So here's my two cents. I'm the dad of a special needs child with cerebral palsy, who is confined to a wheelchair and will never walk. Disney World has a few wheelchair-accessible rides across all their parks, and of those, It's a Small World, The Seas With Nemo and Friends, Carousel of Progress, The Magic Carpets of Aladdin, Journey Into Imagination, and Triceratops Spin (when they decide to add the wheelchair accessible car, which is not always, like our last trip), all made this "worst of" list. I get that some of these aren't exciting and might be repetitive, but for the sake of my son, I'd rather they closed Dumbo, Astro Orbiters, and Triceratops Spin if it means someone who will never walk can fly for a few minutes. I personally love thrill rides, but accessible rides are actually important to families contending with disabilities. Also, I'm pretty sure the last wheelchair-accessible attraction opened in Disney World was Toy Story Mania back in 2008, so while they continue to innovate and amaze, it would be nice if they'd continue to consider inclusion.
I agree! There is also something to be said about how people criticize when rides like "The Haunted Mansion" tend to "break down" and stop. It's stops for safety, and also there is the fact that people in wheelchairs (Like my brother) can only get on it if the ride stops *completely*. It's the only way my whole family was able to enjoy the ride together. (My brother also has CP)
That's the only problem with Disney resorts, they only have a few wheelchair accessible rides, and I can understand it being hard to fit them in to the bigger thrill rides, but there are many rides Disney could at least attempt to install wheelchair accessible seating. I don't think that it's fair to call certain rides 'bad' because everyone's ride type is different, and like you said with your son, are important to a lot of people.
When I took my daughter to Disney World when she was 7 (she’s 17 now) she adored It’s A Small World and I think we rode it 3 or 4 times. The simple wonder and joy on her face was it for me. Its a classic and I will always love it for that reason.
I wish they would just turn Tomorrow land speedway into a Sugar Rush racing course from Wreck it Ralph, it would be SO much better with a retheming EDIT:: "It doesn't fit with the layout >:(" Yeah it would! Speedway is right next to the teacups ride, the candy aesthetic would work perfectly with it! make the left side of the track Sugar Rush and the right side transition into Heroes Duty (The Sci Fi game from Wreck it Ralph) and have the Sci Bugs around the track! THIS would work as a perfect transition of Fantasyland into Tomorrowland.
@@amroge8703 Its right next to the Alice in wonderland tea cups ride so it could still work in that regard. It would just not be an attraction in Tomorrowland anymore and be in Fantasyland.
@@carminecdinoproductions A mix of Sugar Rush on the left side and Hero's Duty ((the other game made for Wreck it ralph)) would be great and work as a transition ride between the fantasy elements of Sugar rush and the Sci-fi futuristic parts of Hero's Duty.
They could possibly theme it as if you're travelling through the cables of the machines, like they do in the film, and they could have elements from the different games? It would be sci fi esque too, that would be awesome.
When I went to Disney with my parents two years ago, they told me that It’s a Small World is the perfect ride for parents to finally get a chance to relax after a long and tiring day of running around the park with kids lol.
It’s a small world is my grandmas favorite ride of all time. I used to play the piano and when I did, I learned the song It’s a Small World just for her. So because I’m close to my grandma, this ride has a place in my heart.
I love it too! The tech in the future definitely needs upgrades but everything else is working well! It’s very special so it being abandoned is probably going to anger Walt.
its the difference in how Disney does maintenance, when the rides were new they were constantly monitored and maintained, now they just go in when they get a call that something is broken, and I think its most obvious at rides like Carousel. Eisner decimated the budget for mechanics and engineers, just more of his legacy.
Disney is so obsessed that a ride must be sponsored that when they are not they tend to close it up and walk away. When GE walked away from COP they did close it and said they were going to replace it... There were so many angry people they reopened it a couple months later... So they did try to shut the doors..but they also tried to reduce the number of monorails and actually did stop boat transportation...people screamed and they relented. I am not sure they listen to the people anymore...they seem to make a decision and that is all. I am not so sure Walt would be happy with the way they company is run now a days...
It's sad to see how Figment's Journey into Imagination and Carasoul of Progress turned out. Both technical feats for the time, now full of technical issues.
For me, who loves roller coasters, it’s one of my favorites! Despite no thrill, I just love the story it tells and the characters. I hope they never remove this ride.
I wont lie, i dont really like dinoland, it just feels like a jarring shift even for being in AK. But, DINOSAUR has to be one of my favorite rides, hands down. Would love to see it with the showlights on.
@@madelync21 I actually walked through the full queue for the very first time last month, cause I usually have a fastpass, and it gave me a headache too. Got very dizzy, had to stop a couple times
Man there was a reply to this of some dude saying "Dinorama needs to burn in hell" because dino carnival feels EXTREMELY out of place amongst trees and nature themes of AK, and i seriously could not agree with that guy more. I just dont see the appeal to dinoland? But if you like it then thats great dude.
Idk I kind of like The Seas with Nemo & Friends… I don’t think it was ever made to be some amazing dark ride. I always saw it as a cool way to enter the aquarium instead of just walking through the door lol. Not to mention, like you said, it’s really just a relaxing way to get out of the heat. I do agree the wait time to get into it is extremely unfortunate and annoying because it’s not some epic dark ride, and honestly it’s really just a queue in and of itself to get into the Aquarium.
Alicia Colombo I’ve only ever know this one I love it but my mom talks about the old one all the time and I wish I could of seen it I loved all the sensory stuff at the end but the got rid of basically all of it for a stupid meet and greet for wreck-It Ralph I wouldn’t mind if it was a meet and greet for figment but it’s not it’s just really gone down hill over the years Disney doesn’t care about figment he was basically the mascot of Epcot years ago and now it’s like he barely exists except for food and wine I have the dream finder comic books then need to bring him back and bring back more figment and sensory stuff a lot of kids have sensory problems like me and it made the experience at Disney so much more enjoyable it was calming from the normal craziness of the Disney parks I know I needed mental brakes when Disney got overwhelming
Mission Space was the first ride I went on at Epcot, I LOVED it so much!! I get that some people may find it as “a bad ride” because when I was in line I saw the side effects of the ride and I got scared because I get nauseous easily, but i didn’t get a touch dizzy! It felt like I was actually going through zero gravity!!
I loved that ride. I can see how some people would feel claustrophobic on it, but I was fine and I'm 6'5" and went during covid when they had plastic dividers between the seats. Shoulders were a bit wedged in, but it wasn't uncomfortable. What was much worse was having to have my spine compressed to fit into the back seat on Rock n Roller coaster
Mission Space is one of the best rides I’ve ever been on. I was incredibly impressed with it. I truly felt like an astronaut. I’m so sad to hear people hate it. Then again I don’t get motion sick easily.
It was very fun while on it. It was after the ride ended where I felt the after-effects of the ride when I was rushing to get to a dinner reservation and I nearly fainted and threw up.
I remember when they talked about getting rid of figment and I broke into tears. figment means so much to me and so many people hate it and I really don't want it to leave.
The current ride's sad state is the result of Disney already having tried to get rid of him once before. Most of the love for Figment stems from the original version of the ride, which closed in 1998 for a refurb. It reopened in 1999 with a new theme, and it went over like a lead balloon because they removed almost everything that made the original so good (whimsical theme, gone; catchy theme tune, gone; characters, gone). People were absolutely _pissed_ about how dirty they did Figment, to the degree that Disney closed it after a few years to retool the ride so that it would include him again (the current version of the ride). However, the current version was intended to only be a temporary fix while a more permanent (and fitting) replacement could be made, but it's been stuck in development hell so long that now people hate Figment all over again.
