Spin off of Favorite Rides ! Must do's for WDW Veterans

[Goofyernmost]

Those that have been there either recently or in the past must have some most do's for every trip in each of the four parks. Mine are....

Not necessarily in order.

Magic Kingdom

Swiss Family Treehouse Not sure why, I just liked it when I had the mobility to do it.
Pirates of the Caribbean
Tropical Serenade Both without the "New Management"
Country Bears
Haunted Mansion
Peter Pan
Peoplemover Usually more than once
Carousel of Progress

Epcot

Spaceship Earth Usually more than once
Ellen's Energy Adventure I guess I'll have to skip that one from now on.
Mission: Space
The Sea's
Living with the Land
Soarin'
Imagination That one is iffy. If I have time. Original absolutely, now meh!
Canada (the movie)
France (Impressions de France) Haven't been since the new stuff opened.
American Adventure The show
Mexico (The ride)

Disney Hollywood Studio's

Tower of Terror
Rock 'n' Roller Coaster
Star Tours
Muppets 3D
Indiana Jones Stunt Show
Toy Story Mania
Rise of the Resistance I've only seen this on You Tube, but I would like to see it in person

Animal Kingdom

Dinosaur
Expedition Everest
Tree of Life (Bug show)
Circle of Life Show

One thing that cover each and everyday no matter what park is a Mickey Bar. That is my only actual food requirement. I didn't mention any Restaurants because in all these years I have never gone to Disney to partake of the over priced cuisine. Not my thing. I have plenty of those at home. However, if you have a must do dining place please feel free to list it.

 

[JohnD]

Here's mine. Thanks for the format!

Magic Kingdom

Walt Disney World Railroad
Tropical Serenade (Enchanted Tiki Birds)
Pirates of the Caribbean
Country Bears
Splash (Tiana is no longer a must do. Same track. Just not the same. Sigh. . .)
Big Thunder Mountain Railroad (when it re-opens)
TSI and Liberty Belle on ROA (before they're closed!)
Haunted Mansion
Peter Pan
Mickey's Philarmagic
7DMT
Tron or Space Mountain (usually not both)
Peoplemover
Carousel of Progress (occasionally)

Epcot

Spaceship Earth
Guardian's of the Galaxy
Test Track (closed this year)
Living with the Land
Soarin'
Three Caballeros (start in Mexico, naturally)
The American Adventure
Impressions de France
Rat

Disney Hollywood Studio's

Mickey and Minnie's Runaway Railway
Tower of Terror
Star Tours
Muppetvision 3D (I'm going in May. In just before it closes in June!)
Indiana Jones Stunt Show
Toy Story Midway Mania
Rise of the Resistance

Animal Kingdom

Kilimanjaro Safaris
Festival of the Lion King
Gorilla Falls Expedition Trail
Encounters in Flight
Expedition Everest
Maharaja Jungle Trek
Finding Nemo show
DINOSAUR (still open this year!)
Flight of Passage

 

[Minnesota disney fan]

Here's my list:

MK:
Pirates of the Caribbean
Buzz Lightyear
Haunted Mansion
Splash Mt ( I really wish they would have kept this one and built Tiana's another place)
Thunder Mtn.
Space Mtn.
Country Bears Jamboree

AK:

It's a Bug's Life (a classic to me)
The Lion King Show
Expedition Everest
The Safari ride
Dinosaur
Both of the walk through jungle trails

Epcot:

Space ship Earth
Living with the Land
Soarin
Just walking around the Countries

HS:

Tower of Terror
RNR
Toy Story Mania
Star Tours
Indiana Jones show

 

[UNCgolf]

I think the only attractions that are absolute must dos for me are Carousel of Progress, Spaceship Earth, Living with the Land, and Kilimanjaro Safaris.

There's plenty of other things I would ideally do, but I don't think there's anything else I absolutely have to do if I'm in the corresponding park (Pirates and Haunted Mansion are pretty close, and the animal trails at AK should maybe be on the list because I don't think I'd ever go to DAK without doing them).

Unfortunately for me, the other things that would have gone on this list have been eliminated.

 

[Smiley/OCD]

I always had 3 must dos…Soarin’ (the California version) now gone, Splash,(also gone) and Prince Charming Regal Carrousel…I keep the carrousel on my must do because it came to Disney from Olympic Park in Maplewood, NJ, my hometown and according to my parents, I rode it with them as an infant. Because of that (and to honor their memory), I ride it every trip to WDW.