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Buzz queue refurb?
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WDWTank
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That’s at one of the Disneyland’s.
Dragonman
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I know ha ha, it’s just one of those infamous malfunction pictures out there lol, too good not to post.
WDWTank
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Buzz got hacked by the Evil Emperor Zurg!
oogie boogie man
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That's true, people are still lining up for it. So why would they completely replace it?
Snow Queen 83
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I don't know why it is such a fan favorite. I guess it's because it is a ride everyone in the family can ride.
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Animaniac93-98
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Because it's Toy Story and you can push a button that goes "pew pew".
That's enough for some people.
Animaniac93-98
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When the ride was brand new, I had never seen something like it before and thought it was neat.
20+ years later and every amusement center or park in the country has something similar and that is no longer the case. Disney themselves have done much better with the Monsters Inc ride and Tokyo Disneyland.
This particular show building in WDW's Tomorrowland has never had a super elaborate dark ride, but at least before Buzz you could get a good air conditioned break without having to wait in a long line.
20+ years later and every amusement center or park in the country has something similar and that is no longer the case. Disney themselves have done much better with the Monsters Inc ride and Tokyo Disneyland.
This particular show building in WDW's Tomorrowland has never had a super elaborate dark ride, but at least before Buzz you could get a good air conditioned break without having to wait in a long line.
SplashJacket
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Not to skew too off-topic from the thread, but I rode this ride and thought it was decent, but failed to understand why so many people praise it.
Can someone educate me?
Animaniac93-98
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Big sets, actual animatronics and lots of them, decent run time, unique to that park etc.
More leg room in the ride vehicles would have been nice as it’s a tight squeeze if you’re taller than average.
RSoxNo1
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I'll preface this by saying that I don't believe this attraction belongs in Epcot at all.
Having said that, I think that the competition component of this attraction is empowering and that underlying component is why many of us liked classic EPCOT. Competition, interactive, whatever it may be there's a rush that people get from that feeling. Add in the fact that there's no height requirement and it makes sense.
Purduevian
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I don't understand why people dislike this ride.
- High Capacity
- Interactive
- No height requirement
- Large sets
- AAs
- Long Ride time
- Photo Op
- Beloved IP
- Fits land (better than most things there)
- Immersive
SplashJacket
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If you simply compare the attraction to every other buzz ride around the world, WDW's is the worst by an incredible amount. It is in desperate need of a very extensive refurb.
Indeed. I recently got the chance to ride the Paris version, and I was staggered by how much better it was.
rle4lunch
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exactly. i hate having a FP for my 5 year old for this when visiting WDW. it's such junk compared to other parks.
Animaniac93-98
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RSoxNo1
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I agree, but for me I'd rather ride Buzz Lightyear's Space Ranger Spin than Peter Pan's Flight. In both cases, they could stand to see some tech upgrades (as well as general maintenance).
I don't dislike it, but still want it replaced.
The IP is everywhere. Give TL something else.
Victor Kelly
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Replace it with what? Granted they have a lot of IP from Fox. But what to repleace it with?
SplashJacket
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Easy, a Space Balls museum.