I remember 3 year old me at Disney world on the figment ride and I was screaming the heck out of everyone cause I was scared of figment and the old man✨😂
I wouldn't mind Tesla sponsoring it. Just take the rails away, and speed up the cars. Or do one regular go cart track, and a small slick track beside it. Overall, out needs to be updated
As someone who went to WDW for the first time I completely agree with this list minus small world! I also appreciate your approach with criticism but in a positive way! Keep up the great work!
I guess I'm in the minority of people who actually loved the orange mission of Mission: Space. It felt like the closest thing to actually blasting into space ill ever experience!
It's a small world (disneyland one) is my favorite ride of all time, i was always enchanted by what the dolls represented and all the cultures you were able to see and i always appreciated that the song is in different languages as a bilingual person. Idk there's just something so nostalgic about it and the structure is beautiful (especially at christmas)
My experience with Mission Space. Mother: Hey let’s go on the astronaut ride! Me: There looks like a ton of people in line. Mother: Well, no one is in the ORANGE line! Me: Ok, how bad could it be? After the Ride. Mother: WOAH! Good thing they had barf bags. Me: UGH! Where do we get our astronaut license? Being a real astronaut isn’t as intense as that was!
I can't exactly explain why but Carousel of Progress is so special to me, I just love it. When my kids were babies I used to sing them Great Big Beautiful Tomorrow as a lullaby
They could totally turn this into an “Inside Out” theme. Have Riley visit Epcot and see Figment. Then you can have her dreaming and still incorporate the Figment character
Apparently Pete Docter (Inside Out's director) was approached to sign off on an Inside Out overhaul of Imagination as part of the first phase of the Epcot revamp, and he refused to do so on the grounds that they were doing Figment dirty (surprise, he's a Figment fan). This is supposedly the reason Disney's been strangely quiet about the pavilion that's the most desperately in need of an overhaul, since they had to shelf their old plans and start over.
I think people don’t like it because it gets people sick. I can handle it but I get headaches after riding it. So that’s why I don’t go on it anymore because I want to enjoy my day at the parks.
I'm with ya. Mission: Space is my absolute favorite ride at WDW. And I'm someone who is a mixed bag with thrill rides (I generally don't care for big roller coasters and I hate drop rides, so no Tower of Terror for me). But Mission: Space is apparently just the right brand of intense for me.
Figment is my favorite character in Epcot. I absolutely love what he represents... I don't care if I'm one of the few. I go on that ride like 3 times each visit.
I've personally never had any problems getting motion sick or dizzy in Mission Space and I've always went Orange Team. I like the ride quite a bit because it fits the spirit of Epcot and enjoy space, but I do agree that Horizons is sorely missed. I wish they could have replaced something else for it but I do always hit up Mission Space at least once or twice a Disney trip, even if it isn't my very favorite ride.
The point about Aladdin's Magic Carpets location in Adventureland is exactly why I HATED that section of the park. It was far too crowded, to the point that to get any space I hung out in a corner of the Pirates giftshop while we waited on the rest of the group.
My jaw was on the floor when you mentioned my must-see show in MK. As soon as it was mentioned of the lack of maintenance and how outdated the Carousel of Progress is, I can agree. It is long overdue for an update in the last scene and this show needs quite a bit of TLC throughout the attraction. It is my must-do whenever I go to Magic Kingdom but please Disney, show it some TLC!!!!
"This video was also made with the help of all of you!" Me: I didn't vote on this. If any one of you peeps downvoted Figment, I will personally send the little dragon to your house to pester you.
Figment is one of my favorites and I still have to explain to relatives that he's a Disney PARKS character, not a animated film character. I clearly remember going on the very first version of the ride where you walk through a brightly lit tunnel with neon flashing stripes. There was also a dark room where holographic patterns danced around and you had to jump on them to stop them from moving. Other kids my age were always bumping into me but nobody ever got hurt. Oh, and Figment and the Dreamfinder (the guy in the purple suit and top hat) were actual meet and greet characters. I think he was an actual ventriloquist because Figment could talk to you! You can find pictures of him holding Figment from old ads of the parks. And I think GM holds the record for longest sponsorship of a ride. Even when World of Motion was up, GM was sponsoring it.
@@largol33t1 I wish I had been old enough to go see the original version in person. But I was born in 1992 and my parents didn't think it would be a good idea to take me till I was 10. :( I love Dreamfinder anyway though. I think he's an amazing character and that he should be brought back. I've watched videos of the walkaround version of him interacting with people and it's one of the funniest things ever. The guys that they hired were very good at ventriloquism with Figment and also very very sharp in mind and tongue. haha
@@evalynchavez1958 It depends on the person whether or not Figment is likable but I still recommend going on it at least once to see what you personally think of the little guy. I for one think he's very charming and there are parts of the ride that are kind of neat. Like the bit where the massive butterfly just disappears before your eyes or realizing that coffee grounds and worse things actually smell very similar. lol I also think Eric Idle is at least mildly funny in his role as Dr. Channing.
I normally agree with you on most everything, but I’ve always thought the “theme” to Dinoland was a lame excuse to throw a couple cheap rides in the park.
Yeah the theme of "you're at an amusement park" is a bit like the "lab" themes - it's an easy way out. That said they better not touch the Boneyard. That thing is heaven for parents with kids.
rpavlik1 Yes! When they do eventually retheme that area of the park, I pray they find a way to keep boneyard, or to atleast replace it was another area similar to it. Toddlers need some space to safely run off some steam in the parks.
I actually went to Disney World 2 weeks ago and while my 3 year old niece loved nearly all of these rides, I found several of them (Especially Nemo, the Go-Karts, and the Carpets) very boring. My Niece absolutely loved Figment, so that's something.
As someone who only went to Disney world once, and it was only Magic Kingdom for one day (we had discounted tickets to go to Universal Studios for a few days) I never saw Carousel of Progress. I think my family just assumed it was an actual carousel like at a carnival. But now I’m sad I missed it. It looks wonderful, and I’d love to see it fully restored.
Coming from someone who grew up going to Disney I’m sad about this list. I personally love Primeval Whirl, Kali River Rapids and Journey To Imagination. I love Thrill rides don’t get me wrong but those rides are actually a few of my favorites. They also usually don’t have the worst lines so I would always go multiple times in a row! I’m very sad that Primeval Whirl will be removed more than anything and when I found out it broke my heart. Anyway the Carousel of Progress and Its a Small World are great rides to cool off. I go with my family which includes my grandparents and they need a nice place to cool off and those rides are definitely perfect for that. I also need to cool off due to some health issues of mine so it’s also very nice for me as well. Sure these rides don’t have the best storylines and aren’t the most thrilling and some aren’t thrilling at all but there’s other things other than that to look for in a ride. Thank you for coming to my Ted Talk 😂
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List (not in good vs bad order) Snow Whites Enchanted Wish Pinocchio Daring Journey Alice in Wonderland Roger Rabbit Car Toon Spin Indiana Jones Adventure Incredicoaster Radiator Springs Racers Jellyfish
I remember when my brother and I went on Mission to Space to the Orange section. We were about to go into the actual seating cart, but we were waiting for a bit. I peak inside our cart to find someone puking into the bag. It wasn't that bad of an experience, but that definitely scared me and my brother 😬
Ok, i went to epcot and mission space was my favorite, i went with my mom and my dad and it was HILARIOUS. My dad and my mom were just freaking out and i was so chill, and the gravity is just amazing because its like theres a BRICK on your face and i just love it!
