mickEblu
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Well see how smart you are that you figured that out?
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Most Exciting Disneyland Attractions for Intellectuals
- Thread starter TROR
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Well see how smart you are that you figured that out?
Phroobar
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Well those that don't know history are doomed to repeat it. Every little bit helps.
Rich T
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Oh, come on. Brylcreem wasn't *that* wonderful.
Model3 McQueen
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- In the Parks
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Why enjoy the Haunted Mansion narration when you could have a blast with Baby Groot in a warehouse fortress power plant sub-station?
ParkPeeker
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Oof this thread, everyone just escalates things further
TROR c'mon there have been many good things evolving in the park since then.
but if that was half a joke, you need to work on not sounding so genuinely negative.
TROR c'mon there have been many good things evolving in the park since then.
but if that was half a joke, you need to work on not sounding so genuinely negative.
socalifornian
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That stuff is going to survive the next extinction level event, it doesn’t come out
Figments Friend
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Intellectuals prefer Disneyland Park in California to WDW's Magic Kingdom in Florida.
There, I said it.
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There, I said it.
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THE 1HAPPY HAUNT
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I remember the fort and the petting zoo. i miss them both greatly.
Phroobar
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No you don't.
TragicMike
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There's honestly nothing inherently great about the Pizza Planet patio. The reason I included it on the list is just my personal enjoyment of the aesthetic. There's really not much to say about it. Other than the Monorail and Space Mountain itself, I hope this survives a Tomorrowland refurbishment. It's so tucked away at the base of the mountain and it's almost always empty when I'm there.
Anyway, there's not much to say about this space. I recommend checking it out when you get the chance. It's too bad they don't have those alien eggs hidden in the bushes anymore.
Anyway, there's not much to say about this space. I recommend checking it out when you get the chance. It's too bad they don't have those alien eggs hidden in the bushes anymore.
THE 1HAPPY HAUNT
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Yes I do. I went to the petting zoo many times. I used to love to feed the goats
ParkPeeker
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just go to a zoo
QuasiNoFroyo
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Something tells me you were also upset when they temporarily closed down Rafiki’s Planet Watch at Animal Kingdom (unless you don’t go to Disney World in Florida).
THE 1HAPPY HAUNT
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sorry I do not know what attraction you are referring to, I have never been to Animal Kingdom.
QuasiNoFroyo
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A certain place inside the park where you could watch animal surgeries be performed as well as be able to pet goats and other animals. It can only be reached by train.
THE 1HAPPY HAUNT
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oh ok.
ParkPeeker
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That's metal
KimAnnFran
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LOL. I agree.
"Smart People" rides and attractions imho:
American Adventure
Spaceship Earth (original best)
The Land boatride with the hydroponics
Even intellectuals need to relax sometimes.
Jedi Stitch
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I have been in the Great moments with Lincoln attraction, and watched him become the limbo master of the world just like in the video that shoes the malfunction. Even back then it made me think that Abe was a true renaissance man.