What is your favorite minor attraction?

[Killnme]

Goofy's Barnstormer.

 

[erasure fan1]

I would say Living with the land and the maelstrom are my favorite minor attractions. Both have always been a favorite of mine since I was a kid.

 

[Disvillain63]

MK: Tiki Room & WEDway (TTA)
Epcot: SSE (it's always been empty when we've gone on it) & El Río del Tiempo (The River of Time)/Gran Fiesta Tour Starring the Three Caballeros
DHS: The Magic of Disney Animation
AK: Pangani Forest Exploration Trail/Maharajah Jungle Trek

 

[Susan Savia]

COP - Love the front row.

 

[Violet]

Philharmagic!

 

[Sans Souci]

I like the People Mover, O Canada, Living with the Land and CoP.

 

[Aurora1]

I have so many! As much as I love my big rides, I grew up with the "minor" attractions because my family members weren't big ride people. Swiss Family Treehouse, Carousel of Progress, PeopleMover, 3 Caballeros, and Phillarmagic are a few of my favorites! It's not a family Disney trip unless the first thing we do in MK is the Treehouse! It's my second memory after the initial happiness of seeing the castle!

 

[olinecoach61]

I enjoy philharmagic and the muppets. The muppets in 3d has really become run down but it still makes me smile.

 

[Southampton11968]

The Living with the Land at Epcot. I find it very relaxing and calming, I do it every trip to Epcot.

 

[MattC]

Drawing class for us.

 

[Jane Whalebones]

My husband and I will ride COP many times in a day ...not to mention it's a great place to cool off in the middle of summer. As I am not as young as I used to be...just young at heart!

 

[Animaniac93-98]

It would have to be Swiss Family Treehouse for me! It is so immersive and feels like you stepped right into the movie. In my opinion it is the type of thing that Disney does best, and I love the fact that it is "old school" and hasn't been changed; it has that sense of history to it. The movie was a big favorite in my house and three generations of our family still enjoy walking through it each trip!

I cam here to post Swiss Family Treehouse, well said! I'd pick Tiki Room too...and SWSA if it were still around.

 

[Pooh Lover]

TTA would definitely be at the top of my list. Big nostalgia factor there. I also would include Living With the Land probably for the same reason. It's one of those attractions that remains pretty much the same (a good thing) for so many years. Love those buffalo on the plains!

 

[ifuhadwings]

Yes...the WE'D way people mover.good one

Love Wedway people mover.

 

[DfromATX]

It would have to be Swiss Family Treehouse for me! It is so immersive and feels like you stepped right into the movie. In my opinion it is the type of thing that Disney does best, and I love the fact that it is "old school" and hasn't been changed; it has that sense of history to it. The movie was a big favorite in my house and three generations of our family still enjoy walking through it each trip!

My family and I just watched it for the first time last week. It was pretty good, especially considering how old it is. Even my 17 yr. old watched it. We like the tree house too and I wanted my kids to see the reason for it.

 

[mrdisman]

Love Wedway people mover.

We should ride it some time

 

[rufio]

Living With the Land and Journey Into Imagination are the two rides at Epcot that never have a wait and they're two of my absolute favorites! I'm still upset that I didn't try Living With the Land til last year! I always thought it looked like a stupid farming ride.

 

[bethymouse]

WDWRR

 

[The Empress Lilly]

It depends on the definition of 'minor attraction':

Mini-minor: the windows of the Emporium.
Minor: those Brazilian minors in skimpy bathing suits in Typhoon Lagoon.
Maxi-minor: Treehouse, PeopleMover, WS movies, animal exhibits in DAK

 

[luv]

It depends on the definition of 'minor attraction':

Mini-minor: the windows of the Emporium.
Minor: those Brazilian groups in skimpy bathing suits in Typhoon Lagoon.
Maxi-minor: Treehouse, PeopleMover, WS movies, animal exhibits in DAK

LOL. My mini-minor is the sleeping monk in SSE.