WannaBWendy
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I agree, or a month AFTER opening day, just to get all those little kinks worked out. Would love to see the park at a time where people dressed to come to WDW.
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Disney's Time Machine.
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fireworksandfairytales
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I'd go back to the 25th anniversary, because I was only like 3 years old and I don't remember much of it at all except the castle being pink. That's the first way I remember seeing the castle, actually.
Millenium Celebration would be a close second choice, though. I loved Tapestry of Nations.
Millenium Celebration would be a close second choice, though. I loved Tapestry of Nations.
disneysince71
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This is a hard one for me Hatter.. I would go back to one of those days I was pushing a double stroller and tell my self how fast this time is going to fly by and enjoy it As far as a ride goes Mr. Toad for sure.. still do not understand why they closed it
As far as a ride goes Mr. Toad for sure.. still do not understand why they closed it 
The Empress Lilly
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Oh, don't you worry about that. Horizons is only, like, a majestic omnimover such as SSE but twice as larGE THREE TIMES AS GRAND AND TEN TIMES AS EPICI would love to ride Horizons just one time period.
Gabe1
Ivory Tower Squabble EST 2011. WINDMILL SURVIVOR
Early 90's+. Every time you turned around something else was being built, from attractions to resorts, boardwalks and waterpark. We visited for 2 weeks every year and always had a bucketlist of what we had to see that wasn't there last year.
To me the new millenium brought the era of neglect, the era that WDW wasn't even on Disney Corps radar and WDW received virtually Zippididoodah.
To me the new millenium brought the era of neglect, the era that WDW wasn't even on Disney Corps radar and WDW received virtually Zippididoodah.
Gabe1
Ivory Tower Squabble EST 2011. WINDMILL SURVIVOR
This is a hard one for me Hatter.. I would go back to one of those days I was pushing a double stroller and tell my self how fast this time is going to fly by and enjoy it
Likely nobody in 10 years will understand the logic of closing Snow White dark ride for a princess meet and greet either.
FettFan
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I would love to ride Horizons just one time period.
I know it's not the SAME...but...this will give you some idea of how awesome it was; it's a first-person 3D model.
Takes a while to load though.
http://www.horizonsresurrected.com/unity/Horizons15/horizons.html
The Empress Lilly
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I know, I was just being a wee bit mean to ya, rubbin' it in and such.Oh, I'm well aware. I've watched the video by @marni1971
But hey, at least you can console yourself with the fact that you've ridden WoM!
rufio
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I know, I was just being a wee bit mean to ya, rubbin' it in and such.
But hey, at least you can console yourself with the fact that you've ridden WoM!
I have?! When was this?
The Empress Lilly
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I know you haven't ridden, I was just being a wee bit mean to ya, rubbin' it in and such.I have?! When was this?
Surely, you've done the original Energy?
(Sorry, I just can't help myself. Basically, I'm a bad person)
rufio
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I know you haven't ridden, I was just being a wee bit mean to ya, rubbin' it in and such.
Surely, you've done the original Energy?
(Sorry, I just can't help myself. Basically, I'm a bad person)
I'm not sure if we can be friends anymore.
righttrack
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I missed the early Epcot years and never was on rides like Horizons or World of Motion, etc. I visited WDW with parents/family up to the opening of Epcot and lost a lot of years and then returned with my own children in the 2000s. By then the second generation of attractions were already in place or getting there. I'd set the time machine to the Epcot opening to see MK mostly as I remembered it and this new Epcot thing as I'd never seen it (except on TV)
disneycouple07
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1996, first trip ever to WDW! This vacation was like a dream. It was perfect, lots of memories with my family!
FettFan
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Oh man that was so SWEET. Even if you went on it knowing that the Yeti was just a giant robot, you still had this "OH ****" moment like it was going to ram its arm right into the train. Between the motion of the animatronic and the speed of the train going past, there was this illusion that it was RIGHT THERE ALMOST IN YOUR LAP.
The second time we rode it, my father actually reached up into the air as we went under thinking he could touch it.
disney fan 13
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1994.