spacemountaincarlo
Well-Known Member
Rode Mission: SPACE (orange, but there wasn't a green side back then) one time when I was 8, 15 years later, still have never and will never go on it again.
Really? I'm the exact reverse! =DToy Story Midway Mania, I much prefer Buzz Lightyear.
I think it comes from pulling a cord instead of squeezing a trigger. There is very little satisfaction in that cord pull, not to mention it can throw off your aim.Really? I'm the exact reverse! =D
TSMM is really good fun, always secretly enjoy it more than I let on. Buzz on the other hand...I keep thinking that somewhere deep down there's a good ride hiding in there...that I just need to persevere. 'Maybe this time'
And then every time it sucks. A waste of time. I can't see what I'm doing and nothing will tell me. Just some red dot popping up seemingly randomly vaguely in the direction I was aiming at. All in an annoying environment.
Are there any attractions that you did one time and have had no desire to do again?
this literally killed me. Never again.I forgot about the orange...yeah, one and done...I guess I'm getting too old for this stuff.
This is devastating to read.American Adventure at Epcot.
As a Brit I just found it hard to follow, I think the attraction assumes you have some basic knowledge of history of the USA.
Journey Into Your Imagination closed in 2001.-Journey into Your Imagination: literally an embarrassment to the park
-Test Track: the most underwhelming experience ever at WDW...still in shock that ppl rave about it
Original Test Tract was great.-Journey into Your Imagination: literally an embarrassment to the park
-Test Track: the most underwhelming experience ever at WDW...still in shock that ppl rave about it
this literally killed me. Never again.
Maybe she's posting from beyond the grave.No, it didn't. It FIGURATIVELY killed you.
Sorry, pet peeve . . . . .
Maybe they brought her back to life with paddlesMaybe she's posting from beyond the grave.
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