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I picked Horizons and as somebody mentioned it here, I have some strong memories of the orange smell... And I had fun choosing our ride in the desert, in the sea or in space.

Mine is Mexico. Maybe I have a kitsch taste but I like the dark blue atmosphere, the sweet boat ride and the music. I like the American Adventure as well for the spirit exhaling from the attraction. I don't experience this in my country.

Fastpasses are a great idea and it's been working good for me and my family so far. First thing we do in a Disney park, is get the fastpasses of the most popular attractions.

I guess I'll go with the majority. I loved this ride, especially because I've always fancied space travels. :lol: It makes you feel like you're experiencing the real thing... :D I did not get sick at all but I don't have motion sickness. I thought I would feel bad about the "tightness" (I'...

I enjoy Tomorrowland the most, for the design. I like it because it's a vision of the future from the 70's ... And it's funny to see how the past considered the future, if you know what I mean. But Adventureland would be my second choice.

I am a devoted Star Trek fan, although the series did not get much impact on this side of the Atlantic... :( Which I cannot understand because it is an intelligent production. The original series was broadcast here (long time ago...), STTNG was too, then a little bit of Deep Space Nine and some epis...

I've been stuck on several rides but the longest time (I think it was for about 10 or 15 minutes) was on Spaceship Earth, but I enjoyed each bit of it. It was like I actually was part of the attraction (that's what I fancied! :lol: ). But I've been stuch several times on the Haunted Mansion too (not...

To me the greatest American is Rosa Parks, because she symbolizes great american concepts : freedom, equality, resistance, strength, independency,... She was Martin Luther King's inspiration. Besides, she's black and a woman. And for those reasons, she deserves to be the greatest.

I haven't been that much in DRP (3 or 4 times), which is a paradox for me, since I'm from Belgium! :? But I must have been 30 times or more to WDW... :roll: This Summer though, I was in DRP and I enjoyed it, especially because it was not so crowded and we didn't have to wait for there was no queues ...

Oh yes! I'm thrilled to hop on a little boat on the Mexico World Showcase, just to watch the Mexican man (or woman) pretending to be running after the boat to sell you something... That's pretty childish and unexplainable, I know but I can't help it!!!

Pirates of the Caribbean is the one that pops right out of my mind, because I like the ride too. And it's true, the music score is great!

I could have picked them all but... :? The Haunted Mansion is my all-time favorite ride, I think but "Pirates of the Caribbean" comes right next. If I want to be thrilled, I'd pick the Tower of Terror, or Rock 'n' Roller Coaster, or Space Mountain Mission 2 in Paris,... :D Phew! :lol: Ther...

Now I know it has nothing to do with Disney, but I loooooooove those old creepy EC comics (Tales from the crypt, Weird Science, etc.). The drawings were quite elegant and the scenarios were well studied. Some famous authors even contributed, like Ray Bradbury. Any fans ?

I'd say WDW Haunted Mansion, because that's the place where I discovered Disney... So it's got to be sentimental...

I like anything from The Land at Epcot. It makes you feel like you're actually eating good stuff...