What ride defines Disney?

[mickey04]

Originally posted by mickey04
I think because it was one of the earliest and most famous rides, It's A Small World is one of the most recognizable Disney rides, but not my favorite.

I take it back, i think the ride that symbolizes Disney best (also one of the originals) is the monorail. Whether you consider it a "ride" or not, its my favorite thing there and the one ride that always makes me feel like I'm in WDW.

 

[Lance]

I would say It's a Small World also. It was revolutionary, a ride around the world of children!

 

[Lome]

It's a Small World, Pirates and the old Tiki Room!:animwink:

 

[Gracy_hm]

Easy

The Haunted Mansion and Great moments with Mr. Lincon

 

[Pumbas Nakasak]

A toss up between Pirates and Space ship earth.

 

[Luau Cove]

Pirates of the Caribbean.

-->LUAU

 

[General Grizz]

Oh, more than one? Well, then...

CAROUSEL OF PROGRESS
COUNTRY BEAR JAMBOREE
THE ENCHANTED TIKI ROOM
IT'S A SMALL WORLD
PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN
THE HAUNTED MANSION

The attractions above should be the ones that should ALWAYS!! be around for audiences to enjoy. Heck, there can be 50 attractions at the park, and these only making about 12% of the park. There should be no excuse to alter them to such an extreme. Unfortunately, they ruined Tiki Room...

 

[General Grizz]

...and maybe I should add the Hall of Presidents...