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Which Retired Attraction do you miss most?
- Thread starter Misterdcp
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WondersOfLife
Blink, blink. Breathe, breathe. Day in, day out.
Food Rocks was and always will be a major staple to my childhood. I was very young when it was open, but the fact that I remember the entire thing is amazing. In fact, as a little child, I loved Food Rocks so much that I was literally in TEARS when I saw the walls up in front of the entrance and a poster that said "Soarin".. I was like "What? Noo... *starts crying* I want to see the peach boys!!!"
Also, the same exact story for Cranium Command. We spent hours upon hours in Wonders of Life at EPCOT whenever we were touring shows in Florida and had a break to go to the park. It would be very crowded in the rest of the park but WoL was a place to escape and do a bunch of stuff, even eat. It was kind of like yjr Tom Sawyer Island of EPCOT for us. Again, I still know the entire script to the show.
We would have the entire theatre to ourselves most of the time! We would spend entire park days just in wonders of life.
Also, the same exact story for Cranium Command. We spent hours upon hours in Wonders of Life at EPCOT whenever we were touring shows in Florida and had a break to go to the park. It would be very crowded in the rest of the park but WoL was a place to escape and do a bunch of stuff, even eat. It was kind of like yjr Tom Sawyer Island of EPCOT for us. Again, I still know the entire script to the show.
We would have the entire theatre to ourselves most of the time! We would spend entire park days just in wonders of life.
I agree! I wish they would at least try to make Epcot even half as great as it used to be. The "old" Epcot was different and unique, as well as educational, and there is absolutely nothing wrong with that
Goofyernmost
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For me it's world of motion. That was a fun ride.
Parker Clan
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20,000 leagues under the sea. I have fond memories of riding it as a kid.
WondersOfLife
Blink, blink. Breathe, breathe. Day in, day out.
I wish I was alive to be able and experience the bird and robot show. I wish they could have moved that to Innoventions or somewhere outside in Tomorrowland or something.
Seanual757
Well-Known Member
Mr. Toads wild ride
I never got a chance to ride the Skyway, but I LOVED Horizons and World of Motion!
Seanual757
Well-Known Member
I also miss "If You had Wings" helped spur my love for flying 
Then Delta Dreamflight.
Then Delta Dreamflight.
ToInfinityAndBeyond
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Yes! I visit that site a lot, but I was talking about that site realized as an actual park
PorterRedkey
Well-Known Member
Epcot Center 1989 has WoL and Seas plus Norway and Maelstom.
Disneymom201
Active Member
I miss Mickey & Minnie's houses in Toontown.
Does anyone remember that other water park they used to have? First time we went to Disney in 1997 we took the kids there and they loved it. It was like an old time adventure water island and their favorite thing was walking across these floating pads trying desperately to hang onto bars or a net above. They also had tube rides and water slides.
