Rocket Rods v Superstar Limo

[George Lucas on a Bench]

 

[Practical Pig]

While I never experienced Rocket Rods, I did experience Superstar Limo once, so my vote has to go to Rocket Rods.

 

[mrfires]

Without a doubt, Superstar Limo. For those who were lucky enough to ride it before it’s untimely demise, got to experience Michael Eisner’s true vision for DCA.

It is truly unfortunate how people just couldn’t see it for what it was:

A masterpiece!

 

[George Lucas on a Bench]

It's got Regis!

 

[Sailor310]

Rocket Rods was somewhat fun when it worked though they really needed banked curves. It would speed way up on the straightaways, then slow way down in the curves. It was sort of annoying.
SuperStar Limos was just dumb.

 

[Little Green Men]

Rocket Rods

 

[chadwpalm]

My vote goes to Golden Dreams with Whoopie Goldberg.

 

[Californian Elitist]

Rocket Rods.

 

[Nirya]

This is cruel to make people choose between two masterpieces.

 

[yensidtlaw1969]

Wait . . . are we voting for which one was Better, or which one was Worse??

The sheer fact that the Rocket Rods came at the expense of the Peoplemover makes it a more audacious failure in my eyes . . . Superstar Limo was an affront to the guest's intelligence and taste, but it didn't drag anything meaningful to hell with it when it closed. But the rotting Peoplemover track taunting us in broad daylight? That's the grift that keeps misgiving.

 

[George Lucas on a Bench]

You're not making any sense at all. These were great attractions, even though I never got to ride them.

 

[SevenSevens]

I enjoyed Rocket Rods while it lasted, and missed it when it was gone. Superstar Limo, not so much.

 

[chadwpalm]

You're not making any sense at all. These were great attractions, even though I never got to ride them.

Imagine there was an attraction where you get to ride the rocket rods through Hollywood and see animatronic Regis.

 

[Disneyland/DCA]

Rocket Rods had the superior queue.

Blacklight ride vehicles and Walt-era videos ->circle vision with the best rendition of born to be wild and stupid concept cars ->blacklight tunnel with fake map that actually would be cool if real ->the ride which was meh ->the greatest post-attraction song "world of creativity."

Superstar limo just had a painting of an airport on stucco, fake baggage claim, and a not funny puppet of joan rivers. And at the end they didn't even sell you the terrible photo they took of you.

Also never understood why they didn't move the regis animatronic to Millionaire: Play It! after limo closed.

 

[Animaniac93-98]

The sheer fact that the Rocket Rods came at the expense of the Peoplemover makes it a more audacious failure in my eyes . . .

And Circle-Vision for the queue space.

 

[D.Silentu]

It's not said as much as it should be, but in spite of the Rocket Rods inability to reach intended speed, they looked great and provided at very least an aerial tour of Tomorrowland. Capacity was their real shortcoming.

 

[Rich T]

No contest. Rockets Rods was a genuinely fun, zippy, scenic ride with a touch of Mr. Toad zaniness. I rode it twice and loved it. It just had TERRIBLE capacity.

 

[George Lucas on a Bench]

It just had TERRIBLE capacity.

Like Titanic's lifeboats...

 

[Stevek]

Rocket Rods...and not even close. SSL is perhaps the worst Disney ride I've ever experienced.

 

[1HAPPYGHOSTHOST]

Superstar Limo. Rocket Rods sucked more than anything that's ever sucked before.