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Reportedly the original ballroom music was restored today, no word on the seance room though

Although Mickey & Minnie's Runaway Railway will contain a lot of projections in it, it does appear that it will have a good amount of animatronics and physical elements as well. Not a good comparison

Whether you believe they are technically "trackless" or not, trackless has become the term that has been used to describe all of those attractions. Even though the path that these vehicles follow are set, technically there is no physical track to speak of which allows much more freedom of movement.

It appears that there are about 7 or so songs. I don't think it would be any better or worse than working the Mater attraction

Walls are down on Jessie's Carousel, looks pretty good to me

Gotta disagree. Like it or hate it, the car creation is so integral to the new version that the ride would be kinda meaningless without it. I shouldn't need to download a mobile app to get the full enjoyment out of a ride

Sometimes I like to lead people to believe it is, but no. Happy Gilmore is an amazing movie though.

It sounds like there will be practical effects to some extent. Even though it is another shooter ride in DCA, I do have hopes that they will find ways of differentiating it. There's not much point in preaching doom and gloom when we know so little at this point. However it turns out, I don't see...

Huh, I never noticed that. I'm definitely used to hearing WDW's version on the soundtrack I own of DL's, but I never released it was different from what's heard on-ride. Thanks for pointing that out

It definitely does. It plays up until the point you make the big drop.

In the relatively short time I've been on this forum it has always shocked me how quickly and easily threads will get off topic. It happens every single time without fail.

I have to disagree a bit here. What sets the original version apart is the songs are used as an outlet to introduce and show the personalities of the characters. You can tell after a couple of seconds certain details such as that Big Al is lumbering buffoon or the sweet innocent nature of the...

Is there any notable set pieces that were removed? The trees and the truck are still there. Unless I am mistaken, everything else appeared to be a warehouse backdrop

I may be a bit biased since I have never ridden Test Track 1.0, but I personally think Test Track 2.0 is really enjoyable and a vast improvement from what I have seen. I think that Test Track 1.0 was starting to become dated, and I think Disney was obligated to update it rather than let it sit...

For me it's: Country Bear Jamboree Jungle Cruise Haunted Mansion Pirates of The Caribbean Splash Mountain

Thanks for the advice, I ended up going with Tsum Tsum since it appears to have a much smoother performance on my phone

Mr. Toad: A true classic, this ride is wild and imaginative. It is just brimming with charm and always manages to put a smile on my face Snow White: While not very true to the movie, this ride is great in it's own right with the way it invokes the imagery from the more frightening moments from...

I vote with my heart, not with my mind. #CountryBearsForever

I agree, but I still think DL's is a little better. With all the extra space it had, they should've been able to do a lot more with the WDW version, but DL's is better in the ways that matter.

On the topic of Pooh, I think DL does more with less space. Although it doesn't follow the sequence in the movie, the dream scene makes more sense in the ride after the rain scene, and serves as a better climax. Disneyland also has a longer dream sequence and overall has a better flow to it...