It's a small world is so cute though!!! Definitely one of my favorites!!! AHHHH!!!!! Carousel of progress too!!!!! You're killing me!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
@@Alix.studios Not everyone have the phobia of dolls, plus this ride have an awesome soundtrack with very cute dolls and a very cool concept wich is peace on the world all the children of the world sing along, it's normal if someone like this ride but the real question here is how do people HATE this ride..
@@chuualwayswins i agree but the song changes throught the ride it have alot of soundtracks from sweden to america, so the listening to the same music but in different variations is not really repetetive, but i do agree that listening it for a while can be a bit boring even if it's a good song
When I was little I HATED it’s a small world JUST because of the clock face thing at 3:12. It was a thing of nightmares for me and it’s literally been seared in my brain FOREVER even though up until a few years ago, I’d only been to Disney when I was about five years old.
@@gabbyvillarreal1062 Same! If not It's a Small World than I would watch Fantasmic or the fireworks show instead. And then leave the park the happiest person on earth! 😊
Wolf _Liz The big worm that would sometimes come out with the glowing eyes scared me, but, I loved the dragon, I love dragons, probably explains why Spyro is one of my favorite videogame characters.
I feel like that hurts more for WDW because they really don’t have anything over there that Walt Worked on. Like if they kept Carouse of Progress at Disneyland and deciders you’re get rid of it, yea there’s be backlash but we have a bunch of other rides Walt worked with
Only reason that there was a line for Nemo when I went was cause it was raining really bad, and Test Track was closed, so people went to the indoor rides like Nemo and Soarin!
Before I watched this video, I was listening to the Splash Mountain song, it made me think of my childhood and it actually made me TEAR UP! It’s like, looking at your childhood photos and you feel like a child again and you feel so happy you tear up and yeah, it randomly made me think of the video they played when my brother was going to leave primary school to go to his secondary school, in the video it played photos of my brother from young, to old (not that old, he left at the age 12) and it made me tear up a bunch, the worst thing was, I was sitting next to my FRIENDS and that I was actually CRYING! But they understood and I was embarrassed for the rest of the day. (I don’t know how this came from listening to the Splash Mountain song to then a whole story of my brother leaving and me crying over a video)
TPM: talked about Journey into Imagination with Figment as a fun ride in past videos Also TPM: puts Journey into Imagination with Figment as one of the worst rides Me: visible confusion Note: I’m not hating on this list. Just a bit confused, that’s all.
To clear things up and make things easier on you, Imma copy-pasta Karen Porter's and Tram Patam's comments, since I know finding comments is hard even in the exact same comments section for the exact same video ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ Tram : "Why do people think the Figment ride is the worst I like the song." Karen : "Those of us who are old enough to remember all three versions of this ride are why lol. The first was definitely the best. It was a lot longer and was lot more inspirational and imaginative. It didn't deal with "science" and focused purely on creativity, wonder, and whimsy. The character "Dreamfinder" was also very beloved and it also goes into what was in the rest of the pavillion with the rainbow bridge and many other fun elements that were stripped from it when the abomination of version 2 came out. People nearly rioted that Figment was gone along with "One Little Spark", the song you're referring to, and so version 3 is what we have today where they once again cheaped out for a quick refurb to appease the mobs (lol) and gave us back Figment but still kept many of the "science" elements which people abhorred. I know there are ride throughs of all three versions available to watch on TH-cam. Check it out sometime. The footage isn't very high quality obviously as it's from the late 80s or early 90s but it will give you a good idea of what this ride was and what it still should be. Figment effectively became EPCOT's mascot because he was so loved by the park guests, which is why even today, with a garbage ride, you find Figment EVERYWHERE on merch for the festivals. th-cam.com/video/onflv0-LW-4/w-d-xo.html "
actually when he mention journey into imagination with figment as one of the worst rides he actually meant the old version of journey into imagination when journey into imagination first opened everyone liked it until disney closed the to make way for journey into *your* imagination or journey 2.0 and it had all of the good things from journey 1.0 completely removed and everyone hated it and disney closed the ride again to make way for journey into imagination with figment and it had every good thing from journey 1.0 returned (yay except for the dream finder il miss you dream finder :C) and thats why journey into imagination with figment isn't a bad ride its was journey 2.0
it makes me sad to see people hate on its a small world. when i first visited MK in 2002 i was 5 and i loved it so much i made my family ride it over and over again - they even got me a music box that plays the song. that ride will always hold such a special place in my heart.
It's always nice to see someone who loves It's a Small World as much as I do. My mom would sing the song to me growing up and I had it memorized by the time we went to Disneyland in 2006 when I was 4. I sang it constantly and even today I sing it with some of my coworkers. I loved the ride so much! I hope to go back to Disneyland someday and go on it over and over again. It has such an amazing message and it holds so many memories.
Mission Space is so Bad!!! I road that ride when I was 7 years old I cried my eyes out when I went on it it's claustrophobic, terrifying, and very Intense. Thank you so much for talking about it. By the way good job for hitting the 1 million mark!
I’m not sure why, but Mission Space has always been one of my favorite rides. To be honest, I really don’t remember many of the actual “ride” aspects (like the spinning or rumbling), but I just liked the feeling of piloting a spaceship. Also, as somebody who loved Tomorrowland Speedway as a kid, I can see it’s appeal, but it REALLY falls short once you have a drivers license!
I love the magic carpets. The first time I rode it it was night and we were the only people there. I personally like the theming way better than dumbo, and more appealing to younger kids.
I love how you give a lot of positive things even about BAD rides. Like how you say things about the camels. Honestly primeval whirl WAS better in 2017 and 18 but the smell of it just got much worse. But it closed because of safety reasons. Also kali river rapids you need to go on at least twice to be enjoyable.
5:23 Yea, I agree with this pick but the ride DOES have an animatronic figure of Marlin and the Anglerfish (and a pretty cool one at that)! Also, the jellyfish are sort of animated in the way they bob up and down.
I always enjoyed the orange mission on Mission:Space and Figments ride is always a sure fire way to beat the heat. Im also surprised they haven't done a complete rehaul for Tomorrowland.
I am a huge fan of Carousel of Progreess, but during my last visit (April 2022) we got stucked in the past. After the second stage the carousel stoped but not the show. We watched the same part twice. And once more again. Only when the same scene was going to start again for the 3rd time (and a lot of audience shouting) they stoped. It seems an abonded attraction by the staff.
Number 10: this is a standard ride that is used around the world. There is also such a ride in the Prater in Vienna. with different paintwork. I loved driving it as a child. now I know the owner and yes, keeping the ride running is difficult.
I don't think I'll ever say It's a small world is bad, I have SO much nostalgia for it, and can't possibly find it creepy. This is coming from someone with a fear of dolls, too! I just think it's so low key and relaxed.
I’m considering working at Disney when I get older, if the ride is still there I would very much like to fix it up. And if I never end up getting the power to do so I’ll be sure to give them an idea
i used to be terrified of specifically what i think was a canadian guard anamatronic in Small World as a baby, but somehow it never stopped me from wanting to ride Small World and probably tormenting my parents
I'm one of the small minority that genuinely loves It's a Small World. I love the message, the song, and the dolls. However, I think the version in WDW is bad, or at least underwhelming, compared to the versions in Disneyland and Tokyo Disneyland. WDW’s is in major need of upkeep and maybe a slight renovation because it looks like it hasn't been touched since the late 80's, and there are some set pieces that are pretty worn down and have empty space surrounding it. It also doesn't help that it's in the back corner of Fantasyland, while the others get a grand stand-alone show building.
