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Re: Favorite Overlooked Attraction

Posted: Aug Fri 10, 2012 11:04 am
by TikiTikiRoom
Aladdin's magic carpet ride next to the Tiki Room.

Re: Favorite Overlooked Attraction

Posted: Aug Sat 11, 2012 9:14 am
by domarino
Epcot: Maelstrom (named my fantasy football team after this favorite of mine!)
MK: Carousel of Progress

It's funny, as Tergiversate says, I usually end up in Tomorrowland at night and love it. The darkness seems to fit the motif of the land.

Re: Favorite Overlooked Attraction

Posted: Aug Sat 11, 2012 10:47 am
by figmentaholic
domarino wrote:Epcot: Maelstrom (named my fantasy football team after this favorite of mine!)
MK: Carousel of Progress

It's funny, as Tergiversate says, I usually end up in Tomorrowland at night and love it. The darkness seems to fit the motif of the land.



I agree.. with all the music and the neon.. I think Tomorrowland is the absolute best place in all of WDW at night.. One think I (rarely) get to do is ride the TTC (Peoplemover now I guess, haha) at night. That is a great way to see and hear and smell it all.

Re: Favorite Overlooked Attraction

Posted: Aug Sat 11, 2012 3:22 pm
by Amy
figmentaholic wrote:
domarino wrote:Epcot: Maelstrom (named my fantasy football team after this favorite of mine!)
MK: Carousel of Progress
It's funny, as Tergiversate says, I usually end up in Tomorrowland at night and love it. The darkness seems to fit the motif of the land.
I agree.. with all the music and the neon.. I think Tomorrowland is the absolute best place in all of WDW at night.. One think I (rarely) get to do is ride the TTC (Peoplemover now I guess, haha) at night. That is a great way to see and hear and smell it all.
Why don't you get to ride the TTA after dark now figmentaholic? Are you busy doing other things, or are you at other parks at night? You really need to make it a priority to ride it at night at least once during your next trip if you enjoy seeing everything all lit up! :D

Re: Favorite Overlooked Attraction

Posted: Aug Sun 12, 2012 9:02 am
by figmentaholic
Amy wrote:
figmentaholic wrote:
domarino wrote:Epcot: Maelstrom (named my fantasy football team after this favorite of mine!)
MK: Carousel of Progress
It's funny, as Tergiversate says, I usually end up in Tomorrowland at night and love it. The darkness seems to fit the motif of the land.
I agree.. with all the music and the neon.. I think Tomorrowland is the absolute best place in all of WDW at night.. One think I (rarely) get to do is ride the TTC (Peoplemover now I guess, haha) at night. That is a great way to see and hear and smell it all.
Why don't you get to ride the TTA after dark now figmentaholic? Are you busy doing other things, or are you at other parks at night? You really need to make it a priority to ride it at night at least once during your next trip if you enjoy seeing everything all lit up! :D


Well I am with a group of people, and the leader/organizer has physical difficulties including stamina issues, so we usually don't get to stay too late, but its late enough that it isn't really feasible to go back out.. Its a bit of a catch-22 unfortunately.

Re: Favorite Overlooked Attraction

Posted: Aug Sun 12, 2012 8:29 pm
by Amy
Amy wrote:
figmentaholic wrote:
domarino wrote:Epcot: Maelstrom (named my fantasy football team after this favorite of mine!)
MK: Carousel of Progress
It's funny, as Tergiversate says, I usually end up in Tomorrowland at night and love it. The darkness seems to fit the motif of the land.
I agree.. with all the music and the neon.. I think Tomorrowland is the absolute best place in all of WDW at night.. One think I (rarely) get to do is ride the TTC (Peoplemover now I guess, haha) at night. That is a great way to see and hear and smell it all.
Why don't you get to ride the TTA after dark now figmentaholic? Are you busy doing other things, or are you at other parks at night? You really need to make it a priority to ride it at night at least once during your next trip if you enjoy seeing everything all lit up! :D
figmentaholic wrote:Well I am with a group of people, and the leader/organizer has physical difficulties including stamina issues, so we usually don't get to stay too late, but its late enough that it isn't really feasible to go back out.. Its a bit of a catch-22 unfortunately.
Ah yes, I believe you've mentioned that. It's not a situation where you can peel off from the group really either is it? Oh well, a shorter day at Disney is still better than most any other day not at Disney :mickey:

