Disneynutcase
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OVERRATED: 1) Primeval Whirl--I hate wild mouse coasters and the tilt-a-whirl didn't make it any better. I find this ride to be one of the most unimaginative things in any east coast Disney park. The most unimaginative ride in all of Disney is Mulholland Madness at DCA--a generic wild mouse w/o the tilt-a-whirl.
2) Alien Encounter--I'm sorry, but the darned thing is too gross in concept with the fake blood spatter and faux spitting. I mean why don't they just pour glop on us, call it Alien snot, and get it done with? Too too yucky!
3) Body Wars--never liked that I could recognize the actors--Tim Matheson was in Animal House (and several other flicks) and Elizabeth Shue was in Karate Kid and Adventures In Babysitting before this ride existed. I always end up feeling nauseous (and I'm not a motion sickness kind of guy) and I think it has more to do with the hammy acting than anything else.
4) I'm gonna get slain for this one but...Horizons. Sorry, just don't see what some of you saw in this one. Of the Epcot original dark rides, I always felt that this one was the half-beaten step child. Just seemed like a rehash of some of the other attractions' themes. But it's been since '89 when I was last on it. Maybe I had a bad burrito from the Mexico pavilion, and it ruined my perspective. But my memory is that it didn't do it for me.
UNDERRATED: 1) Timekeeper--too good and too new of a show to be given the seasonal treatment. I've been to MK on so-called "off season," found the place packed to the gills w/ this fun, educational, very pleasurable gem inexplicably boared up for the day.
2) Country Bear Jamboree--can't believe no one else has said it yet. I love the bears, love that they change the shows depending upon the season. Used to be one of my faves from childhood, so sentimentality for it plays a huge part.
3) Muppets 3-D--always cracks me up. I think this is Disney's overall best 3-D because it doesn't rely on making little kids soil their pants. Plus I love that they have Stadler and...er...uh...what's his name?...the other old guy...up in the balcony.
One final comment, since somebody said that Living With The Land was overrated because it had Fast Pass. You couldn't get me to wait in the horrendous slow moving line for this one w/o Fast Pass. And right around 2:00ish (about an hour after I've had lunch), I need my nap dammit! And this ride always inspires the most pleasant snooze. Is it me, or are the boats for this attraction in need of Oompah-Loompahs? They always remind me of the boat in Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory, as in "there's no way to tell which way we're going, or which way the river's flowing...."
2) Alien Encounter--I'm sorry, but the darned thing is too gross in concept with the fake blood spatter and faux spitting. I mean why don't they just pour glop on us, call it Alien snot, and get it done with? Too too yucky!
3) Body Wars--never liked that I could recognize the actors--Tim Matheson was in Animal House (and several other flicks) and Elizabeth Shue was in Karate Kid and Adventures In Babysitting before this ride existed. I always end up feeling nauseous (and I'm not a motion sickness kind of guy) and I think it has more to do with the hammy acting than anything else.
4) I'm gonna get slain for this one but...Horizons. Sorry, just don't see what some of you saw in this one. Of the Epcot original dark rides, I always felt that this one was the half-beaten step child. Just seemed like a rehash of some of the other attractions' themes. But it's been since '89 when I was last on it. Maybe I had a bad burrito from the Mexico pavilion, and it ruined my perspective. But my memory is that it didn't do it for me.
UNDERRATED: 1) Timekeeper--too good and too new of a show to be given the seasonal treatment. I've been to MK on so-called "off season," found the place packed to the gills w/ this fun, educational, very pleasurable gem inexplicably boared up for the day.
2) Country Bear Jamboree--can't believe no one else has said it yet. I love the bears, love that they change the shows depending upon the season. Used to be one of my faves from childhood, so sentimentality for it plays a huge part.
3) Muppets 3-D--always cracks me up. I think this is Disney's overall best 3-D because it doesn't rely on making little kids soil their pants. Plus I love that they have Stadler and...er...uh...what's his name?...the other old guy...up in the balcony.
One final comment, since somebody said that Living With The Land was overrated because it had Fast Pass. You couldn't get me to wait in the horrendous slow moving line for this one w/o Fast Pass. And right around 2:00ish (about an hour after I've had lunch), I need my nap dammit! And this ride always inspires the most pleasant snooze. Is it me, or are the boats for this attraction in need of Oompah-Loompahs? They always remind me of the boat in Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory, as in "there's no way to tell which way we're going, or which way the river's flowing...."