I don't care what anyone says, I will always love...

[nickys]

1. TSI - exploring the tunnels, Fort Langholm and going across the barrel bridge.

2. The Treehouse - suspending belief is the whole point. And the views are worth it. If the bucket pulley system is working it’s a bonus.

3. Carousel of Progress - cheesy but fun.

4. Taking the bus back to my resort in the evening. Nothing special but knowing I’m not leaving WDW is priceless.

 

[Chef idea Mickey`=]

Magical Carpets of Aladdin - MK

Epcot Forever - A Whole New World

Disney's Riviera Resort - Theme, Look, everything!

Tour Buses when used instead Disney Buses

 

[Earlie the Pearlie]

Splashtacular. I love that this existed at all, at any point in time.
"Who are you?!?!?"
"NONE OF YOUR BUISSSSNESSSSSSSSS!"
This truly is the greatest timeline.

 

[Magicart87]

20,000 Leagues Under the Sea: Submarine Voyage

 

[Sans Souci]

I will always love taking the monorail in and through Epcot, especially at night.

 

[SyracuseDisneyFan]

Carousel of Progress-one of my favorites and a terrific place to take a load off.

 

[Mr. Pusskers]

I will always love the feeling I get when we arrive at Disney and check in to the resort. I know life is good and start to be a kid again.

 

[Mireille]

Carousel of Progress-one of my favorites and a terrific place to take a load off.

One time I rode it, I was the only person in the entire theater. I always sing along when the scenes change, but I was belting it out that time.

 

[Tjaden]

Carousel of Progress-one of my favorites and a terrific place to take a load off.

Top 5 attraction in the whole complex. Imagine a WDW that has nothing but 50 attractions in the spirit of CoP. Sure it'd shut down due to lack of interest in two years tops, but what a glorious two years of no lines it would be.

 

[TheCoasterNerd]

Disneyland over WDW - there's something about how small it is and the knowledge that Walt walked there. Just hits different. Even in the calmest parts of the off-season, WDW feels like a tourist destination while Disneyland feels like a home...

 

[Lilofan]

I will always love the feeling I get when we arrive at Disney and check in to the resort. I know life is good and start to be a kid again.

Its nice after getting off a red - eye flight and checking in early in the morning , the front desk cast will let us check in if the room is ready with no added charge for checking before 3pm.

 

[MickeyLuv'r]

The smell of warm chocolate chip cookies on Main St late at night.

Speaking of Main St, I also love walking upstream on Main St:
in the evening,
on a night MK is open past 1am,
just as the parade was going down the other way,
and the feeling of having the park (mostly) to ourselves.

The front of the monorail.

 

[Andrew C]

The Dapper Dans singing as you enter MK...

 

[MickeyLuv'r]

I've got another one, the bus drivers telling jokes.

 

[graphite1326]

I really loved the DME. Getting off the plane all tired out, and hopping on the bus and starting a lovely long vacation. That was the best feeling. Decompression started on that ride.

Many folks say that happens when they get through the gate and see the castle. Naw, the bus did it for me.

RIP DME.

Me too but for me it was when you dropped your luggage off at the airport and idn't have to worry about that either.

 

[SyracuseDisneyFan]

PeopleMover

 

[Cmdr_Crimson]

Ellen's Energy Adventure...Say what you will but it was the second Longest Attraction in WDW at 45 mins in length, the best A/C around, a Fantastic Bruce Broughton score, and now The ride that occupies it is only 3 mins long , the only breeze you get is the wind passing by you while riding and a mix selection of 70's and 80's songs..

 

[WDWmazprty]

...At the end of the night in MK, always stopping at the Emporium to do some last minute shopping. It's a tradition for us.

 

[NickMaio]

Carousel of Progress-one of my favorites and a terrific place to take a load off.

Only when my lumbago acts up......

 

[Hockey89]

The Adventures club. Just nothing like it.