Re: Favorite Overlooked Attraction

Posted: Aug Mon 13, 2012 9:30 am
by figmentaholic
Amy wrote:
Amy wrote:
figmentaholic wrote: I agree.. with all the music and the neon.. I think Tomorrowland is the absolute best place in all of WDW at night.. One think I (rarely) get to do is ride the TTC (Peoplemover now I guess, haha) at night. That is a great way to see and hear and smell it all.
Why don't you get to ride the TTA after dark now figmentaholic? Are you busy doing other things, or are you at other parks at night? You really need to make it a priority to ride it at night at least once during your next trip if you enjoy seeing everything all lit up! :D
figmentaholic wrote:Well I am with a group of people, and the leader/organizer has physical difficulties including stamina issues, so we usually don't get to stay too late, but its late enough that it isn't really feasible to go back out.. Its a bit of a catch-22 unfortunately.
Ah yes, I believe you've mentioned that. It's not a situation where you can peel off from the group really either is it? Oh well, a shorter day at Disney is still better than most any other day not at Disney :mickey:

No, it would be hard to break away.. If we had a bigger group then it wouldn't be so bad, but it is hard to find more than one or two people who have 7-800 dollars for a week at Disney, even if that is a good price, since it includes food as well.

But yes, you are right.. Even a little Disney is better than no Disney, that is for sure!! :lol:

Re: Favorite Overlooked Attraction

Posted: Aug Wed 29, 2012 11:10 am
by Thumper1
dinosaur33 wrote:What is your favorite attraction that most people skip? Mine would have to be Carousel of Progress or Tomorrowland Transit Authority, both great attractions that I'm glad they never have lines...
both of these are my favorites too!! I think they're neat!! reminds me of where wdw was when it opened and how far they've come with attractions now!!

Re: Favorite Overlooked Attraction

Posted: Sep Wed 19, 2012 9:34 am
by Chuckus95
TTA at night

Re: Favorite Overlooked Attraction

Posted: Sep Fri 21, 2012 8:12 pm
by Goofyfan
Chuckus95 wrote:TTA at night


With the wonderful cool night breeze in your face :D :goofy:

Re: Favorite Overlooked Attraction

Posted: Sep Tue 25, 2012 7:20 pm
by MetalRage
Chuckus95 wrote:TTA at night
OH! I love going on TTA at night! It's the best time, in my opinion!

Re: Favorite Overlooked Attraction

Posted: Sep Wed 26, 2012 10:05 am
by figmentaholic
MetalRage wrote:
Chuckus95 wrote:TTA at night
OH! I love going on TTA at night! It's the best time, in my opinion!



Yes, yes and YES!

Re: Favorite Overlooked Attraction

Posted: Jan Sat 24, 2015 12:48 pm
by grimmghosts96
I would say TTA (or Peoplemover), Carousel of Progress & El Rio de Tiempo (Mexico pavilion)

Re: Favorite Overlooked Attraction

Posted: Jan Mon 26, 2015 10:17 am
by bcgm3
I think the Swiss Family Robinson Treehouse is one of the most overlooked attractions at Magic Kingdom; I can't recall ever seeing a line for it on any of my visits... It's spectacular at night. Great view of Tomorrowland at night from up there, too.

Re: Favorite Overlooked Attraction

Posted: Jan Mon 26, 2015 10:57 am
by Amy
bcgm3 wrote:I think the Swiss Family Robinson Treehouse is one of the most overlooked attractions at Magic Kingdom; I can't recall ever seeing a line for it on any of my visits... It's spectacular at night. Great view of Tomorrowland at night from up there, too.
I love going up for the views too :D And when I was younger, I went in the treehouse without ever having seen the movie or reading the book. I was intrigued so I came home and did both and had a lot more fun with the attraction when I went back knowing the full story.