I loved that ride! It was in my top three. But when primeval whirl was shut down my heart shattered into a million tiny pieces. I have never been the same about Dino Rama
@@BirteK1975 people have opinions I get it but I find it sooo entertaining, I've been on it twice the first day I've ever been to the park. It makes me laugh every time I ride it. Some part of it is just soo cute and amazing. It definitely needs more love however when it's working it's extremely amazing. (That's the only ride I would do anything to stand up for it's bad reviews 😅)
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So here's my two cents. I'm the dad of a special needs child with cerebral palsy, who is confined to a wheelchair and will never walk. Disney World has a few wheelchair-accessible rides across all their parks, and of those, It's a Small World, The Seas With Nemo and Friends, Carousel of Progress, The Magic Carpets of Aladdin, Journey Into Imagination, and Triceratops Spin (when they decide to add the wheelchair accessible car, which is not always, like our last trip), all made this "worst of" list. I get that some of these aren't exciting and might be repetitive, but for the sake of my son, I'd rather they closed Dumbo, Astro Orbiters, and Triceratops Spin if it means someone who will never walk can fly for a few minutes. I personally love thrill rides, but accessible rides are actually important to families contending with disabilities. Also, I'm pretty sure the last wheelchair-accessible attraction opened in Disney World was Toy Story Mania back in 2008, so while they continue to innovate and amaze, it would be nice if they'd continue to consider inclusion.
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I'm a wheelchair user and I completely agree. We are left out far too often.
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Absolutely. I really hope it will be.
I agree! There is also something to be said about how people criticize when rides like "The Haunted Mansion" tend to "break down" and stop. It's stops for safety, and also there is the fact that people in wheelchairs (Like my brother) can only get on it if the ride stops *completely*. It's the only way my whole family was able to enjoy the ride together. (My brother also has CP)
That's the only problem with Disney resorts, they only have a few wheelchair accessible rides, and I can understand it being hard to fit them in to the bigger thrill rides, but there are many rides Disney could at least attempt to install wheelchair accessible seating. I don't think that it's fair to call certain rides 'bad' because everyone's ride type is different, and like you said with your son, are important to a lot of people.
When i worked at Main Street, misbehaving kids were told that “lost children end up in It’s a Small World as part of the ride” lol
😂😂😂
Glad I didn’t go missing
Thank goodnes I was always with my parents specially that my mother tongue is Spanish and didn't understood English.
😄 🤣 😂 😆 😄 🤣 😂
This is the perfect way to get kids to shut up
When I took my daughter to Disney World when she was 7 (she’s 17 now) she adored It’s A Small World and I think we rode it 3 or 4 times. The simple wonder and joy on her face was it for me. Its a classic and I will always love it for that reason.
Small world is amazing the animals are horrifying tho I mean the animatronic animals
“This is a sign for world peace. Something that we need right now”
So true it hurts
I think the song is kinda catchy tbh
Is there something wrong with me
Yea
Oh man...
Sn!ckerdoodle-chan seems like you haven’t listened to it enough
Boo you say all the the best rides at Disney world!!!!!!!!
I wish they would just turn Tomorrow land speedway into a Sugar Rush racing course from Wreck it Ralph, it would be SO much better with a retheming
EDIT:: "It doesn't fit with the layout >:("
Yeah it would! Speedway is right next to the teacups ride, the candy aesthetic would work perfectly with it! make the left side of the track Sugar Rush and the right side transition into Heroes Duty (The Sci Fi game from Wreck it Ralph) and have the Sci Bugs around the track! THIS would work as a perfect transition of Fantasyland into Tomorrowland.
Doesn’t really fit in Tomorrowland though
@@amroge8703 Its right next to the Alice in wonderland tea cups ride so it could still work in that regard. It would just not be an attraction in Tomorrowland anymore and be in Fantasyland.
NipahDUBS A fantasy and sci-fi hybrid attraction would fit well within both Fantasyland and Tomorrowland!
@@carminecdinoproductions A mix of Sugar Rush on the left side and Hero's Duty ((the other game made for Wreck it ralph)) would be great and work as a transition ride between the fantasy elements of Sugar rush and the Sci-fi futuristic parts of Hero's Duty.
They could possibly theme it as if you're travelling through the cables of the machines, like they do in the film, and they could have elements from the different games? It would be sci fi esque too, that would be awesome.
When I went to Disney with my parents two years ago, they told me that It’s a Small World is the perfect ride for parents to finally get a chance to relax after a long and tiring day of running around the park with kids lol.
Nah people just love to hate Small World. If Small World left everyone would be upset
Bring out the Tsundere in them.
I agree
I’m very upset it’s a small world is one of our favorite rides
It’s a small world isn’t objectively bad in the slightest, so I don’t think it should be here
I agree
It makes me so sad how much Disney neglects Carousel of Progress, especially since Walt himself worked on it.
I love it so much it is my favorite ride/show
Me too!! I ADORE that ride!!
Disney: does not update Carousel of Progress and leaves it in broken despair
Walt Disney: keeps rolling in his grave
Ikr
They're doing that so it can get in such bad shape to where they can close it permanently because if they don't have a reason everyone would be pissed
It’s a small world is my grandmas favorite ride of all time. I used to play the piano and when I did, I learned the song It’s a Small World just for her. So because I’m close to my grandma, this ride has a place in my heart.
i am OBSESSED with the carousel of progress and it makes me so upset to see maintenance not care about it :(
I love it too! The tech in the future definitely needs upgrades but everything else is working well! It’s very special so it being abandoned is probably going to anger Walt.
SOMEONE CARES!!!
IKR I LOVE IT SO MUCH
its the difference in how Disney does maintenance, when the rides were new they were constantly monitored and maintained, now they just go in when they get a call that something is broken, and I think its most obvious at rides like Carousel. Eisner decimated the budget for mechanics and engineers, just more of his legacy.
Disney is so obsessed that a ride must be sponsored that when they are not they tend to close it up and walk away. When GE walked away from COP they did close it and said they were going to replace it... There were so many angry people they reopened it a couple months later... So they did try to shut the doors..but they also tried to reduce the number of monorails and actually did stop boat transportation...people screamed and they relented. I am not sure they listen to the people anymore...they seem to make a decision and that is all. I am not so sure Walt would be happy with the way they company is run now a days...
It's sad to see how Figment's Journey into Imagination and Carasoul of Progress turned out. Both technical feats for the time, now full of technical issues.
Oh, hi there Lyn-Z, nice to see you here!
Ok journey into imagination is one of my favorite rides
For me, who loves roller coasters, it’s one of my favorites! Despite no thrill, I just love the story it tells and the characters. I hope they never remove this ride.
Same
Ik I’m crying 😭
I love it’s a small world. My mother went on the original at the 1964 world’s fair, and she always comments on how close this one is to the original.
I can’t see that Nemo ride without hearing “in the big blue world”
Omg same
I hate tomorrow speedtace thingy
Under da sea
I wont lie, i dont really like dinoland, it just feels like a jarring shift even for being in AK. But, DINOSAUR has to be one of my favorite rides, hands down. Would love to see it with the showlights on.
