TikiBeckie
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I know Im in the minority, but I really miss Who Wants to be a Millionaire.
Wow, I'm impressed. We went 3 whole post before someone mentioned Snorizons and 12 before Mr Toad's Wild Cardboard Cutout.
If You had Wings was awesome to get away from the crowds, like an air conditioned TTA. :lol:
Reagrdless it was dated and not popular so it should have been replaced.
It doesn't matter how much any of us liked it. This thread is just another wallowing in the "They took my favorite ride/restaruant/bench/planter away" genre that has become to frequent on these boards lately. Just a side note, I started typing this before Ravenclaw87 posted so the bench and planters comment was not directed at him/her.
I don't post much, but having to wade through these threads to get to anything positive is disheartening.
Perhaps we need a section of the forum just for complaints and lamentation of gone attractions. Then we would also need a special sub-section just for fraking Epcot.
I know this is the general discussion thread and that "If you don't like it, don't open it" will probably be posted right below this, but can we please move on?
Horizon was demolished almost 10 years ago, Mr. Toad was replaced over seven. Let the poor attractions sleep. I can't imagine still being upset about anything for 10 years much less a ride building.
I apologize for highjacking this thread, but it was the proverbial straw for me. I will now take your flames.
That's the beauty of boards such as this, it provides us the opportunity to remember those fantastic attractions, more importantly, it allows us to remember the times that we spent w/family and friends on truly magical trips and how much fun it really was! I hope that we never let those old attractions just sleep. May sound silly, but as I said, remembering them is remembering the wonderful times we spent. I'm not going to "flame" you, it's your opinion and wouldnt want you to take it that way at all. Reliving old times is sometimes fun!:animwink:Wow, I'm impressed. We went 3 whole post before someone mentioned Snorizons and 12 before Mr Toad's Wild Cardboard Cutout.
If You had Wings was awesome to get away from the crowds, like an air conditioned TTA. :lol:
Reagrdless it was dated and not popular so it should have been replaced.
It doesn't matter how much any of us liked it. This thread is just another wallowing in the "They took my favorite ride/restaruant/bench/planter away" genre that has become to frequent on these boards lately. Just a side note, I started typing this before Ravenclaw87 posted so the bench and planters comment was not directed at him/her.
I don't post much, but having to wade through these threads to get to anything positive is disheartening.
Perhaps we need a section of the forum just for complaints and lamentation of gone attractions. Then we would also need a special sub-section just for fraking Epcot.
I know this is the general discussion thread and that "If you don't like it, don't open it" will probably be posted right below this, but can we please move on?
Horizon was demolished almost 10 years ago, Mr. Toad was replaced over seven. Let the poor attractions sleep. I can't imagine still being upset about anything for 10 years much less a ride building.
I apologize for highjacking this thread, but it was the proverbial straw for me. I will now take your flames.
I think the thing that I will miss, hasn't even reopened yet. I will miss Jeremy Irons narrating in SSE.
I love his voice.
I'm not baiting people into flaming me. I'm stating what I have observed the trend on the boards to be and how it affects me. I added the comment about flames because that is the typical response.I get the feeling some people post so they bait people into flaming them, :shrug: I wonder if anyone else has picked up on that? :veryconfu I'm not taking the bait. :snore:
Capt. Salty said:That's the beauty of boards such as this, it provides us the opportunity to remember those fantastic attractions, more importantly, it allows us to remember the times that we spent w/family and friends on truly magical trips and how much fun it really was! I hope that we never let those old attractions just sleep. May sound silly, but as I said, remembering them is remembering the wonderful times we spent. I'm not going to "flame" you, it's your opinion and wouldnt want you to take it that way at all. Reliving old times is sometimes fun!
Crack in the orange scent?:ROFLOL:Horizons all the way. There are some others, but seeing Horizons in a pile of rubble envoked an emotional response. Yes, I thought I was crazy too, jakeman, don't worry. Ever thought that perhaps not all of those people understand their feelings either? Maybe there were subliminal messages in the Omnimax loop? I dunno. Maybe it was just that good.
In fact, I'll start with something I miss. In all seriousness If You had Wings was really our TTA before it was closed down. There was never a line and it was just enough time and entertaining enough to get me recharge with my parents and my sister. I miss the attraction but I wouldn't want it back for all the money in the world to replace the memories I've made on Buzz Lightyear with my wife.
I am definitely dating myself with this one, but Walter Cronkite did the best narration for SSE.
I think this is really what I'm getting at. The reason is not important, its the dialoge that is. I can understand this and relate to it better rather than just the norm of "I miss Mr. Toad". I feel the same about the TTA if they removed it I would miss it, not for any good reason but for the memories and I would do my best to express that.I understand you saying "it makes sense to validate a reason for getting rid of an attraction rather than just saying you miss it." Most people, though, do have a distinct reason for missing it. I also LOVE TTA; and anytime I enter MK I will not leave unless I ride it once (unless closed obviously); there's really no real reason, there's just something about that ride. I love it, my gf loves it, its relaxing. If they took that ride away; I'd be looking, 10-15-20 years from now "I really miss it" and I'd think that way to revisit why I miss it and think of how much I enoyed it.
Mr Toad's Wild Ride may not have been the most exciting ride; but when I was 8 year's old and the year was 1992, there was nothing else around that exciting (for an 8-year old). Big Rollercoasters and high intense thrills weren't there yet. Sure if I rode it today without an previous experience with it; I'd probably hate the ride. However, I wish it were there today because I would enjoy it considering how exciting it was when I was a child.
:lol: Yeah!! Good one!ME...I miss me at WDW!!!:hammer:
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