"Attractions"

[WondersOfLife]

It seems you really don't know what you were complaining about and just wanted to complain. The equating of attraction to ride comes right from you're very first post.

Of all people to criticize someone else for just wanting to complain...


And again, just not my original intention. Can a mod just delete or lock this or something please?

 

[danlb_2000]

This thread makes by brain hurt, I don't think i will come where again.

 

[Victor Kelly]

In this case then, I would consider a bench in walmart an attraction because of the assorted walmartians that inhabit said store

 

[FettFan]

In this case then, I would consider a bench in walmart an attraction because of the assorted walmartians that inhabit said store

Indeed.

 

[Victor Kelly]

Indeed.

I would say oh my, but it is what I expect or worse.

 

[MaryJaneP]

Can we get similar benches in WDW? Call them attractions if you must, but someplace to sit outside a restaurant/store/QS location would be awesome.

 

[Bing Bong]

Does anyone ever notice things on park maps that are considered...

Yea.. "attractions"..

Are there any "attractions" on the park maps that you would never personally consider as an "attraction."

One of my biggest pet peeves is when they put things like a meet and greet as an attraction. Unless you're counting a 200 minute wait for a photo opportunity for Disney's most over-rated princesses an "attraction," then I disagree with listing things like Fairytale Hall and Pete's Slideshow as an attraction.

The same goes to Tom Sawyer Island. Unless the rafts to get there themselves are called "Tom Sawyer Island." I consider the island a Frontierland-extension.. Not an attraction. I consider the actual transportation to get their an attraction. They don't make Rafiki's Planet Watch just an attraction at Animal Kingdom.. They title the train as the attraction.

..Not sure if anybody else has this problem. It falls under my really weird WDW annoyances category d:

EDIT: Also, keep in mind.. To each their own opinions on what their own definition of an "attraction" is!


This is a better description of what I was trying to come across..