I totally agree with you. But there seems to be a lot of nostalgia towards these (and other) attractions. I just am suggesting that a Disney Memories park could create additional demand.
You’re being negative. They could bring back the rides using any “tech” they wanted to recreate the original experience.
20,000 Leagues was a ride that went somewhere. The biggest problem I thought was in the first phase of the ride before you entered the show building. It was easy to see the fish, etc. suspended by a wire by the light of day. Once inside the show building, the effects were better. (I personally liked all the ship-chatter going on during the ride. It was never Mickey's best effort.
Mr. Toad's Wild Ride was the first ride I ever experienced in Disney World, 20,000 was the second. Last time I was in Disneyland we rode Mr. toad's as they still have it there. Horizons was one I didn't understand as to why they closed it altogether in what seems to be instant. If you make it to Mission To Mars you can see some of the Horizon props being repurposed when you are in the cue. I myself never cared for Mickey's Toontown but I wasn't aware that it closed. As far as I understood it, they are adding Mickey and Minnie's runaway train to it and thus given the whole place a more proper purpose than just being a bunch of cartoony buildings. The timekeeper was ok but wasn't as memorable as others. To me, the Alien encounter ride should have been redesigned and moved to the Holywood studios park and it would have been the greatest hit then. Instead, they changed it to whatever Stitch thing was and eventually to nothing. For that matter, I remember when it was Flight to The Moon. It was a little lame back then but when it was Alien encounter it was really, really good. Just in the wrong park.
I remember the whole town at WDW... or think I remember it. I have seen the whole town!
