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Best Themed
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goofyfan13
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Tower of Terror by far i think that dinosaur is really well themed too
ToTBellHop
Well-Known Member
Tower of Terror gets my vote.
GoofyMike29
New Member
Everythingat Disney is very well themed but the best themed in my eyes is the SCI FI diner.
Pioneer Hall
Well-Known Member
Everything has a very unique theme. I think that Liberty Square in the Magic Kingdom though is very nice. You start out in the colonial times and move closer to the 1800's in to frontierland. The transition is so smooth.
Also all the resorts are beautifully themed.
Also all the resorts are beautifully themed.
Tom Morrow
Well-Known Member
Tower of Terror is the best, most detailed themed ride EVER!
WOW, someone finaly understands the transition form Liberty Square to Frontierland.
But not only is it a transition in time, it is also a transition in Location, From the Under Hudson Valley at the HM, through Phillidelphia, to St. Louis, Fianly out to the west through New Mexico and ending with an area reminesent of North Arizona and Utah.
But not only is it a transition in time, it is also a transition in Location, From the Under Hudson Valley at the HM, through Phillidelphia, to St. Louis, Fianly out to the west through New Mexico and ending with an area reminesent of North Arizona and Utah.
ToTBellHop
Well-Known Member
they kinda messed up the geographic pattern when they opened Splash Mountain, however...it's more or less in the Southeast, but it had to go there b/c it wouldn't fit anywhere else. However you do pass over the Mississippi when you cross from Frontierland to Liberty Square, and time is rolling back. Also...the brown walkway that goes down the middle of the street...people used to dump their..."waste" shall we say, out their window, so there would be a stream running down the middle of the street with it. Also, in Liberty Square, check the angles of the shutters. They are all a little off 90º because in the Revolutionary War period, they would take off one of the leather straps holding the shutters up for...one of their weapons or clothes...I don't remember what exactly, but something they needed for the War...consequently, the shutters hung at a slight angle. Disney overlooks nothing!
Pioneer Hall
Well-Known Member
Well at least they used to...
Disney_Freak:oþ
New Member
I honestly think everything at Disney World is well themed...that's what makes it so special,right? 
I think they all are .. I love the details in everything!!!!! If you just look around while your in line there is so much to see ..but it doesnt end when you get to the ride/show 
FantasiaBish
Member
My vote is for...........Primeval Whirl!!!!:lol:
I'm just kidding. I have to agree with what most everyone else has said, ToT, the detail that has gone into that ride is amazing.
I'm just kidding. I have to agree with what most everyone else has said, ToT, the detail that has gone into that ride is amazing.
MKCustodial
Well-Known Member
Yeah, ToT gets you immersed from the moment you see the hotel. But the Grat Movie Ride is also wonderful, Muppets, Big Thunder Mountain, Country Bear, Pirates, Jungle Cruise... If the ones in Fantasyland didn't follow that Swiss, kinda circus-looking pattern, they'd be really great! Imagine, boarding the Jolly Roger to ride Peter Pan's Fight!
Terp02
New Member
It's amazing how hard this question actually is because if you think about it, all the rides in WDW are for the most part better themed then any other theme park I've been to, especially Six Flags parks. ANYWAY, the best themed ride in WDW is probably ToT or PotC. In Disneyland, Indiana Jones and Haunted Mansion. For me, I think that Haunted Mansion is much better designed than the one in WDW, but I feel that PotC is better in WDW, even though it doesn't have the cool bayou scene in the beginning.
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