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What is the worst ride that Disney ever created?

Small World (All of them)
8
10%
The Great Movie Ride
3
4%
Spaceship Earth
3
4%
Peter Pan (All of them)
4
5%
The Mad Tea Party (Teacups) (All of them)
9
12%
Splash Mountain (All of them)
2
3%
World Of Motion (EPCOT)
3
4%
Super Star Limo (DCA)
30
39%
Winnie the Pooh (DL)
11
14%
Land Pavillion Boat Ride (EPCOT)
4
5%
 
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Post by Lion Sleeps Tonight » Nov Wed 10, 2004 10:24 pm

Disney has rides if you're not a Disney purist. i always forget that "attractions" is the correct term, forgive oh wise ones!
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Post by pgreger » Nov Thu 11, 2004 4:05 am

This topic is entitled "the worst RIDES at Disney" and so I will continue to call them RIDES in this topic (and probably every where else too).

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Post by rcpratt3 » May Mon 09, 2005 4:49 pm

I am so glad the got rid of the ride in the Land pavillion....can you say BORING!
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Post by kgmadorin » May Mon 09, 2005 4:52 pm

rcpratt3 wrote:I am so glad the got rid of the ride in the Land pavillion....can you say BORING!
As far as I know, no "ride" was removed from the Land. Food Rocks is no more, if that's what you are referring to.
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Post by ralberts » May Fri 20, 2005 7:06 am

rich wrote:I'm shocked that World of Motion is even on the list. I loved that ride.

My vote would be for the boat ride in The Land pavilion.
I agree, the World of Motion was great. It was a family ride that everyone can enjoy. I like Test Track, but anyone with small children can't enjoy it as a family. 8)
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Post by G2-4T » May Fri 20, 2005 9:11 am

kgmadorin wrote:As far as I know, no "ride" was removed from the Land. Food Rocks is no more, if that's what you are referring to.
Living with the Land is still there [and not boring], Food Rocks is gone, and unfortunately the Lion King show is still there [that is boring]
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Post by Club33Hopeful » May Fri 20, 2005 9:49 am

I voted for SSL, but Heimlech's Chew-Chew train (DCA) is pretty bad, even by kids standards.
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Post by Disneynut » May Fri 20, 2005 4:14 pm

My vote is for The Mad Tea Party Teacups, I can handle any kind of rollercoaster but the teacups make me sick. :o
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Re: you haven't heard....

Post by jkm8113 » May Fri 20, 2005 5:09 pm

sockfire wrote:You haven't heard IASW all that long. Try an 8 hour shift on that ride, 5 days a week. After a while you don't hear the song any more. What drove me nuts was the ticking of the clock. TICK..... TOCK...... :?
I rode IASW for the first time in years this past weeken. I wanted to see the rehab. I thought it looked really nice, the colors are more vibrant, the music inside seems to be toned down a bit, and it wasn't as bad as I remember. The clock outside still tic toc tic toc's loudly though. The que area has totally changed and looks really nice.
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Post by Gizmata » May Sun 22, 2005 12:30 am

Disneynut wrote:My vote is for The Mad Tea Party Teacups, I can handle any kind of rollercoaster but the teacups make me sick. :o
Just because it make you sick doesn't mean its a bad ride...

I remember as a kid being spun so much it felt like the teacup was leaning 45 degrees. It was so disoreinting, and in a way fun, but I didnt get sick. Its not on the list of must not miss rides, but its not a horrible one either.
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Post by kgmadorin » May Mon 23, 2005 7:41 am

Gizmata wrote: Just because it make you sick doesn't mean its a bad ride...
Yeah, but I don't think getting sick would encourage most people to categorize it as a "good" ride, either. :)
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Post by zenmondo » Aug Mon 22, 2005 1:39 pm

I have never been on a Disney ride I didn't like.

But my last visit to Disneyland WAS 14 years ago, so it was a time when both Tomorrowland and the Parking Lot were still intact.

Is there anything at DCA worth seeing? It seems to me to be the least "Disney" of all the parks.
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Post by zenmondo » Aug Mon 22, 2005 1:50 pm

Oh I just watched the video of Superstar Limo.

What can I say that has not been said?

That ride must have had Walt spinning in his cryogenic chamber.
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Post by Lion Sleeps Tonight » Aug Mon 22, 2005 5:00 pm

zenmondo wrote:I have never been on a Disney ride I didn't like.

But my last visit to Disneyland WAS 14 years ago, so it was a time when both Tomorrowland and the Parking Lot were still intact.

Is there anything at DCA worth seeing? It seems to me to be the least "Disney" of all the parks.
The Aladdin musical is definitaly worth seeing. Tower of Terror, Soarin' Over Ca, Ca Screamin, are also worth going on. Unfortunately those are the only attractions I ever go on(more than once). But I do enjoy chilling in the Animation bldg.
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Post by MouseMan » Sep Tue 13, 2005 3:25 pm

I have got to go back into the past for this one. My vote is for the 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea ride. Long lines due to subs that were out of commission didn't help and some of the underwater scenes and animatronic fish were lame by Disney standards in my opinion. Since the ride closed over a decade ago a lot of people my never have ridden it. But it is one ride that I don't miss at all!
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