Favorite Overlooked Attraction

Post by **spaulo** » Apr Fri 20, 2007 4:34 pm

foldmama wrote:Slave Chuch

Unfortunate typo there. It is, of course, "Stave Church"

trekty · Post by **trekty** » Apr Fri 20, 2007 4:49 pm

spaulo wrote:
foldmama wrote:Slave Chuch
Unfortunate typo there. It is, of course, "Stave Church"

But "Slave Church" gives it a whole new meaning...might that have fit into Disney's America theme park?

foldmama · Post by **foldmama** » Apr Sun 22, 2007 6:22 pm

Sorry about that! See what happens when you are at work and you are reading the forums instead of working

borjoyzee · Post by **borjoyzee** » Apr Tue 24, 2007 10:16 pm

Hmm. This is a rather tricky question to me. An overlooked attraction, eh? Well, I would choose Casey Jr.'s Circus Train. It seems overlooked to me.

Stardust · Post by **Stardust** » Apr Thu 26, 2007 1:07 am

Tomorrowland Transit Authority, for sure.

Also, the Lion King movie above Living with the Land.

sgrfunk · Post by **sgrfunk** » Apr Fri 27, 2007 2:43 pm

The most overlooked attraction I'd have to say is either the Carousel of Progress at Magic Kingdom or El Rio Del Tiempo in Epcot. I love both those rides because they are relaxing and dark and you can just sit there and watch. Its good to do these rides when the more popular ones have long lineups.

Captain Schnemo · Post by **Captain Schnemo** » Apr Sat 28, 2007 5:14 am

sgrfunk wrote:...El Rio Del Tiempo in Epcot. I love both those rides because they are relaxing...

Who wants to break the bad news?

FlatlandMounty · Post by **FlatlandMounty** » Apr Sat 28, 2007 5:32 am

bad news? What the fact they made a decent update to the Mexico Boat ride and now people actually ride it? The new Grande Tour Fiesta still has many of the old films, just Donald spliced into them....and it has many new ones. The intro is completely the same so you can't tell from the restaurant. Big difference is now there is a wait and its not a dead/dying attraction.

Captain Schnemo · Post by **Captain Schnemo** » Apr Sat 28, 2007 8:09 am

The point is sgrfunk liked El Rio because it was relaxing. You can't really say that about it now.

Also I don't think any of the old films are in use, although there were some homages to the old ones.

Jacca5660 · Post by **Jacca5660** » Apr Sat 28, 2007 9:54 am

El Rio, COP, and TTA are some great ones. I also love Tom's Island, it also has to be the most kid friendly hands on attraction. My boys loved to go there when they were little.

I don't know if this counts. My DW and I love to sit or stand up in Canada and people watch. It always seems to be empty and it gives you a great view of the area. It being close to the Rose and Crown (Half Yard of Beer) helps, Remember you have to keep Hydrated when people watching!!

Lion Sleeps Tonight · Post by **Lion Sleeps Tonight** » Apr Sat 28, 2007 12:53 pm

I don't know if these are 'overlooked' often, but I certainly skipped them over for a long time: the walking trails over in DAK. I think they're called 'jungle treks' or something like that. Beautiful and educational! The couple of times I did explore them, I hardly saw anyone around most of the time.

BuDz211 · Post by **BuDz211** » May Mon 21, 2007 2:50 pm

I would pick the Lion King show in The Land. I'm not an environmentalist at all but I love that whole area.

AJBARTH · Post by **AJBARTH** » Jun Fri 08, 2007 1:19 am

I'd have to say in my opinion I have found the Tiki Birds to be way overlooked and only found by some when it rains and they are looking for a place to wait out the storm.

JWG · Post by **JWG** » Jun Fri 08, 2007 9:12 am

Carousel of Progress.

packwingfn · Post by **packwingfn** » Jun Mon 11, 2007 7:45 am

I would have to agree that the Circle of Life film in the Land is defnitely overlooked. I love hearing the lion king songs in loud sound, plus it is very educational too