Whats something you love about WDW that many people don't like?

[jloucks]

The big Ellen energy ride with the dinosaurs and quasi functional animatronics.

 

[Wdw62114]

Paying $3 for a bottle of water

 

[fireworksandfairytales]

I really enjoy the transportation system (including the busses). Most of my friends would rather drive to the parks when we stay on property, but I enjoy riding the bus. I think it adds to the magic to hear the different music on the bus and to hear the birthday announcements over the loudspeaker and having the occasional talkative bus driver who tells jokes or trivia during the ride.

 

[RobotWolf]

track switches

 

[1stWDW96']

From what I experienced during my last visit I would say I absolutely love abandoning contact to the world outside. I still carried my phone but only for two purposes, It's my camera and I used the Disney app. Other than that I would leave it in my room and keep emergency contact numbers in my wallet. I absolutely love diving head first into WDW and escaping reality.

 

[Tony the Tigger]

I love the "old" rides like CoP, Ellen, etc. that so many say need update or replacing.

I also love the updated rides that added Disney characters to existing rides - Johnny Depp, Nemo, and I'm even looking forward to Frozenstrom (even though the movie was not a huge deal for me.)

 

[Rosie Godmother]

The biggest thing that I love and everyone else around me "hates" right now is that I'm going to WDW in 5 days!

 

[Po'Rich]

Main Street Electric Parade. It's a fun, little parade.

 

[Adam Snider]

most people like to plan out their trip. I plan a little but I find the most fun moments are not planned.

 

[Zippity-do-DAD]

I kinda like the bus rides. I mean yeah they can get wearisome at times, but it's all better when you hear, "thanks for riding with us, and welcome home".

 

[DisneyFanaticUK]

Actually, I really don't mind when it rains... but to be fair, that's because I'm from Northern Ireland and it rains here all the time! Plus, a lot of guests leave if it gets particularly wet, so when the rain inevitably stops, you've pretty much got the entire park to yourself!

 

[danyoung56]

This works really well on those 20 minute thunderboomers that Florida has every summer afternoon. Everyone races back to their hotel. If you just wait it out in a store somewhere, you'll have about a quarter of the crowd you had previously!

 

[Pumbas Nakasak]

happy drunks, cause there hunners of thousands of them, apparently.

 

[awheartsdw]

I love all of the people-the sheer volume of so many people being in one place at the same time. We were in DW over Christmas/New Year's several years ago and while I could tell my husband was getting agitated at the full sea of people, I relished in it. I love watching what they do, how they act, the meltdowns and arguments, the happy faces, listening for accents or discernible characteristics that may give away where they're from. I could be absolutely happy sitting on a bench with a Mickey bar and spending my time people watching.

 

[Kat326]

Mission Space

Needs a strong update but it was unique and quite immersive, I thought. Probably because I took notice and made sure I stared straight ahead throughout so I didn't throw up

Same!! I wanted to be an astronaut when I was a little kid, so M:S was the closest thing. :') (I remember riding it when if first opened and there was just one version, it was more intense then too!) Though I can't compare it to Horizons, I never got to ride it since it closed when I was only 8.

My family also thinks that CoP is way too cheesy, but it's one of my faves.

 

[scottnj1966]

I love exploring every part of WDW. The parks, the resorts, the walkways between them all.

 

[Rlandrigan]

Thanks y'all - it's really refreshing seeing a bunch of happy memories instead of grumping about whatever thing that ail's you. I love the buses at night, driving back to the hotel with a sleepin munchkin on my lap, or my kids playing on a phone with 3-5 other kids, all crowded around the same small screen, each face lit up like fairylight. I love the smell of the fumes around tommorowland speedway, and the folks you talk to in line. And each trip, first day, we ride It's a Small World, and no matter how grumpy, how tired, that song becomes a happy moment - if you can't love that ride....just go home

 

[Princess Kaylee]

Interested to see what people think!

Personally I don't mind all the walking!

Country bear jamboree

 

[TheOrangeBird01]

it's a small world! I don't understand why it gets so much hate!

 

[Wendy Pleakley]

it's a small world! I don't understand why it gets so much hate!

Does it get a lot of genuine hate? I find the complaining about how it's a tortuous ride with a song that gets stuck in your head, is mostly tongue in cheek.