Sharon&Susan
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Disneyland hasn’t been an intellectual’s paradise ever since they closed the artistic masterpiece of the Motorboat Cruise.
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Most Exciting Disneyland Attractions for Intellectuals
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shambolicdefending
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Amen. People no longer inquire about going to Disneyland with our family. They know better.
Animaniac93-98
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shambolicdefending
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It's mostly a self-defined term, which automatically makes it basically meaningless.
I'm pretty sure that anybody regularly passing time on a weekend by posting on "Walt Disney World Magic!" wouldn't pass most people's eyeball test.
Californian Elitist
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ParkPeeker
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what the hell xD, and on cartoon network?
“Most Exciting Disneyland Attractions for Intellectuals”
The title is already contradictory. Perhaps most discussed attractions? Or most debated attractions. Or most attended attractions. Sorry, the most intellectual debates seem to be at the WDW threads and even then it’s self-defeating. It’s like looking at a contemporary painting. It’s what you think it is.
The title is already contradictory. Perhaps most discussed attractions? Or most debated attractions. Or most attended attractions. Sorry, the most intellectual debates seem to be at the WDW threads and even then it’s self-defeating. It’s like looking at a contemporary painting. It’s what you think it is.
ParkPeeker
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At least it isn’t in CAPS.why are you in bold
Kram Sacul
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- In the Parks
- Yes
Is there an intellectual attraction left at DLR? Besides the bread ride.
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I can certainly appreciate the Lincoln show within the context of DL history, but in my opinion its way past it's expiration date.
You take this stuff far more seriously than I do, or even the average person visiting DL. I used to have a similar mindset but I came to realize that it's foolish to expect Disney Parks to provide anything more than entertainment for the masses with a dash of nostalgia designed to make us spend spend spend. Lincoln seems silly in today's Disneyland. Maybe move it to the Smithsonian or the Disney Family Museum.
Don't even get me started on Hall of Presidents.
This is the kind of talk I honestly hate. Take the stuff with actual value beyond "oh it's fun" and destroy it.
Tony the Tigger
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Maybe one day we can all learn to be as cultured.
One year I was there (I go there once a year at most) someone fell asleep two rows behind me. I was just proud of myself that wasn't me....but it could've been...it could've been.
These days if I really want to watch him, there is good ole Youtube. And the best part is I can pause and go get a soda or just switch it off and watch a cat video instead to relieve the drowsiness.
wityblack
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Um, how can they be for intellectuals? There's no intellectual property in those rides. Heilmich's Choo-Choo, Inside Out's Emotional Whirlwind, Toy Story Funhouse, Pixie Hollow, The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh; those are masterpieces of intellect, and truly the creme de la creme of what Imagineering has to offer.
VJ
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mine is the opposite
(mostly joking and sometimes serious)
planodisney
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On a side note, here is a great interview with the lead designer on Grizzly River Run about what Could/Should have been. It’s almost sad.
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D&M Exclusive: The Inside Story of the Making of Disney's California Adventure Grizzly River Run, by WDI Imagineer Chris Tietz
Not too long ago Mark Faft from the Insights and Sounds blog has posted the Tom Gilleon artwork below of Disney's California Adventure Gr...
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