I always get a headache when I walk through there
@@madelync21 I actually walked through the full queue for the very first time last month, cause I usually have a fastpass, and it gave me a headache too. Got very dizzy, had to stop a couple times
I’m with you man
Man there was a reply to this of some dude saying "Dinorama needs to burn in hell" because dino carnival feels EXTREMELY out of place amongst trees and nature themes of AK, and i seriously could not agree with that guy more. I just dont see the appeal to dinoland? But if you like it then thats great dude.
Idk I kind of like The Seas with Nemo & Friends… I don’t think it was ever made to be some amazing dark ride. I always saw it as a cool way to enter the aquarium instead of just walking through the door lol. Not to mention, like you said, it’s really just a relaxing way to get out of the heat. I do agree the wait time to get into it is extremely unfortunate and annoying because it’s not some epic dark ride, and honestly it’s really just a queue in and of itself to get into the Aquarium.
I feel like the more you learn about Disney history the more you appreciate Small World as a ride
And the more you hate Winnie the Pooh for driving out the Country Bears in Disneyland!
@@kevinlee7678 for both of you i agree
For real
Yup, it's my go-to song at Disneyland!
When I was a kid, I HATED Its a small world. Now me being a adult It is one of my favorites
Figment is my favorite ride I have to go on it every time I go to Epcot tho I wish I could of seen the version with dream finder
Yes! Thank you!!
The original Figment ride was awesome! The refurnishments ruined it.
Alicia Colombo I’ve only ever know this one I love it but my mom talks about the old one all the time and I wish I could of seen it I loved all the sensory stuff at the end but the got rid of basically all of it for a stupid meet and greet for wreck-It Ralph I wouldn’t mind if it was a meet and greet for figment but it’s not it’s just really gone down hill over the years Disney doesn’t care about figment he was basically the mascot of Epcot years ago and now it’s like he barely exists except for food and wine I have the dream finder comic books then need to bring him back and bring back more figment and sensory stuff a lot of kids have sensory problems like me and it made the experience at Disney so much more enjoyable it was calming from the normal craziness of the Disney parks I know I needed mental brakes when Disney got overwhelming
@@TheGypsyBelle There are a couple videos on TH-cam of the original ride. th-cam.com/video/onflv0-LW-4/w-d-xo.html here's a link to one.
We all wish we could've seen it.
Mission Space was the first ride I went on at Epcot, I LOVED it so much!! I get that some people may find it as “a bad ride” because when I was in line I saw the side effects of the ride and I got scared because I get nauseous easily, but i didn’t get a touch dizzy! It felt like I was actually going through zero gravity!!
same!
Omg it’s so good
I loved that ride. I can see how some people would feel claustrophobic on it, but I was fine and I'm 6'5" and went during covid when they had plastic dividers between the seats. Shoulders were a bit wedged in, but it wasn't uncomfortable. What was much worse was having to have my spine compressed to fit into the back seat on Rock n Roller coaster
We’re The Exacta Same 😂😂😂
Mission Space is one of the best rides I’ve ever been on. I was incredibly impressed with it. I truly felt like an astronaut. I’m so sad to hear people hate it. Then again I don’t get motion sick easily.
I have never been on it because i can sometimes get very motion sick and my parents think I wouldn’t be able to handle mission to space.
I love it because my sister hates it but I love it still
It was very fun while on it. It was after the ride ended where I felt the after-effects of the ride when I was rushing to get to a dinner reservation and I nearly fainted and threw up.
I agree I ride this every time I’m at Disney
I went on Mars bcuz I thought it was a baby ride and It was a literal nightmare
I remember when they talked about getting rid of figment and I broke into tears. figment means so much to me and so many people hate it and I really don't want it to leave.
The current ride's sad state is the result of Disney already having tried to get rid of him once before. Most of the love for Figment stems from the original version of the ride, which closed in 1998 for a refurb. It reopened in 1999 with a new theme, and it went over like a lead balloon because they removed almost everything that made the original so good (whimsical theme, gone; catchy theme tune, gone; characters, gone). People were absolutely _pissed_ about how dirty they did Figment, to the degree that Disney closed it after a few years to retool the ride so that it would include him again (the current version of the ride).
However, the current version was intended to only be a temporary fix while a more permanent (and fitting) replacement could be made, but it's been stuck in development hell so long that now people hate Figment all over again.
Same here. My friend Gabby she loves the ride so when I told her that they were thinking about getting rid of it, she was rlly mad and sad.
I have to go on Figment like 5x every trip. I love that dragon so much.
@@emilycurtis4398 same
I love figment a ton too. If they remove it I will be so sadd
I remember 3 year old me at Disney world on the figment ride and I was screaming the heck out of everyone cause I was scared of figment and the old man✨😂
That is hilarious 🤣
I remember doing the same thing-
i loved the ride when i was three tho
I love Its a Small World. It is relaxing and family friendly. I feel the Imaginers had a bet going on who could ruin Imagination the most.
I still love it
Camarillo Anaiz ikr
It's a small world it is crazy even though I have not been there the dolls just stand up and stare into your soul! Yo! What is up with that!?!???!!!
:0 I hate it I find it creepy in my opinion it is the worst and wired not trying be rude I just find it so creepy
Yeah
Imagine:
"Tesla Presents: Tomorrrowland Speedway"
Lol
Omfg lmfaoooo 💀 💀
By Nikola?
Tesla's Magic Skyway
I wouldn't mind Tesla sponsoring it. Just take the rails away, and speed up the cars. Or do one regular go cart track, and a small slick track beside it. Overall, out needs to be updated
As someone who went to WDW for the first time I completely agree with this list minus small world! I also appreciate your approach with criticism but in a positive way! Keep up the great work!
I guess I'm in the minority of people who actually loved the orange mission of Mission: Space. It felt like the closest thing to actually blasting into space ill ever experience!
Tom Hamilton Same!!! I LOVE it :)
Same!
Tom Hamilton me to
I only ride the orange course!
i guess i like the orange mission but ive only done it once but i love green but i just guess i am not that cool
Even if you absolutely dislike it’s a small world, it feels like you have to ride it because it’s nostalgic in a way
It's a small world (disneyland one) is my favorite ride of all time, i was always enchanted by what the dolls represented and all the cultures you were able to see and i always appreciated that the song is in different languages as a bilingual person. Idk there's just something so nostalgic about it and the structure is beautiful (especially at christmas)
My experience with Mission Space.
Mother: Hey let’s go on the astronaut ride!
Me: There looks like a ton of people in line.
Mother: Well, no one is in the ORANGE line!
Me: Ok, how bad could it be?
After the Ride.
Mother: WOAH! Good thing they had barf bags.
Me: UGH! Where do we get our astronaut license? Being a real astronaut isn’t as intense as that was!
What!!! when I went the Orange was 45 minutes and green was 5 minutes.
@@zilchbubble Same you never need a fast pass for the green one.
Me: wow that was super fun dad!
Dad: BLEh, Y yeah-
I can't exactly explain why but Carousel of Progress is so special to me, I just love it. When my kids were babies I used to sing them Great Big Beautiful Tomorrow as a lullaby
They could totally turn this into an “Inside Out” theme. Have Riley visit Epcot and see Figment. Then you can have her dreaming and still incorporate the Figment character
Apparently Pete Docter (Inside Out's director) was approached to sign off on an Inside Out overhaul of Imagination as part of the first phase of the Epcot revamp, and he refused to do so on the grounds that they were doing Figment dirty (surprise, he's a Figment fan). This is supposedly the reason Disney's been strangely quiet about the pavilion that's the most desperately in need of an overhaul, since they had to shelf their old plans and start over.
