Which attraction have you visited the most and why?

[Susan Savia]

Toss up.....Toy Story, Spaceship Earth or Test Track for us.

 

[StarWarsGirl]

Probably Buzz Lightyear.

37 trips since open X 3 times at MK per trip (average) X 5 times on per trip (average) = 555. Give or take a few. We really love that ride. If I don't get Galactic Hero on at least one cannon, I consider it a failure.

 

[Mr Ferret 75]

BTMRR after 6 times in a row last trip it is waaaaay ahead

 

[gwhb75]

EE. The kids and I love it (and my DW tolerates it).

 

[CheshireCat12]

Expedition Everest
Splash Mountain
Big Thunder Mtn. Railroad

 

[jkl2000]

If You Had Wings (the Eastern Airlines ride)

Why? Because back in the 70s my brothers and I could ride it over and over again with no wait, giving my mother some free time.

 

[bethymouse]

The 3 mountains!
EE
TT baby!
No trip to WDW is complete for us w/o riding those several times.

 

[MY_NAME_STITCH]

Definitely TTA. We love the relaxing ride through Tomorrowland. It's especially pretty at night and if you time it just right during Wishes. However, we wish they would bring back the original voice over. The new version is awful.

 

[Kid A]

Wow, I thought there would be alot more for haunted mansion. That's my pick, it never gets old....except for the "we will continue our tour shortly" moments.

 

[Fletch]

Big Thunder Mountain.

Does not matter to me if its day time, night, rain, sunny, hot, cold its always great.

 

[JIMINYCR]

It's a toss up between Splash Mtn, PotC,HM, cause I always do those multiple, multiple times every trip. Can't remember ever doing one without following up immediately riding the others. But Splash always gets my first and last rides of the trip.

 

[okw2006]

I was thinking last night about our forthcoming trip in October and that brought back memories of the 38+ years I've been visiting Disney World. I then asked myself (not out loud so I'm not technically mad) which attraction I'd been on the most throughout this period. The answer I came up with is in the Magic Kingdom and I'd hazard a guess it's probably top of many people's list in terms of number of visits, the Tomorrowland Transit Authority (or the wedway people mover as it will always be remembered as by me).

It's been there certainly as long as I can remember and never grows old for me. I think that's because it's not meant to be much more than a nifty way of seeing Tomorrowland so you're not expecting changes as such and it is what it is. It's usually easy to get on (a big bonus during busy times especially) and you get the breeze and shade on hot days as well as a comfortable seat for a nice rest too. There's plenty to see but nothing demanding your attention either so you really can just switch off and relax without missing anything. It's even ideal for Mrs M to ride whilst I do Space Mountain on my own so I have less guilt of doing that whilst she's waiting.

Anyway I'd be interested in finding out whether my guess is right about this being the attraction that most people have visited more than any other or not?

COP. Always see it a couple of times per visit. It reminds me of Walt and all of the wonderful things that he did to bring family entertainment to us.

 

[Pooh Lover]

Wedway first and Spaceship Earth as a close second. MAJOR nostalgia going on there with both. I tend to quietly reminisce when I'm on either one of these attractions and just remember that these are the things that bring me back year after year.

 

[LucyK]

With just 2 trips under my belt I'm nowhere near some of you guys stats but by my counts, I've been to EE 16 times, Safari 12, Spaceship Earth 8 and Jungle Cruise 8.

 

[Disneydreamer23]

I would have to say Peter Pan its my Mothers fav ride so when We go as a family we ride alot and When I go with DH I go on it alot and think of all the great child hood memories

 

[The Empress Lilly]

If You Had Wings (the Eastern Airlines ride)

Why? Because back in the 70s my brothers and I could ride it over and over again with no wait, giving my mother some free time.

Wings must still be way up on my list of most ridden rides too! If only because you didn't need a ticket for it, once (way back when we used to ride horses to work, to thatch roofs and spin wool).

It never did get old and I miss it terribly.

 

[mergatroid]

Definitely TTA. We love the relaxing ride through Tomorrowland. It's especially pretty at night and if you time it just right during Wishes. However, we wish they would bring back the original voice over. The new version is awful.

Very true, the whole park takes on a different personality at night but riding at night does feel like a completely different experience.

 

[jkl2000]

Wings must still be way up on my list of most ridden rides too! If only because you didn't need a ticket for it, once (way back when we used to ride horses to work, to thatch roofs and spin wool).

It never did get old and I miss it terribly.

Oh yeah, that was it - you didn't need a ticket! I forgot about tickets.

 

[mergatroid]

Wings must still be way up on my list of most ridden rides too! If only because you didn't need a ticket for it, once (way back when we used to ride horses to work, to thatch roofs and spin wool).

It never did get old and I miss it terribly.

This may bring back some happy memories.

 

[Disvillain63]

Well...in one trip alone (1993), we rode IASW six times!!! That would definitely put it on the list. I would have to say we've been on POTC and TTA the most though.