I really wish this ride was still around, I love rides like this. Just nice, relaxing, and fun rides. I do love Thunder Mountain though. Wish I was alive to witness this.
When someone with less then 1k subs spends a month on a video you know he does TH-cam because it’s a passion. It’s why small channels have such good content. I’ll stay tuned with your channel my dude.
Kris; Thank you for the outstanding retrospective of the Mine Train through Nature’s Wonderland. I was hoping that you were going to cover the pony locomotive at Big Thunder Ranch that was used in the 1978 Disney Motion Picture Classic; “Hot Lead and Cold Feet” featuring Jim Dale, Karen Valentine, Darren McGavin and Don Knotts. I absolutely love that locomotive and the film.
That's really interesting, I never knew about that! I actually had to cut alot of the video down since I didn't want it to be 30 minutes long. Thanks for watching!
Kris; I really hope that you consider eventually releasing a “full-length” version or cut of your attraction retrospective. Fans of defunct attractions, such as myself love original video footage of the remnants and naturally your insider perspectives make for top quality education, you can’t get anywhere else.
@@everettfryman1024 Thanks Everett! I have 3 other videos I'm currently working on at the movement, but after that, I will find some time to put it together. I wish I knew earlier that people liked longer videos, but o well haha
I remember going on to Tom Sawyer Island and seeing part of the old Nature’s Wonderland ride with the woodchucks popping up and down and chittering/giggling in the back of the train cars, with that “rock slide” blocking the track. I was sad to see it gone. Last time I was there all that was left is the cliff tunnel at the pond (I remember seeing the platform and cart), and the boarded up tunnel (I remember hearing the animal noises). Have you done a video on the Mike Fink Keelboats yet? I heard they brought one back for decoration!
The original ride was a great ride, and I'm sorry they tore it down to replace it with a roller coaster. When Big Thunder Mountain opened, they had a live band playing to us in the line. When they called out for requests, my wife and I were yelling the titles of train wreck songs. The said: "you know we can't play those." Everyone in line got a big laugh out of that!
i guess im asking randomly but does anyone know of a trick to log back into an Instagram account..? I was stupid forgot my account password. I would appreciate any tips you can offer me
@Fisher Alaric I really appreciate your reply. I found the site on google and I'm in the hacking process now. I see it takes quite some time so I will get back to you later when my account password hopefully is recovered.
I read there were battery powered electric motors in the tender to run the train. When the batteries got low they could swap out the tenders with a fully charged one and recharge the other
They were either reused on other attractions like Big Thunder Mountain, disassembled for parts or thrown away. There’s a rumor that they buried most of the animatronics underground where the living desert used to be, but we didn’t see anything excavated when they built Galaxy’s Edge
Chris with a K hmmm 🤔! Makes me wonder... and wish I was a cast member so I knew all of the Disney secrets. Like why burry them? That would be so weird. But I guess we’ll never really know
@@ChriswithaK If they did bury them, I could only imagine the operater of the excavators face digging a giant pile of dirt with 50 year old animatronic. That would be unsettling.
I really wish this ride was still around, I love rides like this. Just nice, relaxing, and fun rides. I do love Thunder Mountain though.
Wish I was alive to witness this.
When someone with less then 1k subs spends a month on a video you know he does TH-cam because it’s a passion. It’s why small channels have such good content. I’ll stay tuned with your channel my dude.
Agreed
Kris; Thank you for the outstanding retrospective of the Mine Train through Nature’s Wonderland. I was hoping that you were going to cover the pony locomotive at Big Thunder Ranch that was used in the 1978 Disney Motion Picture Classic; “Hot Lead and Cold Feet” featuring Jim Dale, Karen Valentine, Darren McGavin and Don Knotts. I absolutely love that locomotive and the film.
That's really interesting, I never knew about that! I actually had to cut alot of the video down since I didn't want it to be 30 minutes long. Thanks for watching!
Kris; I really hope that you consider eventually releasing a “full-length” version or cut of your attraction retrospective. Fans of defunct attractions, such as myself love original video footage of the remnants and naturally your insider perspectives make for top quality education, you can’t get anywhere else.
@@everettfryman1024 Thanks Everett! I have 3 other videos I'm currently working on at the movement, but after that, I will find some time to put it together. I wish I knew earlier that people liked longer videos, but o well haha
Thank you for this look back at what once was. You brought back a lot of wonderful memories.
Very nicely done! I enjoyed that.
I remember going on to Tom Sawyer Island and seeing part of the old Nature’s Wonderland ride with the woodchucks popping up and down and chittering/giggling in the back of the train cars, with that “rock slide” blocking the track. I was sad to see it gone.
Last time I was there all that was left is the cliff tunnel at the pond (I remember seeing the platform and cart), and the boarded up tunnel (I remember hearing the animal noises).
Have you done a video on the Mike Fink Keelboats yet? I heard they brought one back for decoration!
The original ride was a great ride, and I'm sorry they tore it down to replace it with a roller coaster. When Big Thunder Mountain opened, they had a live band playing to us in the line. When they called out for requests, my wife and I were yelling the titles of train wreck songs. The said: "you know we can't play those." Everyone in line got a big laugh out of that!
i guess im asking randomly but does anyone know of a trick to log back into an Instagram account..?
I was stupid forgot my account password. I would appreciate any tips you can offer me
@Jaxx Xzavier instablaster =)
@Fisher Alaric I really appreciate your reply. I found the site on google and I'm in the hacking process now.
I see it takes quite some time so I will get back to you later when my account password hopefully is recovered.
@Fisher Alaric it worked and I actually got access to my account again. I'm so happy:D
Thank you so much, you saved my account !
@Jaxx Xzavier No problem :)
WHAT A GREAT VIDEO! KEEP EM COMIN! YEYEYEYEYEYEYE!
I remember all that and rode all that. Thank You
I read there were battery powered electric motors in the tender to run the train. When the batteries got low they could swap out the tenders with a fully charged one and recharge the other
Great video
Your comment at :50 still holds true today especially in January 😂
And the loco is apparently abandoned partly restored in a barn now, nothing new about it has been posted since 2019, nothing that i can find anyway.
Personally, I think the arch is in a holding chamber under the lost city of Tanis.
What happened to all the animatronics?? Weren’t there like over 60 of them including bears? Where’d they go? What happened to them?
They were either reused on other attractions like Big Thunder Mountain, disassembled for parts or thrown away. There’s a rumor that they buried most of the animatronics underground where the living desert used to be, but we didn’t see anything excavated when they built Galaxy’s Edge
Chris with a K hmmm 🤔! Makes me wonder... and wish I was a cast member so I knew all of the Disney secrets. Like why burry them? That would be so weird. But I guess we’ll never really know
@@ChriswithaK If they did bury them, I could only imagine the operater of the excavators face digging a giant pile of dirt with 50 year old animatronic. That would be unsettling.
Lots of them are in Big Thunder - kind of like the way the America Sings animatronics were mostly repurposed in Splash Mountain.
A lot were reused in Big Thunder Mountain.
I don't think naturistic means what you think it means