What current attractions have you never experienced, despite having been to WDW?

JIMINYCR

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I had to think realll hard, what havent I done???? The only ride I havent experienced is 7DMT. It was still under construction on our last trip. But that will be rectified in Nov., I plan on grabbing a FP+. The only other things I can think of that I havent done are the Steam Train tour ( which was on my to do list this time... but now its listed as being closed during my trip) or Wild Africa Trek.
 

The Tuna

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On my first ride on Kali River Rapids I was the one to get totally soaked! It was December and about 65 degrees at 6pm. But being Florida it actually didn't feel bad. Bought a beach towel from the conveniently located ;) kiosk at the ride's exit, and used the hand dryer in the ladies room to dry my hair. Honestly, I'd do it all over again! And my husband and I laugh and laugh at the memory of the family of three who sat across from us fully decked out in ponchos with hoods. Not a drop of water hit them!

I've never done Turtle Talk with Crush or American Adventure. Somehow husband and I never seem to get to those, but there's always the next visit. Never seen Captain Eo, never will.

I love turtle talk just because the first time i saw it i thought what it would be like watching that as a 5 year old. my mind would have been blown. Captain EO is hilariously bad. we go see it as it was new when we went back in the day so it has some memories but i dont think anyone needs to see it. American Adventure this time for sure. and Rafiki.
 

ItlngrlBella

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Tough to be a bug.
Captain EO
Monsters inc Laugh Floor
Mission Space (after reading reviews I'm so glad I've missed this - I get migraines and it would be disaster if I had to suffer through one all day at WDW).
 

graphite1326

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Tower of Terror because I have a massive fear of drop towers (although I want to be brave and do it this trip) and the Tea Cups because those are just terrible.
I was like you with ToT. It took my wife 3 years to get me on it. I finally rode it and love it. The drops aren't bad at all. The build up as you entering the drop shaft is worse than the ride. BTW, I hate elevators but love this.
 

Raineman

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Seeing as I've only been to WDW twice, and both times were short stays with 1 day at each park, there are alot of attractions I haven't experienced yet. As far as attractions that I want to do but didn't get to experience while I was there:

Splash Mountain-trip #1 was 2 years before it opened, and trip#2 was during the refurb in 2014
7DMT-still being built during my last trip (notice a pattern? ;))
TT-last trip, had 3 days, 4 parks, Epcot was the odd man out
Soarin-didn't exist first trip, didn't go to Epcot second trip...sigh

Gonna be spending a week on property this spring, and I am going to make it a point to do all of these at least once.
 
I've never been on Spaceship Earth, Impressions De France/all World Showcase movies, and Ellen's Energy Adventure. I missed all these because last time I was at Epcot I was off and on sick and only did some of the rides that day. It actually makes me laught remembering throwing up in the Seas' Restaurant bathroom.:D:hungover:
 

WondersOfLife

Blink, blink. Breathe, breathe. Day in, day out.
I went on the Swiss Family Treehouse for the first time last July... Was underwhelmed. Not sure what I was expecting though.


-Toy Story Mania
-Frozen Singalong
-Star Tours II
-New Dumbo
-Frontierland Shootin' Arcade
-Sorcerers of the Magic Kingdom
-Tom Sawyer Island
-TriceraTop Spin
-7 Dwarves Mine Train
-Never been to either water park
 
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WondersOfLife

Blink, blink. Breathe, breathe. Day in, day out.
WS movies
In my personal opinion, I'd recommend heading to Canada first and watching O' Canada.. Martin Short gives a pretty good review. He makes it pretty entertaining. It's a bad idea to save it for last though considering there are no seats. The holding area is really relaxing as well.
 

WondersOfLife

Blink, blink. Breathe, breathe. Day in, day out.
Monsters Inc Laugh Floor/Turtle Talk with Crush: This might be slighting both, but I've never gone to either of these, thinking (maybe unfairly) that they're skippable, more kid-focused attractions (even though Monsters is my personal favorite Pixar film). But again, a 10 day trip might give me that needed push to go ahead and experience both.
I can agree with Turtle Talk being mostly kid-focused.. Laugh Floor is shockingly really entertaining.. I believe there are a couple of "under-rated attraction" threads on this site where this attraction is listed probably most often. The only not-so-good scene is usually Mike's nephew reading jokes that are sent in through text. Other than that, the audience interaction and such are actually pretty hilarious especially if you haven't seen the show before. Last time, I was "Randall." My dad was "that guy" about 3 times.
 