Pls no, it’s nice having some rides not tied to movie IPs
I do not understand the hate for Mission: Space at all. It has always been one of my favorites!
I do completely!
I like the ride to but it is there opinion tho
I think people don’t like it because it gets people sick. I can handle it but I get headaches after riding it. So that’s why I don’t go on it anymore because I want to enjoy my day at the parks.
I'm with ya. Mission: Space is my absolute favorite ride at WDW. And I'm someone who is a mixed bag with thrill rides (I generally don't care for big roller coasters and I hate drop rides, so no Tower of Terror for me). But Mission: Space is apparently just the right brand of intense for me.
Agree. But for someone who gets dizzy, or sick easily. It could be horrifying. Not to mention how tight the pods are.
Figment is my favorite character in Epcot. I absolutely love what he represents... I don't care if I'm one of the few. I go on that ride like 3 times each visit.
Same lol
It’s my fav ride and has been since I was a child! 👌🏼
Same here! The original version was my favorite, wish they would bring it back.
Same!
expecially when the lines were very very short like a walk on, i went like 10 times in a row once because it was really hot outside
I've personally never had any problems getting motion sick or dizzy in Mission Space and I've always went Orange Team. I like the ride quite a bit because it fits the spirit of Epcot and enjoy space, but I do agree that Horizons is sorely missed. I wish they could have replaced something else for it but I do always hit up Mission Space at least once or twice a Disney trip, even if it isn't my very favorite ride.
“Don’t they look lovely June?” I was waiting for that the entire time you were talking about the Camels 😂
Lol
This is a plea to restore journey into imagination
it was my favorite childhood ride and now its so sad to go on it
Yes I loved this ride when I was littler
Yes! Bring back the Dreamfinder!!
@@arandomgeek4876 yessss I loooove figment
I rode on it last time I went 2 years ago and my 2nd fav ride is journey into imagination with figment
As a kid according to my parents I *LOVED* its a small world. To be honest today it's more targeted towards small children.
The point about Aladdin's Magic Carpets location in Adventureland is exactly why I HATED that section of the park. It was far too crowded, to the point that to get any space I hung out in a corner of the Pirates giftshop while we waited on the rest of the group.
My jaw was on the floor when you mentioned my must-see show in MK. As soon as it was mentioned of the lack of maintenance and how outdated the Carousel of Progress is, I can agree. It is long overdue for an update in the last scene and this show needs quite a bit of TLC throughout the attraction. It is my must-do whenever I go to Magic Kingdom but please Disney, show it some TLC!!!!
Yes! Holy cow it even smells old.
I definitely thought that Dino place was on a old parking lot 🤣 didn’t realise it was the whole point!
"This video was also made with the help of all of you!"
Me: I didn't vote on this. If any one of you peeps downvoted Figment, I will personally send the little dragon to your house to pester you.
Figment is one of my favorites and I still have to explain to relatives that he's a Disney PARKS character, not a animated film character. I clearly remember going on the very first version of the ride where you walk through a brightly lit tunnel with neon flashing stripes. There was also a dark room where holographic patterns danced around and you had to jump on them to stop them from moving. Other kids my age were always bumping into me but nobody ever got hurt. Oh, and Figment and the Dreamfinder (the guy in the purple suit and top hat) were actual meet and greet characters. I think he was an actual ventriloquist because Figment could talk to you! You can find pictures of him holding Figment from old ads of the parks. And I think GM holds the record for longest sponsorship of a ride. Even when World of Motion was up, GM was sponsoring it.
Finally someone decided to speak up
I’ve been to Disney world 4 times and still haven’t been on that ride.
@@largol33t1 I wish I had been old enough to go see the original version in person. But I was born in 1992 and my parents didn't think it would be a good idea to take me till I was 10. :( I love Dreamfinder anyway though. I think he's an amazing character and that he should be brought back. I've watched videos of the walkaround version of him interacting with people and it's one of the funniest things ever. The guys that they hired were very good at ventriloquism with Figment and also very very sharp in mind and tongue. haha
@@evalynchavez1958 It depends on the person whether or not Figment is likable but I still recommend going on it at least once to see what you personally think of the little guy. I for one think he's very charming and there are parts of the ride that are kind of neat. Like the bit where the massive butterfly just disappears before your eyes or realizing that coffee grounds and worse things actually smell very similar. lol I also think Eric Idle is at least mildly funny in his role as Dr. Channing.
I normally agree with you on most everything, but I’ve always thought the “theme” to Dinoland was a lame excuse to throw a couple cheap rides in the park.
Yeah the theme of "you're at an amusement park" is a bit like the "lab" themes - it's an easy way out.
That said they better not touch the Boneyard. That thing is heaven for parents with kids.
100% agreed! It always feels like someone set up a traveling fair there.
Yea but the roller coaster is boss
rpavlik1 Yes! When they do eventually retheme that area of the park, I pray they find a way to keep boneyard, or to atleast replace it was another area similar to it. Toddlers need some space to safely run off some steam in the parks.
Ok. MINUS Dinosaur right?? 😀
I actually went to Disney World 2 weeks ago and while my 3 year old niece loved nearly all of these rides, I found several of them (Especially Nemo, the Go-Karts, and the Carpets) very boring. My Niece absolutely loved Figment, so that's something.
This guys Voice is so soothing I love his voice his voice is Anazing he deserves 1 million we are almost there 903K subscribers.
Yup I can’t wait for him to hit 1m!
BartTheGamer Plays ikr, I also can’t wait for the face reveal
Splashin Matthew 1992 same
I mean, we can't lie about that.
I like all of the Disneyland. Ride:-(
Thank you so much for letting me be at Disneyland while being stuck inside we love what you do! Please continue!
Can you do this for Disneyland and California Adventure in California?
Isaac Villarreal
I know that the show’s no longer on the air but I think they should still make a phineas and ferb ride
As someone who only went to Disney world once, and it was only Magic Kingdom for one day (we had discounted tickets to go to Universal Studios for a few days) I never saw Carousel of Progress. I think my family just assumed it was an actual carousel like at a carnival. But now I’m sad I missed it. It looks wonderful, and I’d love to see it fully restored.
This guys voice is perfect for these types of videos
IKR!!!
Agree
Coming from someone who grew up going to Disney I’m sad about this list. I personally love Primeval Whirl, Kali River Rapids and Journey To Imagination. I love Thrill rides don’t get me wrong but those rides are actually a few of my favorites. They also usually don’t have the worst lines so I would always go multiple times in a row! I’m very sad that Primeval Whirl will be removed more than anything and when I found out it broke my heart. Anyway the Carousel of Progress and Its a Small World are great rides to cool off. I go with my family which includes my grandparents and they need a nice place to cool off and those rides are definitely perfect for that. I also need to cool off due to some health issues of mine so it’s also very nice for me as well. Sure these rides don’t have the best storylines and aren’t the most thrilling and some aren’t thrilling at all but there’s other things other than that to look for in a ride. Thank you for coming to my Ted Talk 😂
I agree with you
I JUST GOT TED TALKED WITHOUT PAYING A PENNY
Thank you for coming to my Ted....
Why are you still reading
Hello
What’s 2-1?
