News Disneyland to give Snow White’s Scary Adventures dark ride a major facelift in 2020

[JD2000]

I bet the current ending is going to be removed all together (i.e. not moved). As it is actually unnecessary to the plot of the ride.

 

[mccgavin]

Well, it's about 10 minutes until the current iteration of Snow White closes for good. While I am thankful that Snow White will get to stay here unlike Florida, it is sad that supposedly the attraction will be losing a lot of its identity from this remodel. I have generally been neutral on my opinion with Disney's recent park additions as I've enjoyed some such as Galaxy's Edge and underwhelmed by others like Pixar Pier.

Based on the description given by DPB it seems that they'll be removing any "scariness" from the attraction, which I feel is a bad direction for it to take. I hope that Disney can update this attraction with respect to the original vision, but I'm concerned there's many more scenarios where it would turn out poorly rather than good.

This ride means a lot to me so I hope they get it right

 

[Professortango1]

I bet the current ending is going to be removed all together (i.e. not moved). As it is actually unnecessary to the plot of the ride.

The plot of the ride is escaping the evil witch who is trying to kill you. She dies at the end and you are safe. I don't see how that's unnecessary.

 

[Phroobar]

Maybe they are going to surprise us and give us an indoor Snow White mine car ride.

 

[Animaniac93-98]

Maybe they are going to surprise us and give us an indoor Snow White mine car ride.

Or gut the interior and replace it with a gift shop with some Snow White scenery that they still call an “attraction”.

 

[Phroobar]

Or gut the interior and replace it with a gift shop with some Snow White scenery that they still call an “attraction”.

Or not gut the interior and turn it into a walk thru meet and greet for the Witch.

 

[JD2000]

The plot of the ride is escaping the evil witch who is trying to kill you. She dies at the end and you are safe. I don't see how that's unnecessary.

But we ride the events of the movie, no?

 

[JD2000]

I bet we now see the Seven Dwarfs (riding the Deer) chasing the Old Hag through the Dark Forest scene.

 

[mickEblu]

I’m bummed that I didn’t get to ride Snow White’s SCARY Adventures one last time. I tried on my last trip before Christmas but my son wouldn’t allow it. On the same trip he went on Star Tours, Haunted Mansion and Pinocchio. But as we got in line for Snow White he freaked out. Go figure.

 

[Figments Friend]

We are the ones being offered an apple on the ride, not Snow White. So, really, we should be kissed by a strange man at the end.

For a single gal such as myself, this is perfectly fine with me.
Gotta get my thrills somehow...what better place then Fantasyland.



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[Phroobar]

For a single gal such as myself, this is perfectly fine with me.
Gotta get my thrills somehow...what better place then Fantasyland.



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[Professortango1]

For a single gal such as myself, this is perfectly fine with me.
Gotta get my thrills somehow...what better place then Fantasyland.



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Fantasyland; where non-consensual kisses while passed out is a-okay!

 

[D.Silentu]

I always enjoy a fact that was mentioned to me once: in the end the wishing apple did work, giving Snow White exactly what she wanted.

 

[George Lucas on a Bench]

I never even went on it one last time. It exists now...only in my memory.

 

[Darkbeer1]

I remember the ride version from the 1960's... God, I am Old!

 

[brb1006]

I remember the ride version from the 1960's... God, I am Old!

How much do you remember from that version?

 

[Darkbeer1]

How much do you remember from that version?

I do remember the section that had the old school dark ride flashing light displays. Very scary for kids.

 

[mickEblu]

I do remember the section that had the old school dark ride flashing light displays. Very scary for kids.

Kids are wimps these days. In my day I walked 47 miles to get to school went to Disneyland alone at 10 years old. The latter is true. First and last time I did a solo trip though. It’s over due.

 

[GrizzlyAdams]

I went on it as young child in the 70s and was so traumatized I refused to go on it for the rest of my childhood. I don’t think I went on it again until I was in my 30s and didnt think it was too bad, but also didn’t realize they had redone it

Anyways, good times, terrifying young children isn’t the worst thing you can do... keeps the lines shorter.

 

[Phroobar]

I went on it as young child in the 70s and was so traumatized I refused to go on it for the rest of my childhood. I don’t think I went on it again until I was in my 30s and didnt think it was too bad, but also didn’t realize they had redone it

Anyways, good times, terrifying young children isn’t the worst thing you can do... keeps the lines shorter.

Disney's bread and butter was originally scaring children. (Snow White, Cinderella, Fantasia, Bambi, Pixar Pier)