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I don't like the idea that only Disneyland is the untouchable park and that Magic Kingdom can just be messed around with because it's not "Walt's park". The Magic Kingdom's Frontierland is just as historical as Disneyland's Frontierland.

I was going to say why I love Country Bear Jamboree, but I'm a member of the tide pod generation so I guess I don't understand a good attraction if it bit me in the face.

Which guests like the corporate side? Do you mean like people who go for Star Wars and Marvel?

I saw some people emailing Disney and I sent an email to Bob Chapek. He didn't reply but I got this. Dear Valued Guest, Thank you for your message regarding the Walt Disney World Resort. We truly appreciate your passion and interest for Country Bear Jamboree. Currently, we are focused on the...

I found an audio tribute that has some dialogue from the original like "I kept getting smaller, and smaller, and smaller" and "How do I get out? I've lost my way!". But does anyone know if the Cheshire Cat's laughing at the end is from the original ride?

Everyone says they want a time machine to go see rides like Horizons or ExtraTERRORestrial Alien Encounter, but I'd use it to go on the weird opening day dark rides.

I found a page talking about the 1958 version, but this one is interesting because it has a proper layout of the ride. https://web.archive.org/web/20001217220700/http://www2.aros.net/~pov/issue03/rabbithole.html One weird thing I noticed is that at the beginning of the Garden scene, there are...

On one of the old Fantasyland promotional videos I found an image of the Cheshire Cat scene, but this time you can fully see the pop-up Cheshire Cat from under the stool.

I love how bare the walls are besides the mural.

It's A Small World didn't open until the 60s. I'm talking about the opening day ones.

I've gone on lots of threads that talk about the original versions of Fantasyland dark rides, but I always wondered why they were so dark and scary. On Mr. Toad you nearly die lots of times before getting run over by a train and going to Hell On Snow White, you were chased through the forest...

I'm going to make the 1958-1984 Alice ride in RCT3 and I'll put it here when I'm finished.

Thanks. Do you know what part of the current ride is where the Oversized Room used to be?

Does anyone know what sound effects were used in the ride? Were they from the movie or original recordings? I'd like to hear what the Cheshire Cat's laughing and Alice's "I've lost my way" sounded like in the ride.

Yes. I think that is why lots of the early versions of Fantasyland dark rides were so scary. Back then, dark rides were only used for "ghost train" style rides with jumpscares and skeletons. Peter Pan was the first dark ride that actually tried to make you feel happy while riding (even though at...

Ok, here they are. I took the pictures that you can't find online: I think it's interesting that the early dark rides tried to scare you as much as possible. If Frozen Ever After was an opening day dark ride it would probably be about Elsa trying to kill you while cardboard cutout Olaf's...

I'll put them up soon. The magazine also had some details I didn't know about. Lots of the cutout characters popped out from behind walls or from the floor. In the Upside-Down Room after passing the White Rabbit, the riders nearly entered a fireplace The Oversized Room is actually supposed to...

I actually got the E-Ticket magazine for Alice yesterday, so if anyone wants to see some pictures that aren't online I can put them here.

Doris is actually still chanting that, I saw it back in January.

I went on Toy Story Mania recently andthere was like a piece of roast chicken on the seat. The Cast Members sent the car to the backstage and I got on the next one. I don't know a single place in Hollywood Studios you could get chicken like that. Who the hell brings chicken into a theme park?!