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Worst Attraction at WDW
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Kuzcotopia
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Swiss Family Treehouse.
Yeah, let's climb up and down a few stories worth of steps to see some camping gear.
If the attraction were called Swiss Family Vertical Plunge . . . with some back-breaking Gs through a roaring waterfall while the treehouse rooms are attacked by natives, wildfires, and hurricane winds . . . Then I might actually try it.
Yeah, let's climb up and down a few stories worth of steps to see some camping gear.
If the attraction were called Swiss Family Vertical Plunge . . . with some back-breaking Gs through a roaring waterfall while the treehouse rooms are attacked by natives, wildfires, and hurricane winds . . . Then I might actually try it.
Yert3
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I've lived in the south most of my life, and trust me, there are a LOT of people like the bears in the show... It's quite sad tbh.
mergatroid
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Well it's all subjective really isn't it. My wife would have a heart attack on RnR if she rode, so she'd say that. However if you compared that to say Dumbo, there's no comparison on numerous levels. We are the strange breed who actually can't see why Stitch is so hated and I remember it back when it was Mission to Mars. I don't bother if I miss it one year, but if it's walk on I go and think it's ok.
I suppose in answer to the original question that I'd have to say the Magic Carpets, in as much as I've never ridden it nor have any intention of ever doing so. It's partly an age thing and partly because it looks like it was just dumped there. However the kids on it look like they're enjoying themselves so who am I to judge.
I suppose in answer to the original question that I'd have to say the Magic Carpets, in as much as I've never ridden it nor have any intention of ever doing so. It's partly an age thing and partly because it looks like it was just dumped there. However the kids on it look like they're enjoying themselves so who am I to judge.
cw1982
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I do agree with @mergatroid that the answers here will vary from person to person, but I happen to find this very interesting, since I haven't been in over a decade. This may all be great information to consider if we find ourselves having to choose between different attractions.
mousefanwhat?
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I remember when it was Alien Encounter before SGE, that was the scariest, most claustrophobic attraction to me!
Not a fan of the Speedway.
Not a fan of the Speedway.
wedway71
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I love the smell of Speedway.. and the smell of diesel fuel in the morning... its smells like.... Victory.
mergatroid
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A very good point and you'll get a lot of good information from answers on here. My advice would also be to try everything you can at Disney within reason, there's so many little things that can appeal to diffeent people on so many different levels. Certainly though this thread should provide the 'don't worry if you miss them' attractions for you.
Castle Dreamer
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I agree with the many others that said Captain EO.
Matt_Black
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I think the problem with the Speedway is that there are so many imitations at theme parks around the world, and there really isn't anything to differentiate it from the rest. At least the Tea Cups have the Dormouse and the crazy music and Wonderland color scheme, plus some lucky young guest might get to ride with Alice, the White Rabbit, or the Hatter.
Regarding SGE, in theory I SHOULD like it, but in theory communism works, so... It's sad when the most entertaining thing I like about it is the pre-show.
Swiss Family Treehouse is AWFUL. The only reason I went through it my last trip was because it was raining and since there was no line, I thought it might be a good spot to get out of the rain. Didn't work.
Regarding SGE, in theory I SHOULD like it, but in theory communism works, so... It's sad when the most entertaining thing I like about it is the pre-show.
Swiss Family Treehouse is AWFUL. The only reason I went through it my last trip was because it was raining and since there was no line, I thought it might be a good spot to get out of the rain. Didn't work.
disney4life2008
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I enjoy nearly every attraction at WDW. However, the Animal Kingdom has some of the worst. The train ride to conservation station (is that even still open and operating) was both a complete waste of time. Flights of Wonder is nice "once" but there is nothing fun about looking at birds fly over my head - the same thing happens at WS.
Matt_Black
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Flights of Wonder gets a pass from me for a hilarious joke.
"Where in nature can you possibly see a bird on a unicycle?"
"The 1970s! That was the same night I saw the Rolling Stones. ... Those are the only two things I remember from that night."
Matt_Black
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I don't know. I think the interplay between Depp and the talking skull is hilarious. I think I'd have a fonder opinion of that if there were chairs or lean rails or something.
copcarguyp71
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There are some rides that are so-so but have one redeeming quality or another to me but as I sat here thinking this through each time I saw this thread over the past couple of days one ride kept popping into my head. Aladdin's Magic Carpets. For me it has no real redeeming qualities. I remember the plaza before that ride and it was much nicer without it IMO. Spinners just don't do anything for me and this one in particular does not even give you any cool scenery the way Dumbo (at it's original location) or Astro Orbiter do. It really is the one ride that comes to mind for me that when my family chimes in "lets' ride" my heart sinks and a general feeling of malaise sets in knowing I have to take one for the team.
copcarguyp71
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I agree lean rails with maybe some elevated stand-ons for the kids would plus this attraction nicely.
Weather_Lady
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Stitch.
