Redeeming factors in rides you dislike

[Brer Panther]

I think the title should speak for itself. I'll start:

I like how the Little Mermaid ride features Scuttle as the narrator. And the "Poor Unfortunate Souls" scene is done pretty well.

 

[Otterhead]

The Figment bits of the current Imagination ride are very cute, especially the AAs. But I think that's why most people ride it, anyway

 

[Flippin'Flounder]

I really like the Nemo queue, and the one Dark Ride segment of 7DMT is amazing.

 

[DisneyPrincess5]

I'm on board with @Otterhead
But for me, it's Muppet Vision. I ADORED the Muppets as a kid, and still do. I had every Muppet possession you could possibly have. Clothing, stuffed animals and multiple other toys, movies, lunch boxes, music, and more. But I cannot take Muppet Vision. It drives me nuts. I think it just feels old and stale to me, but we see it anyway because I cannot forsake my beloved Muppets and not give them a visit.

 

[Matt_Black]

The pre-show for Stitch's Great Escape is excellent, in my opinion.

 

[The Empress Lilly]

- I like Stitch in general and the AA is good
- Monsters makes me laff'
- Your poohicle rocks you about
- You can still see dinosaurs, Figment and Canada in between Celeb Time With Ellen, Eric and Martin

 

[C&D]

The redeeming value of rides I dislike is/are that it takes people away from other attractions (that are more to my liking). I try not to 'trash' any particular show/ride/attraction biased on my preference; to each their own.

 

[Otterhead]

But I cannot take Muppet Vision. It drives me nuts.

MuppetVision, for me, is one of the reasons I go to WDW. It's the last great thing Jim worked on, and for me, it's pure magic. I know a lot of people hate it, for reasons I cannot imagine, but to each their own.

 

[copcarguyp71]

The queue of Little Mermaid is IMO one of the best feats of Disney imagineering in a long time...the ride, well not so much.

I think the audio animatronics in Stitch go unnoticed because of the hate of the ride by so many but they are some of the most fluid and real looking ones in the world if you take a moment to look them over for what they are.

 

[TXDisney]

People mover bores me but love how it goes through space mountain and other things in tomorrow land.

 

[copcarguyp71]

People mover bores me but love how it goes through space mountain and other things in tomorrow land.

It was so much better though when the ride vehicles in SM had the glow in the dark strips on them.

 

[Matt_Black]

I know a lot of people hate it, for reasons I cannot imagine

I can imagine. You see, they're really soulless pod people who simply cannot comprehend things like joy and merriment.

 

[mergatroid]

It was so much better though when the ride vehicles in SM had the glow in the dark strips on them.

Yes I've got to admit I miss that too though I still love the TTA.

 

[rkw]

I thought the time I spent on the Seas with Nemo ride could have been far better spent doing any number of other things. But at least it had the bit with the current (a cool "are you moving or not" effect) and the projections into the fish tanks.

The gift shop at the end of Dinosaur had some interesting dinosaur toys.

 

[Chef Mickey]

A couple days ago, we rode TTA 6 times in a row without getting off. I absolutely love it.

To answer the thread, I think Ursula makes up for a ho hum Little Mermaid experience.

 

[imagineer boy]

SGE: The animatronics of stitch and the mechanical laser arms are terrific. Everything else is crap.

 

[FoozieBear]

I can imagine. You see, they're really soulless pod people who simply cannot comprehend things like joy and merriment.

Thank you. I could not have worded that possibly any better myself.

 

[mergatroid]

I'm never in a rush to see The Hall of Presidents I must admit. However when I do go into this attraction I'm always impressed by the AA's.

 

[Andrew C]

I'm never in a rush to see The Hall of Presidents I must admit. However when I do go into this attraction I'm always impressed by the AA's.

I have never seen hall of presidents and probably never will. I do, however like the american adventure in epcot. I assume the AA are similar?

 

[mergatroid]

I have never seen hall of presidents and probably never will. I do, however like the american adventure in epcot. I assume the AA are similar?

Yes they're similar but the show isn't as complex as the American Adventure is with all it's stage changes.