Your still reading
Well You just waisted time
Thanks for coming to my Ted talk
I absolutely enjoyed mission space personally. I had an absolute blast on it, pun not intended
ME TOO. i also grew up going to disney and i agree with you all the way. i’m disappointed with this list
🙏🙏🙏
ive been to disney world a million times ever since like 2010 and i didnt know that kali river rapids existed until like 2 years ago ;w;
Request: Favorite Disneyland California rides that should also be at Disney World in Florida.
Like Alice in wonderland and increada coster
yes
Disney World needs the Indiana Jones ride plz
@@amity_blights_chromebook3965 i think they used to have it.... It was replaced with Winnie the Pooh
List (not in good vs bad order)
Snow Whites Enchanted Wish
Pinocchio Daring Journey
Alice in Wonderland
Roger Rabbit Car Toon Spin
Indiana Jones Adventure
Incredicoaster
Radiator Springs Racers
Jellyfish
Hearing carousel on this made me GASP then go “okay that makes sense”
Yep. All in favor of petitioning Walt Disney world to restore the carousel of progress, say Aye!
Amelia Jones aye
it’s my favorite ride but it really needs some love
Amelia Jones Aye! °o°
Yeah this is my favorite ride during my first visit I went on it 14 times cause I loved it 😁
I remember when my brother and I went on Mission to Space to the Orange section. We were about to go into the actual seating cart, but we were waiting for a bit. I peak inside our cart to find someone puking into the bag. It wasn't that bad of an experience, but that definitely scared me and my brother 😬
Despite what everyone says, I still really like mission space orange.
Yeah me too! Nobody ever wants to go on it with me 😔
Just because people can't handle a ride doesn't make it bad makes you a wuss lol jk
Putting ur head forward on it is the funniest feeling ever 😂
I honestly like half the rides in this that he said were the worst
Same!
Everybody gangsta till Carousel Of Progress starts falling apart but DISNEY DOSENT want to remove it.
Walt be rolling in his grave
Ok, i went to epcot and mission space was my favorite, i went with my mom and my dad and it was HILARIOUS. My dad and my mom were just freaking out and i was so chill, and the gravity is just amazing because its like theres a BRICK on your face and i just love it!
No the figment ride is lit get off my feed (also I love y’all but that’s against the point)
It's pretty litty
It's a blast
Yes! I love the ride. Especially that disappearing butterfly that makes you feel like you're on acid.
It's a small world is so cute though!!! Definitely one of my favorites!!! AHHHH!!!!! Carousel of progress too!!!!! You're killing me!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
EXACTLYYY BE MY FRIEND!!!! lol
Me:have a phobia of dolls
Brain:we are never going on a small world
Me:how do people like this ride.....
Brain:idk
@@Alix.studios Not everyone have the phobia of dolls, plus this ride have an awesome soundtrack with very cute dolls and a very cool concept wich is peace on the world all the children of the world sing along, it's normal if someone like this ride but the real question here is how do people HATE this ride..
Disneyland It's a small world ! I think it’s because the song is so repetitive, and listening to it for over 10 minutes can be a bit of a drag ..
@@chuualwayswins i agree but the song changes throught the ride it have alot of soundtracks from sweden to america, so the listening to the same music but in different variations is not really repetetive, but i do agree that listening it for a while can be a bit boring even if it's a good song
When I was little I HATED it’s a small world JUST because of the clock face thing at 3:12. It was a thing of nightmares for me and it’s literally been seared in my brain FOREVER even though up until a few years ago, I’d only been to Disney when I was about five years old.
I never voted for this sooo NONE OF THIS WAS MY FAULT I LOVE THESE RIDES
Same all of these rides r great
I agree with rpmoorecos.
@@bree1259 Right!
@@jackbobbillchannel159 thank you.
The people who said that they don't like It's a Small World...I'm sorry but we can't be friends.
how about a modernized update that's still true to the spirit of the original ride?
creepy dolls staring at me is all I'm avoiding here...
That was my “Big Finale” before leaving😆
@@gabbyvillarreal1062 Same! If not It's a Small World than I would watch Fantasmic or the fireworks show instead. And then leave the park the happiest person on earth! 😊
Wolf _Liz The big worm that would sometimes come out with the glowing eyes scared me, but, I loved the dragon, I love dragons, probably explains why Spyro is one of my favorite videogame characters.
@@gabbyvillarreal1062 for me it’s that, fireworks, then buzz lightyear, and then a happy finish with the Peoplemover!
"Drop me 300 hundred feet on a rollercoaster and I'm in heaven"
Same but in a different way
The saddest part of losing carousel of progress is that Disney himself worked on it.
Yes that is so true.I’m going to be so sad if they take it out.All they need to do is update some stuff but it will be sad.
i may cry for days if they take it out
I feel like that hurts more for WDW because they really don’t have anything over there that Walt Worked on. Like if they kept Carouse of Progress at Disneyland and deciders you’re get rid of it, yea there’s be backlash but we have a bunch of other rides Walt worked with
J Grey there is no Carousel of Progress in Disneyland
@@chuckjokic4557 no it was one of the first things planned for Disneyworld
The last time I went to Disney World, I went on the Nemo and friends ride, there was no line😅
Ive never had to make a line on that ride
Same for me, even though I had fastpass, I felt I didn’t really need it.
There’s never a line LOL I think that shows you
Oh my
Only reason that there was a line for Nemo when I went was cause it was raining really bad, and Test Track was closed, so people went to the indoor rides like Nemo and Soarin!
Before I watched this video, I was listening to the Splash Mountain song, it made me think of my childhood and it actually made me TEAR UP! It’s like, looking at your childhood photos and you feel like a child again and you feel so happy you tear up and yeah, it randomly made me think of the video they played when my brother was going to leave primary school to go to his secondary school, in the video it played photos of my brother from young, to old (not that old, he left at the age 12) and it made me tear up a bunch, the worst thing was, I was sitting next to my FRIENDS and that I was actually CRYING! But they understood and I was embarrassed for the rest of the day. (I don’t know how this came from listening to the Splash Mountain song to then a whole story of my brother leaving and me crying over a video)
TPM: talked about Journey into Imagination with Figment as a fun ride in past videos
Also TPM: puts Journey into Imagination with Figment as one of the worst rides
Me: visible confusion
Note: I’m not hating on this list. Just a bit confused, that’s all.
To clear things up and make things easier on you, Imma copy-pasta Karen Porter's and Tram Patam's comments, since I know finding comments is hard even in the exact same comments section for the exact same video ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Tram : "Why do people think the Figment ride is the worst I like the song."
Karen : "Those of us who are old enough to remember all three versions of this ride are why lol. The first was definitely the best. It was a lot longer and was lot more inspirational and imaginative. It didn't deal with "science" and focused purely on creativity, wonder, and whimsy. The character "Dreamfinder" was also very beloved and it also goes into what was in the rest of the pavillion with the rainbow bridge and many other fun elements that were stripped from it when the abomination of version 2 came out. People nearly rioted that Figment was gone along with "One Little Spark", the song you're referring to, and so version 3 is what we have today where they once again cheaped out for a quick refurb to appease the mobs (lol) and gave us back Figment but still kept many of the "science" elements which people abhorred. I know there are ride throughs of all three versions available to watch on TH-cam. Check it out sometime. The footage isn't very high quality obviously as it's from the late 80s or early 90s but it will give you a good idea of what this ride was and what it still should be. Figment effectively became EPCOT's mascot because he was so loved by the park guests, which is why even today, with a garbage ride, you find Figment EVERYWHERE on merch for the festivals. th-cam.com/video/onflv0-LW-4/w-d-xo.html "
Well he did a public vote, not just in his own opinion aha
actually when he mention journey into imagination with figment as one of the worst rides he actually meant the old version of journey into imagination when journey into imagination first opened everyone liked it until disney closed the to make way for journey into *your* imagination or journey 2.0 and it had all of the good things from journey 1.0 completely removed and everyone hated it and disney closed the ride again to make way for journey into imagination with figment and it had every good thing from journey 1.0 returned (yay except for the dream finder il miss you dream finder :C) and thats why journey into imagination with figment isn't a bad ride its was journey 2.0
it makes me sad to see people hate on its a small world. when i first visited MK in 2002 i was 5 and i loved it so much i made my family ride it over and over again - they even got me a music box that plays the song. that ride will always hold such a special place in my heart.
