 Leagues and I miss the mirrored ball from Dumbo.

 

[Plowboy]

Not necessarily an attraction, but I miss The Adventurer's Club.