Am I the only one who,

[minsmk]

Doesn't like Storybook Circus? I just never really had a love for the theming like I did with Toontown (Well, I grew up loving Starland/Toontown.) it just looks like some intense toddler themepark lol. I mean I love the circus theming but it's just sort of boring and there isn't much to do there. Also, I swear they cut down the size or something because Toontown felt big and fun while SBC feels small and claustrophobic.

 

[copcarguyp71]

+1 on that...you are not alone.

 

[DznyGrlSD]

Me three.

 

[Redsky89]

I actually like it. At night its one of the more pleasing areas to be in. I like strolling through there. Plus as a grown adult with no kids Toontown for me I wouldnt even bother with so I don't feel like I'm missing much with it gone.

 

[Haymarket2008]

Yeah...it isn't terrible, but I think it is a waste of space. The design is solid and clever, but I hate these huge, expensive projects that are simply built to house Meet & Greets (Princess Fairytale Hall). Lovely, and well designed but just a waste of space. Is the "story" of Storybook Circus basically Dumbo/Casey Jr./the circus plopped itself into New Fantasyland?

 

[MissingDisney]

We don't even go back there anymore. Nothing to see/do.

 

[Lucky]

It's OK - a little kid area is nice to have - but I don't think it improves on what was there before. Money better spent somewhere else.

 

[fireworksandfairytales]

I'm not a fan of it at all! I really enjoyed Toontown and I miss it dearly. Where do Mickey and Minnie live now anyway?!

 

[unkadug]

I'm not a fan of it at all! I really enjoyed Toontown and I miss it dearly.
Where do Mickey and Minnie live now anyway?!

They now have a condo on Main Street.

No more suburbs for these mice. They have moved on up... to an east side deluxe apartment in the sky.

 

[baloofigment14]

I think it is a cool area with the circus theme, but I wish Mickey's house and Minnie's house were still there. Just doesn't seem right that Mickey got "kicked out" of his own house at Disney World.

 

[unkadug]

I think it is a cool area with the circus theme, but I wish Mickey's house and Minnie's house were still there. Just doesn't seem right that Mickey got "kicked out" of his own house at Disney World.

Mickey never lived at WDW....it was simply his summer getaway from his home in California.

 

[AllyInWonderland]

I'm not a fan of it at all! I really enjoyed Toontown and I miss it dearly. Where do Mickey and Minnie live now anyway?!

Well their houses are still in Disneyland.

 

[baloofigment14]

Mickey never lived at WDW....it was simply his summer getaway from his home in California.

Ohhhhh ok. Where is his new summer spot now?

 

[unkadug]

Ohhhhh ok. Where is his new summer spot now?

Paris

 

[baloofigment14]

Paris

It all makes sense now.

 

[bethymouse]

I don't care for the "circus" area. My boys still like to ride Barnstormer and Dumbo, but other than the Pete's Silly Side Show Meet n Greet, I could have done without the "kiddie spray" area.

 

[Chef Mickey]

Storybook Circus and the carnival theme at Dinoland are cut from the same cloth...cheap.

 

[JIMINYCR]

I used to walk through Toontown only to get to the Judges tent area and see what merchandise might be there.... I walked through Storybook Circus on my last trip to take some new photos and see the merchandise. If I had little ones I might have more interest in the area. Glad there is a place for parents to spend more time with their younger, not so brave kids. MK needs such an area.

 

[StarWarsGirl]

I like Storybook Land much better than Toontown. Toontown just wasn't very well done, especially in comparison to the Disneyland version. I mean, how did they get this:

And this:

And this:

And we got this:

And this:

After having been to the DL version, I just felt like ours was pathetic.

I do like Storybook Circus. I should also mention that I'm a Dumbo fan. I think the double Dumbos with the play area and the air conditioned queue is very nice. My parents are laughing that they didn't have all that when I screamed my way onto Dumbo at age 2 and now it's too late. There could have been more done to that area, but I like it.

 

[gooftroop5]

My boys still like to ride Barnstormer and Dumbo, but other than the Pete's Silly Side Show Meet n Greet, I could have done without the "kiddie spray" area.

My kids like the rides and meet n greet as well, but I'm totally with you about the Casey Jr. splash area. ESPECIALLY after I heard that the water was regenerated to save water.