It's always nice to see someone who loves It's a Small World as much as I do. My mom would sing the song to me growing up and I had it memorized by the time we went to Disneyland in 2006 when I was 4. I sang it constantly and even today I sing it with some of my coworkers. I loved the ride so much! I hope to go back to Disneyland someday and go on it over and over again. It has such an amazing message and it holds so many memories.
I love it’s a small world a lot
when I went on the Nemo ride the wait was about 5 minutes, we did not need to wait at all. I also loved the Carousel of progress.
Who stops what there doing when tpm uploads a new video!
I love your voice. It’s like a wholesome mix of Peter Pan and Phineas
Also love your vid‘s!
Mission Space is so Bad!!! I road that ride when I was 7 years old I cried my eyes out when I went on it it's claustrophobic, terrifying, and very Intense. Thank you so much for talking about it. By the way good job for hitting the 1 million mark!
I’m not sure why, but Mission Space has always been one of my favorite rides. To be honest, I really don’t remember many of the actual “ride” aspects (like the spinning or rumbling), but I just liked the feeling of piloting a spaceship.
Also, as somebody who loved Tomorrowland Speedway as a kid, I can see it’s appeal, but it REALLY falls short once you have a drivers license!
UHHHH excuse you its a small world is nostalgic and classic.
Bruh it’s his opinion
DTCdragon ‘ i am aware lmao i’m sharing my opinion
And fooling scary
Thank you!! That’s my fav ride!
@@okokok45219 :0
I love the magic carpets. The first time I rode it it was night and we were the only people there. I personally like the theming way better than dumbo, and more appealing to younger kids.
i hope they update the carousel of progress instead of just taking it out. it has such a good meaning and holds a place in my heart.
i agree
And the fact that Walt loved the ride himself is Very sentimental
There’s one animatronic in seas with Nemo and friends - it’s the big angler
Jarrett Buffington and it’s terrifying, IMO.
Technically there are the seagulls outside
Oh god I was hoping it wasn't that, why does Disney love scaring kids so much
I love watching ur vids even though I’ve never been to any Disney parks lol Xxxxxxx
I love the added music during each segment it feels like the vacation dvds id watch before every trip to wdw
TPMVids IS THE THE BEST DISNEY CHANNEL EVER!!!
IKR he’s so so so good!!!!
BartTheGamer Plays yassss
True
I love ur vids! Your so helpful thank you
I love how you give a lot of positive things even about BAD rides.
Like how you say things about the camels.
Honestly primeval whirl WAS better in 2017 and 18 but the smell of it just got much worse.
But it closed because of safety reasons.
Also kali river rapids you need to go on at least twice to be enjoyable.
I love the narrators voice. It’s so peppy!
I love Mission Space. If you're up for a thrill and are not motion sick, the ride is pretty fun, and we wanted to go on again!
Tpm should host a show where he talks about Disney I would watch every episode like on tv xd
“The tpm Podcast”
Haha yeah
Alxx Sv YES
5:23
Yea, I agree with this pick but the ride DOES have an animatronic figure of Marlin and the Anglerfish (and a pretty cool one at that)! Also, the jellyfish are sort of animated in the way they bob up and down.
I always enjoyed the orange mission on Mission:Space and Figments ride is always a sure fire way to beat the heat.
Im also surprised they haven't done a complete rehaul for Tomorrowland.
The moon face thing is scary, but Figment is always my favorite character :3
More weird than scary. No to me the only scary moon is the one in Majora's Mask
Oh god I forgot about that, now it’s back in my head-
People are gonna get mad about this one
After learning about the story of Kali River Rapid's, it's more unfortunate on how short it is. However they could possible expand it on the future
IM GOING TO DISNEY NEXT WEEK TPM!!! YOU MAKE THE VACATIONS EVEN MORE MAGICAL!!!!!!
I hope you have fun! Don’t go on mission space, spend more time in galaxy’s edge and pandora!
Lol
@iikaitxo Me too!
I just went cause I saw one of his tiktoks and I was like “I have to go”
OMG I'M GOING NEXT WEEK TOO!!
You forgot “don’t they look lovely June” when the camels appear 😭😭
I am a huge fan of Carousel of Progreess, but during my last visit (April 2022) we got stucked in the past. After the second stage the carousel stoped but not the show. We watched the same part twice. And once more again. Only when the same scene was going to start again for the 3rd time (and a lot of audience shouting) they stoped. It seems an abonded attraction by the staff.
I’m a thrill seeker, and I’m actually a big fan of Mission Space.
Same
Same! It's super underrated
yes.
It is pretty cool even though I feel absolutely awful after riding it lol
ya
5:57 “the best part of the ride, is when it ends”😂
My man
Unbelievable
Number 10: this is a standard ride that is used around the world. There is also such a ride in the Prater in Vienna. with different paintwork. I loved driving it as a child. now I know the owner and yes, keeping the ride running is difficult.
I don't think I'll ever say It's a small world is bad, I have SO much nostalgia for it, and can't possibly find it creepy. This is coming from someone with a fear of dolls, too! I just think it's so low key and relaxed.
I’m considering working at Disney when I get older, if the ride is still there I would very much like to fix it up. And if I never end up getting the power to do so I’ll be sure to give them an idea
i used to be terrified of specifically what i think was a canadian guard anamatronic in Small World as a baby, but somehow it never stopped me from wanting to ride Small World and probably tormenting my parents
TPM never boreds me he’s so good!!!
I'm one of the small minority that genuinely loves It's a Small World. I love the message, the song, and the dolls. However, I think the version in WDW is bad, or at least underwhelming, compared to the versions in Disneyland and Tokyo Disneyland. WDW’s is in major need of upkeep and maybe a slight renovation because it looks like it hasn't been touched since the late 80's, and there are some set pieces that are pretty worn down and have empty space surrounding it. It also doesn't help that it's in the back corner of Fantasyland, while the others get a grand stand-alone show building.
The primeval whirl was my favorite ride growing up the first time I went I rode it like 10 times
I loved that ride! It was in my top three. But when primeval whirl was shut down my heart shattered into a million tiny pieces. I have never been the same about Dino Rama
I remember one time I went on it and when we were walking out I said it was my favorite ride and a cast member gave me a free fastpass
Damn, I love journey into imagination. I hope Disney gives it some attention. I love figment ;-; ❤💛💚💙💜
I love it too❤ ❣ 💙 💜 💖 💗 ❤
Only been on that ride once. Thought it was kinda boring.
@@BirteK1975 people have opinions I get it but I find it sooo entertaining, I've been on it twice the first day I've ever been to the park. It makes me laugh every time I ride it. Some part of it is just soo cute and amazing. It definitely needs more love however when it's working it's extremely amazing. (That's the only ride I would do anything to stand up for it's bad reviews 😅)