can you name a ride that replaced an old one and it was better I mean truly better. I can't really think of one?
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Name A Ride that replaced old one and was better
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THEMEPARKPIONEER
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Nope, just nighttime shows and parades but thats also making a turn.
Bairstow
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Dreamflight had some charm, but Buzz is definitely more fun and has built-in reridability due to the gaming element.
Nostalgia aside, Pooh is a better ride than Toad, and has a much better queue.
Frozen is a marginal upgrade to Maelstrom, though utterly unnecessary and thematically inappropriate.
Nostalgia aside, Pooh is a better ride than Toad, and has a much better queue.
Frozen is a marginal upgrade to Maelstrom, though utterly unnecessary and thematically inappropriate.
epcotisbest
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Mission Space and Test Track are both miles ahead of and far superior to Horizons and World of Motion. Imagination is so much superior to the old one with Dreamfinder and Figment.
A root canal is much better than a boring "no cavities" trip to the dentist.
A root canal is much better than a boring "no cavities" trip to the dentist.
bradleyteacher
Member
Seven Dwarfs Mine Train is better than 10,000 Leagues ever was. Pandora is a better area then Camp Minnie Mickey.
epcotisbest
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But 20,000 Leagues was better by at least 10,000.
correcaminos
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Maybe you like the ride better, but the Imageworks was significantly better than whatever they have now. I also don't think Mission Space is that awesome.
Pooh is better than Mr. Toad though.
Buzz is better than any of the rides they had there previously.
Star Tours updates were better than the original.
CaptainAmerica
Premium Member
Psst... I think he was being sarcastic.
CaptainAmerica
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I'll say it. Frozen is miles better than Maelstrom. Maelstrom was terrible. It was boring and everyone hated it until it was going away and people decided it was cool to complain about things for nostalgia's sake.
epcotisbest
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epcotisbest
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You beat me to it.
Bender123
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I hate to admit it, but, yes, Frozen is a better experience than Maelstrom was...I still say "You are not the first to pass this way...", I have fond memories of Maelstrom all the way back to a few weeks after it opened and I even sat through the movie...once...
Frozen is just a great ride. The AAs are better, the visuals are better and the story is better. Frozen is marginally "Norway" in design, but its a better ride. The mini north sea, Christmas light magic on the ceiling and polar bears that barely moved were just not compelling anymore.
There...I said it...I hate Frozen. I hate the movie and I hate that I have to say its better than Maelstrom.
Imagination #3 was better than #2.
Bender123
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Doesn't take much t improve over an empty warehouse...
I remember #2...it was a very accurate name.
Bairstow
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I don't remember people disliking Maelstrom, though I do remember that it was rare to find a queue of less than 20 minutes to ride it, except during Illuminations. I was surprised that Disney chose to remodel an attraction that continued to be so popular.
I think Maelstrom benefited from a lack of competition.
Bairstow
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No doubt, but that didn't mean it was disliked.
No at all, but I think it would have been a 24/7 walk on had it been sandwiched in between 2 E or even D tickets.
graphite1326
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I agree on all three points you made.