What attraction do you wish was still around that you could experience with your children/SO?

[Hakunamatata]

20k leagues under the sea

 

[Chef Mickey]

Dream Flight, Horizons, World of Motion, Original Journey Into Imagination, original Spaceship Earth, original Universe of Energy, Mr. Toad, Snow White, Food Rocks, Alien Encounter, original Backlot Tour.

Jesus, they've taken away so much.

 

[AdventureHasAName]

Easily the original Journey Into Imagination. If that ride had been simply left alone for the last 40 years, it would be one of the 5 most popular attractions at WDW right now.

 

[rhythmlife07]

SpectroMagic. The fanfare gives me chills to this day.

 

[brifraz]

Adventurers Club

This, now that my kids are adults.

100% agreed. Went out to Edison last night with our now adult daughter and did a lot of reminiscing. She would’ve loved it.

 

[DisneyAndUniversalFan]

Mr. Toad's Wild Ride. Luckily I'm thankful to have experienced it in California but wish it was still in Florida to ride it with my future kids.

 

[monorail81]

Dream Flight, Horizons, World of Motion, Original Journey Into Imagination, original Spaceship Earth, original Universe of Energy, Mr. Toad, Snow White, Food Rocks, Alien Encounter, original Backlot Tour.

Jesus, they've taken away so much.

Kitchen Kabaret was my preferred version over Food Rocks.

 

[Susan Savia]

Horizons, World of Motion and original Imagination.

 

[Chef Mickey]

Kitchen Kabaret was my preferred version over Food Rocks.

Have to agree.

 

[CAV]

Hunchback show. Its the only show I ever really enjoyed.

 

[John park hopper]

Dream Flight, Horizons, World of Motion, Original Journey Into Imagination, original Spaceship Earth, original Universe of Energy, Mr. Toad, Snow White, Food Rocks, Alien Encounter, original Backlot Tour so much is gone

 

[Heppenheimer]

Original Imagination.

Also in 10 years, I could picture a lot of people saying Splash Mountain in response to a similar question.

Not just the Imagination ride, but all the stuff upstairs (although some of that technology may have dated itself) and one of the 3D movies in the theater. I'd prefer Magic Journeys, mostly because the witch scene usually caught everyone by surprise, especially the toddlers and preschoolers in the audience.

I barely remember it, but I wish I could have seen Mickey Mouse Revue with my son, because he quite simply is a Mickey Mouse fanatic, and as far as I know, this attraction was the only time Disney has attempted a truly Animatronic version of the mouse.

 

[Heppenheimer]

So wish they still had this version!

They were showing Soarin' Over California at Disneyland right before the pandemic closed the parks. I have no idea if this was permanent, or which version returned when the resort re-opened.

 

[KaliSplash]

Let's see,
Horizons, Body Wars, World of Motion, Cranium Command, Great Movie Ride,

 

[Mrs Potato Head]

kitchen kabaret and horizons

 

[DisneyWall-E]

Hands down without a doubt no questions asked... 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea.

 

[Heppenheimer]

Hands down without a doubt no questions asked... 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea.

While not my favorite attraction ever, Disney Imagineers really hit it out of the park with those submarine designs. Very faithful to the movie (at least on the outside), but still functional for what the ride required. I mean, look at that beautiful proto-Steampunk design:

 

[NickMaio]

H-O-R-I-Z-O-N-S.......

That is all.

 

[Fox&Hound]

"Veggie Veggie, fruit fruit, veggie fruit fruit....VEGETABLES!!!!!!!"

 

[Fox&Hound]

CHA CHA CHA