100%Kilimanjaro Safaris often gets left out of these discussions, perhaps because it's kind of its own thing, but I do want to stress that for me it's vying for the number 1 spot alongside these other three.
It was better when it had the poacher story line.100%
For my money, it's the best attraction Disney has ever done.
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For my money, it's the best attraction Disney has ever done.
It was better when it had the poacher story line.
The original Pirates of the CaribbeanHere are my top-three (of attractions I've been on):
What are your top three?
- Tower of Terror (WDW Version) - Everything fires on all cylinders. The theming, the ride pacing, the effects, the motion of the vehicles, everything. It's just a work of art, and I hope it survives for years to come. Oh yeah, and the fact that it blends in with the Morocco pavilion in Epcot is an A++++.
- The Great Movie Ride - I think an attraction that required so many active and "acting" Cast Members, amazing animatronics, and outstanding special effects is definitely worthy of this spot. Every time I think about the Great Movie Ride, I feel extremely glad to have been able to ride it so many times. I was especially fortunate to be in WDW during the D23 when they announced its demise, so I was able to make a special trip back to DHS to ride it one last time. There really is nothing quite like it at any Disney Park these days.
- Splash Mountain (WDW version) - The second version of SM really was such an improvement over the original Disneyland attraction. Sure, it was similar to Disneyland's, but improved in basically every way. The storyline is much clearer, set up from the very beginnings of the queue, and the addition of important pieces of dialogue, better lighting, and a more leisurely pace makes this one of the best attractions ever designed. While it's maintenance may not have been the best, I can't blame the Imagineers, because they really knocked it out of the park.
Agreed. It is the most elaborate ride ever built100%
For my money, it's the best attraction Disney has ever done.
It gets a deduction because it’s 80s sims.Star Tours is one of my favorite attractions ever, you can ride it 10 times in a row and get a different experience every time.
Because they’re vans on sticks that jerk you around…no matter the price tag. They’ve been abandoned everywhere but Disney for decades. It’s an unconvincing fake…Does beg the question why simulators are not built anymore. Its a shame because I do think its an experience that is rarely developed anymore (overlays like Simpsons & DM excluded) as new rides.
Because they’re vans on sticks that jerk you around…no matter the price tag. They’ve been abandoned everywhere but Disney for decades. It’s an unconvincing fake…
Now there is room for innovation…and that’s flight of passage. That’s an amazing take.
Then you have Rise of the reboot…which is just a new aged dark ride car trying to mimic Simulator tricks….and…meh
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