Indoor Fantasy Land Rides

[Amy]

Because the ride, while unique in design, suffers greatly in the outdoor sections?

Come to think of it, does any fantasy land style dark ride that uses individual cars (outside of peter pan since that is a different configuration) have hills and slopes? Does the peoplemover even have any?

I wonder if it was one of those "We tried it at DLR and it was such a bad idea that we won't do it again" scenarios.

I would agree that while unique and sort of fun, there isn't a lot going on during the outdoor section of Alice.
Peoplemover is all flat.

[Sparten]

Because the ride, while unique in design, suffers greatly in the outdoor sections?

Come to think of it, does any fantasy land style dark ride that uses individual cars (outside of peter pan since that is a different configuration) have hills and slopes? Does the peoplemover even have any?

I wonder if it was one of those "We tried it at DLR and it was such a bad idea that we won't do it again" scenarios.

I wouldnt think its because it failed, every time I've seen that line its been a minimum of 30 mins!

[Wizzard419]

I don't know if I would say it failed to deliver, but the mechanisim/concept of rubber tires and hills was a terrible idea.

I am wondering what's going to happen with the Test Track import we are getting for Car's Land.

[Sparten]

I'm expecting to ride it not in 2012 but 2013 cause the line!
Any way I think its going to be very big not only because its a new ride but because its cars themed which is going to make the line even worse.

[Wizzard419]

That and it's a popular thrill ride. I think Test Track still gets sizeable lines during the busy seasons too, and that's for an old ride.

[flyer32]

PPF is just so fun!!! Love this ride!

[jenvoycharming]

Pixie duuuuust!!!!

I have always loved Peter Pan! (thanks Mom...) Though I also love Alice and Toad, Peter Pan is special to me. Snow White and Pinocchio scared me as a kid, and I still don't like them as much to this day.

Scaredy cat! I LOVE Pinocchio! I've always been partial to that movie though! Close 2nd is Alice in Wonderland. Always thought Pinocchio and Alice rides were so detailed, and so much like the movie! I think Peter pan is an awesome ride...but it seems a little anti-climactic! You wait 45 minutes (on a good day!) to ride it...get on the ride...and all of a sudden it's over! I loved the view of the twinkling lights but the ride always made me feel like I had whip lash after...and like I was going to slip out of the seat when it would tilt forward.

[elizabethswann]

I think Snow White would be scary to a child considering the number of scary scenes involving the Queen. Pinocchio...somewhat.

[horizons1]

I think the reason Alice isn't in WDW has to do with capacity. Even Peter Pan, inferior to the Disneyland version, has a moving beltway to keep the crowds boarding. Of course, the designers of WDW never anticipated their crowd-moving designs to be undone by the likes of Fastpass.

[bkyrdmoviemom]

Second star to the right and straight on till morning!

agree 100%. Got stuck on Alice when I was a little girl and haven't been back on since!

[MmeLeota]

Pixie duuuuust!!!!

I have always loved Peter Pan! (thanks Mom...) Though I also love Alice and Toad, Peter Pan is special to me. Snow White and Pinocchio scared me as a kid, and I still don't like them as much to this day.

Scaredy cat! I LOVE Pinocchio! I've always been partial to that movie though! Close 2nd is Alice in Wonderland. Always thought Pinocchio and Alice rides were so detailed, and so much like the movie! I think Peter pan is an awesome ride...but it seems a little anti-climactic! You wait 45 minutes (on a good day!) to ride it...get on the ride...and all of a sudden it's over! I loved the view of the twinkling lights but the ride always made me feel like I had whip lash after...and like I was going to slip out of the seat when it would tilt forward.

Yep...2 words that describe me.
I never felt Peter Pan was anti-climactic...but I agree that it's not worth the 45 minute wait. I haven't been on it in years because of that. I remember when 15-20 minutes was the wait on a busy day...it wasn't as popular as it is now.

I think Snow White would be scary to a child considering the number of scary scenes involving the Queen. Pinocchio...somewhat.

The Queen was definitely a factor for me in Snow White. Monstro was a factor for me on Pinocchio...and yes, I hated entering Storybookland...let alone walking past it.
It's not that I won't go on/don't like Snow White or Pinocchio, they just aren't my favorites.

[DLfan2011]

I don't think I will ever be to old to ride Peter Pan. We typically haven't waited 45 minutes, we usually get a fast pass and during a visit to DL we ride it at least once everyday we are in the park.

[Amy]

I don't think I will ever be to old to ride Peter Pan. We typically haven't waited 45 minutes, we usually get a fast pass and during a visit to DL we ride it at least once everyday we are in the park.

My Mom, F1gment here on the forum, loves Peter Pan! It is one of her favorites...She had a very difficult time getting around last trip due to a back and knee injury, and she had to skip one of her favorite attractions ~ Dumbo, but we managed to get her on Peter Pan So I know for a fact she isn't too old to ride Peter Pan And she is seventy-...oh, I probably better not say

[Sparten]

I don't think I will ever be to old to ride Peter Pan. We typically haven't waited 45 minutes, we usually get a fast pass and during a visit to DL we ride it at least once everyday we are in the park.

My Mom, F1gment here on the forum, loves Peter Pan! It is one of her favorites...She had a very difficult time getting around last trip due to a back and knee injury, and she had to skip one of her favorite attractions ~ Dumbo, but we managed to get her on Peter Pan So I know for a fact she isn't too old to ride Peter Pan And she is seventy-...oh, I probably better not say

Hey When it comes to Disney everybody a kid

[DLfan2011]

Peter Pan, it brings the inner child out. Do you believe?