Magic Kingdom: Stitch's Great Escape, Winnie the Pooh
Hollywood Studios: Tower of Terror, Frozen Sing-a-long
Epcot: The American Adventure, Reflections of China, Turtle Talk with Crush
Disney's Animal Kingdom: It's Tough to be a Bug (Say no to bugs), Finding Nemo: The Musical
 

Matt_Black

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Never done Mission Space. I'm nervous. Haven't done 7DMT yet, obviously, as I haven't been down since it opened. I don't think I've ever done the carpets or Astro Orbiter, and I've definitely not done the spinner at AK.
 

disneyfirstLJ

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Our list of things we haven't done is very long. We have only been twice and we do not ride thrill rides so that is a lot of what we haven't done. We also aren't night owls so a lot of night time shows have been missed. However, a number of the attractions and shows on this list are on our must do list for our trip in February.

Epcot: Captain EO, Reflections of China, O Canada!, The American Adventure, Test Track, Ellen's Energy Adventure, Mission: Space, Soarin and Turtle Talk with Crush
Magic Kingdom: Astro Orbiter, Big Thunder Mountain Railroad, Country Bear Jamboree, Liberty Square Riverboat, The Magic Carpets of Aladdin, Space Mountain, Swiss Family Treehouse, Tomorrowland Speedway and Tom Sawyer Island
Hollywood Studios: Rock N Roller Coaster, Star Tours and Tower of Terror
Animal Kingdom: Dinosaur, Expedition Everest, It's Tough to be a Bug, Kali River Rapids, Primeval Whirl and TriceraTop Spin

We also haven't seen Finding Nemo - The Musical, Flights of Wonder, Disney Junior - Live on Stage, Fantasmic, Frozen Sing-Along, Indiana Jones, Lights, Motors, Action, Celebrate the Magic, Festival of Fantasy Parade, Electrical Water Pageant, Main Street Electrical Parade and Wishes.
 

tonganprince

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These are really killing me too.

Everest. Before this year, my kids refused to go on coasters and I didn't want to stand in line alone. Next time for sure.

Soaring. The wait has always been so long that nobody wanted to wait. Next time for sure as well.
 

PrincessNelly_NJ

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MK
Country Bear Jamboree
Barnstormer
Tom Sawyer Island
Swiss Family Tree House
Carousel of Progress
Enchanted Tales w/Belle
Liberty Square Riverboat

HS
Frozen sing-a-long

AK
Primeval Whirl
Triceratops Spin
Flights of Wonder

Epcot
The American Adventure
The circle of life
 

PrincessNelly_NJ

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Tower of Terror because I have a massive fear of drop towers (although I want to be brave and do it this trip) and the Tea Cups because those are just terrible.

Here's the thing (and feel free to adamantly disagree with me, everyone), but for me-it doesn't feel like falling necessarily, because you're indoors, and don't really have a frame of reference for where you are/how far you've gone down. And you're harnessed in-so you get that moment of weightlessness, it's not all panic and falling. My mom was dead-set against ever riding it for years, and then a cast member friend let us on without waiting, and she loved it, saying she built it up to be waaaaay worse than it actually was. You never know-you might end up being the same way.

I was like you with ToT. It took my wife 3 years to get me on it. I finally rode it and love it. The drops aren't bad at all. The build up as you entering the drop shaft is worse than the ride. BTW, I hate elevators but love this.

I have to agree. I spent 14 years being terrified to ride TOT & finally got the courage to do it. Its probably one of my favorites now. Its not as bad as other drop rides. To me, it almost feels like a "bouncing" motion.
I took my sister last year, she was terrified but ended laughing non-stop through the ride & making us re-ride 4 times that day!
 

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