I hate to break it to you, but "the original Snow White ride" hasn't existed since 1982, when it was completely gutted and rebuilt to accommodate Pinocchio's Daring Journey construction.
People weren't as nutty about such things back then.I just can't imagine showing up and getting the Wally World treatment, "Sorry, folks, Fantasyland is closed. Mouse outside shoulda told ya." There had to be at least one poor soul that didn't do their homework before taking the family.
People weren't as nutty about such things back then.
Even Disneyland was closed once a week. The main street sign did a lot of advertising for New Fantasyland back then. The ride closed signs outside said which ones were down. I don't think anyone ever got upset about it like they do today. Less mental illness I guess.
As far as I’m concerned the FL dark rides should be untouchable. At a surface level I agree with some of what you say but what you re not considering is that there is not enough space to do anything special there. Especially when you consider the fact that Snow/ Pinocchio are grandfathered In with the old ADA / Cal OSHA (?) Law’s. Modern Disney/ WDI wouldn’t know what to do with that tiny space. Not like WED on the other hand that could make magic happen with black paint and plywood cutouts.
In short, it’s extremely probable that nothing they replace Pinocchio/ Snow White with be better than what is there currently.
I hate to break it to you, but "the original Snow White ride" hasn't existed since 1982, when it was completely gutted and rebuilt to accommodate Pinocchio's Daring Journey construction.
The Snow White ride kept nearly all its track layout. The original went Diamond Mine/Nice Forest/Witch’s Dungeons/Scary Forest/Boulder On Yer ‘Ed. The ‘83 remodel rearranged things and eliminated a lot of total darkness moments to squeeze more in. The original boulder finale came right where the entry to the rainy cliff room is; the ride originally had a straight corridor of nothing leading back to the outside, which was still more satisfying than the laugh-inducing “Happily Ever After” mural.I don't believe the whole ride was gutted, wasn't it just the load and queue area that was gutted? The building next to it which was the the Mickey mouse theater/fantasyland theater was completely gutted and partially demo to allow the addition of Pinocchio
Having not gotten to Disneyland for the first time until 1995 it’s always weird to see the mini version of the original Florida carousel tent in old photos of the DL Fantasyland.I don't believe the whole ride was gutted, wasn't it just the load and queue area that was gutted? The building next to it which was the the Mickey mouse theater/fantasyland theater was completely gutted and partially demo to allow the addition of Pinocchio
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