Smiley/OCD
Well-Known Member
Yup, one of the worst movies ever made (if you’re sober), lol…saw it thru high school and college over 100 times…was cleaning rice out of my car for YEARS….
-
Welcome to the WDWMAGIC.COM Forums!
Please take a look around, and feel free to sign up and join the community.
Unpopular opinions about the parks?
- Thread starter BlakeW39
- Start date
S.I.R. the Robot
Active Member
- In the Parks
- No
But the way S.I.R. says "Indefinitely" always provides a world of LOL.
S.I.R. the Robot
Active Member
- In the Parks
- No
Take this to PMs, please.
DisneyFanatic12
Well-Known Member
It’s a great place to eat… beautiful facility and everything… just… buy your food somewhere else or pack your own food to eat there.
Last edited:
PiratesMansion
Well-Known Member
...It's mediocre theme park pizza.
Brer Panther
Well-Known Member
I agree. It's not a bad ride and definitely better than Ratatouille or Runaway Railway, but it does have most of the same problems that other recent trackless dark rides have.
Andrew25
Well-Known Member
Agree to some extent, the finale is a bit underwhelming which makes it feel off. The cannons not working is also a big part of why I loved the ride so much when it first opened.
Jrb1979
Well-Known Member
The classic AA dark rides are where Disney excelled. My unpopular opinion is they should stick to that and leave the thrills to parks that do it well.
My UOs
Haunted Mansion is better at MK than DL, hitchhiking ghosts and all (when they work). I also think MK has better versions of Big Thunder, Space, and Jungle Cruise but opinions on those seem to be more evenly split.
I don't miss the Skyway one bit.
I do miss the Studio Backlot Tour, even when it was whittled down to just Catastrophe Canyon, a handful of props, and the costuming department.
Everything about Toy Story Land is "meh" at best.
Hollywood Brown Derby is overrated.
I miss seeing World Showcase without festival booths.
I'm over the AK Finding Nemo show at this point.
While there are certainly some "misses," I think Quick Service dining at WDW is generally pretty underrated.
Haunted Mansion is better at MK than DL, hitchhiking ghosts and all (when they work). I also think MK has better versions of Big Thunder, Space, and Jungle Cruise but opinions on those seem to be more evenly split.
I don't miss the Skyway one bit.
I do miss the Studio Backlot Tour, even when it was whittled down to just Catastrophe Canyon, a handful of props, and the costuming department.
Everything about Toy Story Land is "meh" at best.
Hollywood Brown Derby is overrated.
I miss seeing World Showcase without festival booths.
I'm over the AK Finding Nemo show at this point.
While there are certainly some "misses," I think Quick Service dining at WDW is generally pretty underrated.
what do you prefer about MK's BTMR?
Andrew25
Well-Known Member
I wholeheartedly agree. Food at the other Orlando parks are abysmal more expensive and has atrocious service. I'll complain about all the other WDW changes/policies, but I'll defend their quick service operations.
As someone who moved to Celebration about a year ago, I spend more time at the parks simply because of the quality of the QSR options and their decent pricing.
However, Table Service is highly overrated at WDW.
DisneyDreamer08
Well-Known Member
Agree about quick service! Overall I think there are so many unique options. I got back from a trip this past March and my mom was like, you must be happy to home eating real food! I asked her what she meant and she said, aren’t you tired of eating burgers and hot dogs? Literally didn’t eat one burger or hot dog the entire week
Smugpugmug
Well-Known Member
This isn't particularly "parks" related but I hope this still counts somewhat:
Although I'm a big Disney parks fan in general despite some of their flaws, I have zero desire to go on a Disney cruise. I don't think the experience is worth 2x or even 3x the price of other cruise lines.
Although I'm a big Disney parks fan in general despite some of their flaws, I have zero desire to go on a Disney cruise. I don't think the experience is worth 2x or even 3x the price of other cruise lines.
The queue seemed a bit more interesting to me. The ride itself felt a little longer and faster, though I may have lucked out being further back. And I like the rolling effect during the earthquake, and how you pass through the town during the ride rather than at the end after you've slowed down. And I think I slightly prefer its location in proximity to the Rivers of America compared to Disneyland's. Both versions are great though; of all the "duplicate" rides it's probably the one that I rank the tightest compared to each other.
I do admit that with both it and Space Mountain, because I go to Disneyland so much more often, their tracks are more familiar, so it's very possible that WDW's seem more "exciting" to me because they aren't as predictable to me.
graphite1326
Well-Known Member
I don't like that EPCOT's updates is turning it into a park based on nothing but movies. I like the Galaxy ride but it has nothing to do with what EPCOT was about.
graphite1326
Well-Known Member
My kids really never cared about the characters.
