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Thanks, I've been to WDW many, many times.. and I've heard of the recent renovation/refurb of space mountian at DisneyLand, has anybody ridden it since then? I heard about it in the other topic and it sounds like it blows the one in WDW away!

I want to know which attractions Ishould make a point to go to as I'm only going for a day or two, as our plans weren't solely to go to DisneyLand. I have park hoppers so I can also go to California Adventure, I've seen videos of California Screamin' or something like that, how is it?

this is all great to hear, i'm going to disney land next week!

Personally I enjoy it, when you watch it from the outside the first time you go on it, it can kinda freak you out because it looks like it's going insanely fast, but once you go on it, it's not really that intense, and while it is pretty fast, it isn't scary.

great idea merf! I'm proud to say I am part of the orange team :D

"uh oh! she's getting on the Revenge of the Mummy rollercoaster! MA GET OUTTA THERE!" that was so funny.

Yea, it is pretty cool, but I have no idea as to what it is.

Best part of the show for me :lol:

it hasn't been dumbed down...

They should never close it, it's a modern classic.

I personally, have never ridden on M:S with someone who has become ill enough to throw up on ride. I've only seen people get kind of woozy afterwords. I feel bad for this one kid who had to have been the age of 8-10, his parents were asking him if he felt ok, and you could easily tell that he...

I don't think I'd literally be "heartbroken" :lol: ... but I would miss it dearly, I love it, and watch atleast two to three times a trip, even though I know what's going to happen each time I still love to watch it. It's a classic, but as you said, if it was replaced by a ride (such as an...

I don't believe this is any of Disney's fault, they've put enough warnings on the ride that riders should be aware of, not blow off. Many more people have died at other theme parks because of unsafe rides, yet they don't usually get the bad rap that disney does, even though the rides are safe...

My reccomendation would be to ask guest relations/concierge, or if you're at epcot, and you go to a resturant, maybe ask the people there for some sort of special treat or something.

If she is tall enough (I think you have to be 48" tall, but) , do not bring her on mission space, kinda obvious, but, I might as well give some fore warning.

:lol: yea, that'll happen :lol: especially the Yesterdayland and the Dark Evil n' Twisted Coaster Kingdom. would be cool though, imagine how long that resort monorail would take to get to every single one.. :(

I wasn't aware that there were many 4 y/o's tall enough to even get on, there's no way I would let a 4, even 5 or 6 year old on it, I would wait a little longer.

I think the tracks in the TTA should be changed so it's not as bumpy, the tracks are getting a little old, some are even getting rusty..

That'd be about just as wierd as seeing somebody driving the thunder mountian train down the road :lol:

Oh, and for first riders, if you want to go on, just keep going, do not skip it like the videos say if you are feeling uneasy, the first time I went on, I was scared, my heart was pumping, and when I got in the capsule, got ready for launch, and felt the rumble of the engines I knew I was in for...