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It's really just crude. Couldn't it be us smelling a more "odd" scent (one that's not just "flower" but something interesting)?

The "Skunk Figment" part makes it automatically a kids ride to me. "Haha farts are funny" logic to it. That scene is cringey

Barney does have a rather sizable adult fanbase, but it's really not appealing to me. Going back to Figment, I can safely say that the 2002 ride is 100% a "just for kids" ride. It doesn't have the same age-wide appeal that the original does. Figment is far more mischievous in the current...

I didn't realize. I just heard there was a Villains show. My bad. I'm not sure where to put it honestly, if it does get any relocation.

I could forgive the third version as it was presumably a temporary solution to the awful 1999 version that they made!!!! that was apparently supposed to be "rectified" by Project Gemini. I'm not sure of the specifics (I learned this from the Yesterworld video on Figment's downfall). Unpopular...

I am one of those people, but i'm really not sure if there are really that many 20-somethings that are as big on the original, unfortunately. I could be wrong, though. The Dragon Tales thing was more of an analogy than any realistic expectation, just to clarify. They're never bringing that...

The ride needed a revamp 10 years ago.

Who's the Vice President of the Tony Baxter Fan Club?

There's one thing I am curious about. Prior to August 2010 when Kodak let go of the sponsorship, there was an exhibit with Figment appearing throughout. It seemed to be some sort of interactive stage activity: What was this like? I'd love to see some more footage of this. It looked pretty...

I live about 7 hours from WDW, so theoretically I could ride down there, but I can't (dealing with medical issues right now). Because of this, I am not a true Figment fan™.

I was thinking they'd do the cheap route and just slap it on Disney+, but given that Disney themselves seem to be saying that "we'll preserve the film and other parts of the experience for fans to enjoy in the future", it does give me a small light of hope that maybe they'll just move it to a...

That actually got me thinking. So, let's just say that some worker at a company wanted to make a Dragon Tales ride (this is assuming this company owns the rights to it). After all, a lot of 20-somethings loved Dragon Tales when they grew up as kids. Surely this'll be a hit, right? Unfortunately...

My mind is so conflicted on this, but as I think about it more and more, I start thinking that maybe it's a good thing that they're not redoing the 2002 version. If they're never gonna bring the original back, then please maybe just... don't touch Figment right now. Because a refurb now might be...

I do agree with this in theory, but I am 100% certain they'd do a Inside Out IP shoehorn if a refurb happens. And as much as I don't want that, it's unfortunately much more likely than just Figment + Dreamfinder. That makes me sad. The IP isn't what would ruin Figment, it's really the...

I'm actually really happy they brought back Figment for a meet-and-greet. Unfortunately, the Dreamfinder is in the background, and as we all know, Disney would rather capitalize on nostalgia by just giving us references rather than actually bringing back the Dreamfinder and redoing Figment.

I know i'm starting to go into insane ramblings. Truth is, I really am going insane, because like, why? Is it because they can't find an IP to put in there? Hot take: I wouldn't mind an Inside Out Figment ride. If it was good, and it captured the spirit of the original ride at least...

Picture of a Figment/Dreamfinder fan in depression after having waited 33 years for a new ride, 2035 colorized I find it hilariously ironic that Dragon Tales premiered the year after the original JII was closed (and a month before the 1999 Figment-less version opened). Therefore, Emmy, Max...

I'm sure i've already said this before, but still. I'm afraid that they'll wreck Figment with a refurbishment. And you might think, "you're crazy!" But just thinking of the current situation of the parks now, it really has me nervous. This update (if it ever happens) could just be pretty...

I'd love to see if there's any archive of message boards from early '98 (or even late '97) talking about Figment closing.

How'd they know it'd close? Insider information? All I could think of.