I wonder how some people would answer this question.
Some may say Test Track, some may say Star Tours, some may say Ellens Energy Adventure...
Just curious how some may interpret this question.
The reason I ask stems from a friend of mine asking why I just don't go to a roller coaster park nearby where I live instead of going all the way down to florida.
Its hard to answer that question, but part of the explanation comes from how you can easily answer that question at a park with all roller coasters. But when it comes to Disney World, there can be alot of different answers, all correct in their own way. Understanding that is a good way to explain why going there is so different from just a normal roller coaster park.
Star Tours and Ellen's Adventure? I'm sorry but I think I'm confused by your questions as one is a simulator and the other is a show....
But Test Track is the fastest ride.
Star Tours and Ellen's Adventure? I'm sorry but I think I'm confused by your questions as one is a simulator and the other is a show....
But Test Track is the fastest ride.
You can't go back millions of years or to Endor at Cedar Point or Six Flags, can you?
You can't?It's just part of my way of explaining to a friend of mine why Disney is different, because of the fact you can have such a discussion. I can't say that I go light speed on any rides at cedar point.
I remember the Disney Channel used to run that short in between shows where they asked people what the fastest rode in WDW was and they would feature each one...and then reveal at the end that the monorail was the fastest ride in WDW. I would love to watch that again, but I haven't been able to find the video anywhere.The Monorail.
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