LoriMistress
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I would get ride of SGE. It's just wrong on many levels.
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if you could get rid of any Disney ride...
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scottnj1966
Well-Known Member
I'm actually against them removing any ride to make room for another.
they have acres of room to keep adding on.
Just build more rides, the ones they have are packed all the time now, need to spread the people out.
I would love to see another water ride built.
Little mermaid could work.
But if you want to do soemthing with one of the rides, update the speedway. Disneyland did already with the chevron cars. Imagine all the cars being themed from the movie cars.
Pumbas Nakasak
Heading for the great escape.
Id just close all the parks, its simpler in the long run.
I'd like to see the riverboat in magic kingdom replaced, it's boring and it's down alot anyways.
the whole dino-rama county fair thing can go away. i can do most of those rides at a carnival.
stitches great escape shouldn't have ever been made. if people are too afraid to experience alien encounter then don't ride. i choose not to ride rockin' roller coaster because i don't want to go upside down.
i'd love to see more water rides at disney, something along the lines of jurassic park would be great.
the whole dino-rama county fair thing can go away. i can do most of those rides at a carnival.
stitches great escape shouldn't have ever been made. if people are too afraid to experience alien encounter then don't ride. i choose not to ride rockin' roller coaster because i don't want to go upside down.
i'd love to see more water rides at disney, something along the lines of jurassic park would be great.
yankspy
Well-Known Member
Ahh, what a great attraction. Too bad.
trr1
Well-Known Member
Pumbas Nakasak
Heading for the great escape.
Scooter
Well-Known Member
I'd get rid of The Country Bear Jamboree.
It's not only JamBORing, but with toothless hillbilly bears who drink corn whiskey from jugs while singing about blood on saddles and shooting little buford instead of whooping him and playing "gitars that only have one STRANG"...well, it all just seems a tad politically incorrect these days.
But that's just my take the subject.
I will say though, that CBJ is a good place to go to get out of the heat and take a little nap.
It's not only JamBORing, but with toothless hillbilly bears who drink corn whiskey from jugs while singing about blood on saddles and shooting little buford instead of whooping him and playing "gitars that only have one STRANG"...well, it all just seems a tad politically incorrect these days.
But that's just my take the subject.
I will say though, that CBJ is a good place to go to get out of the heat and take a little nap.
gettingsmaller
New Member
I rode Stitch last year and thought it was fun. I WAS lucky enough to get to ride the ExtraTerrorrestrial Alien Encounter back in 1999. That ride--especially when you had no idea what was coming--was intense. It was incredible, but I can see how there would be problems with kids riding that ride. I thought Stitch was fine as an adaptation, and I actually intend to ride it in December...
As for what needs to go--Backlot Tour has to be one of the largest wastes of space on the WDW property. If I were in charge, I'd shut it down out of pure embarassment. As for what to replace it with? What about a Ratatioulle sewer raft ride?
and take those rum-swiggin, women-selling, float-by shootin, torturin (waterboarding the governor), arson-lovin, PIRATES with ya! :hammer:
gettingsmaller
New Member
I see your point. I am not a fan of political correctness... Somehow, I am fine with Pirates, but found Country Bears to be boring and distasteful... I think maybe it was an attraction for a different time--both in terms of content (hey, how funny was it when Johnny Carson would tease Ed McMahon about his drinking?) AND in terms of technology. At one time, that sort of tech was new and special. Now, it's old school and you can see it at Chuck-E-Cheese. If you have boring/questionable content AND you take away the technology angle, you're really not left with much...
BTW, a similar show at a state fair or something may be worth the time, but to spend time in Country Bears when you could be riding Splash or Big Thunder (or Pirates) just seems like a waste at WDW... I guess what I'm trying to say is that "boring" can be relative. Would I sit through it at the Texas State Fair? Probably (though I still may be uncomfortable with my very young kids watching some of it and fearing questions they may ask). Do I want to sit through it at WDW? No way, Jose.
trr1
Well-Known Member
then why are you going to disney in 31 days if the counter on the bottom of your post is correct:wave:
hpyhnt 1000
Well-Known Member
Its just Pumbas being Pumbas.
Don't worry; inside, I think he actually likes Disney. But don't tell him I said that! :lookaroun
Anyway, attraction I'd get rid of? Sounds Dangerous at DHS. Not only is it boring and pointless, its also rather unsanitary. :hurl:
blackthidot
Well-Known Member
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spectrodanny
Active Member
I would Refurbish Pecos Bils into a 2nd theater for the Bears speciffically for the Vacation/Christmas shows.
One Lil Spark
EPCOT Center Defender
I'd have to get rid of JIYI and hope that they'd do an updated version of the original JII. Not necessarily a total reincarnation of the attraction, but a respectable redo with the same theme/message/emotionally envoking end result. And while we're at it, just spruce up Imageworks and reopen it to the public. Rainbow tunnel and pin table, anyone?
yankspy
Well-Known Member
I used to love the pin table. Yes, I am easily amused.:lol: