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when I die, it's the first coaster. I'm riding in heaven when they were dismantling the comet they found the original station from the Crystal Beach cyclone underneath the roofing of the station that was built for the comet so the station on the comet is from the Crystal Beach cyclone and if you ever ride it, take a walk around you'll see where the old holes used to be for the crystal beach cyclone bolts

I got to ride this ride during technical rehearsals in 1993. I was nine years old, the movie had already destroyed me mentally, and the ride just really drove the nail in that coffin. What an incredible experience it was

Shame this never caught on

Still better then tiana’s bayou adventure

Haters can't stand my whimsy and silliness. And the historical misinformation but that's unrelated

My insides giggle with joy every time he says ‘Sylvester McMonkey McBeans Very Unusual Driving Machines’

It's amazing that there were so few coaster that even came close to reproducing this type ride for 100 years. It took 90 years for RMC to come along and get the industry going in the right direction. But look what was already done 100 years ago.

Great video. I still work at the engineering firm that did all the plumbing, air conditioning and fire protection for Suess Landing. Although our team wasn’t involved in the ride mechanics, I remember all of us being disappointed that it wasn’t going to open (after seeing all the original design plans for the ride). We also did this same type of engineering for the rest of the island, including the restaurant and other rides. I was able to go on site a few times during early construction. Great memories, and I’ve since brought my kids here many times.

I would have loved Kitchen Kabaret. It's kind of sad because it seems like Disney's attractions is based on just their franchises and nothing OG like this or Captain EO. Kind of blows, this would have been fun to see the way the anamatronics have evolved.

Veggie veggie fruit fruit!

I've been an annual passholder since the opening year, but never saw the show. My wife and I thought about it but weren't in Toon Lagoon when the showtimes were available. We kept saying that we'd walk back around later to catch a show, but either lost track of time and missed the later showings, or forgot about it altogether. On later visits, we noticed that they weren't displaying any showtimes on the map, and asked employees what was going on. Only to get shrugged shoulders and an "I don't know." from them. Then a year later all the signage was gone and still no answers from employees. Thanks for posting this video, because now I've not only got my answer 25 years later, but also got to experience some of the show I missed. I just hate seeing that show building tucked back there, standing but not operating, still after all these years. It's just such wasted space. I really wish they'd raze it and replace it with a dark ride or a family-style spinning coaster.

BGE and AG is an absolutely wild time scale.

SF STL (original Six Flags over Mid America) was my home park. I was a tiny child who was always terrified of "[Derogatory term] Joe's Cave" and usually kept my eyes closed through most of it. I remember the surreal image of the Chief rowing a canoe made of a rib cage which was really eerie in black light. I went on Time Tunnel a lot and still remember the trippy electronic theremin music and unintelligible radio broadcasts you'd hear in the final "space" scene. At one point the finale exit was a post-armageddon city with smoking ruins and bent street signs and a hooded movie-projected face like Gandalf hovering that gave a monologue to the effect of "You have travelled the corridors of time; what has been and what _might beeeee..."_ The "Dark Castle" brief period was basically just a temporary Fright Nights Halloween overlay with stone walls and scary mannequins that I think they just didn't feel like taking down before they did the next renovation and left up for part of a year. In college, we jokingly referred to Castaway Kids as "River of Ethnically Diverse Two-Dimensional Children who Bob and Weave" - the characters had one scene as static statues, then were flat cutouts that just wobbled via a motor from behind bushes. Scooby Doo was a major improvement.

I LOVED Kitchen Kabaret!! I remember the time I first went to Disney when I was 16. I got into a huge fight with my mother so I took off and stayed at Kitchen Kabaret for the rest of the day. I just loved the show and the music, the characters, etc. Bonnie Apetit was so adorable. One of the cutest and best animatronics I had ever seen. I must have done the show 20+ times that day. I just loved it and remember that day so well! Good Times!

I’ll take the goofy golf ball any day of the week over what’s happening now

My final memory of Food Rocks is so mixed...it''s a little sad and little nice. It was and remains the only time I have ever been completely alone in a show. I'd been in a show with one or two other families/people yet never fully alone. I walked in, and I was literally the only person there. My family was lagging behind (we were meeting there), they asked me if I was alone and if I would like to wait for them so they held the show for us. The cast members then proceeded to have some fun with us making jokes about it being crowded and to quiet down for the safety instructions lol. We watched the show and since everyone was aware it was closing soon enough, and since this was also their last show of the day they asked us if we would like to take some pictures with the stage as the curtains had malfunctioned so everyone was still out. We did and afterwards, being the youngest kid they gave me some stickers and even a food rocks trading pin. Apologized for the malfunctions (some effects hadn't worked properly as well) and walked us out of the area. I felt really bad about it because..they didn't know I hated the show. I never liked kitchen kabaret, I hated the designs of animatronics, and only really liked the look of the milk cartoon/food wrapper. Yet the kindness of the workers was so sweet I still have the things they gave me all these years later somewhere. Despite my hatred I loved how unique this show was in many ways..yet mostly I really miss the days when Disney had multiple shows going on at once. I loved Legend of the Lion King, Mickey's Revue. I miss all these unique non-screen based attractions and I was sad to lose that even if neither iteration of this show was for me.

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Great video of my favorite theme park. Thank you!

The creativity that went into this is unmatched, I love all the different Goofy designs and I feel like this fits in perfectly at Disney. I wish I could see it myself in person cause this looks amazing.

I remember the milk song from food rocks, but I wish I could see the original show

Well, they could bring the Kitchen Kabaret back, just in a more Modern Version and maybe with Disney Characters, who have more Impact as unknown Food Items. After what I know from America and the Trash they call food there, it would maybe be helpfull to made People Aware stuff like Food who are made mostly with Suggar/HFCS and other Carbohydrates are no Cereals but Candy, Food who is processed is not always Healthy, American Bread is not Bread but an eddible Yoga Matt, american Cheese is no real Cheese, american Softdrinks are liquid Candy and made you Fat and look on the Ingrediences and Nutritional Values before you buy something and avoid anything with more as 3 chemical Additives and try to avoid artifical Colors/Flavors. Here in Germany we say, you want Trash Food go to America, you want healthy Food, go to Japan.

Truly disappointing to see some truly great rides done away with over time

Be honest, you just wanted to make a video with as many food and cooking puns as possible.

I loved Both shows

Oh no I missed it

I wish it was still an edutainment park, I find that more entertaining than intellectual property themed attractions.

bonus points to those who found Peter Griffin

lol I absolutely loved this video 😅 it was quite goofy and humorous

Too punny my dude.

Could you please make a video on walibi Belgium please 🙏

I saw this when i visited Epcot in 2003!

This is really cool!

Will you talk about the Mickey Mouse revue

Can we bring back chaotic, unapologetic, not afraid to try random things Disney again? I feel like today’s product is just full of think tanks, consumer research and corporate bottom lines.

They gotta start putting goofball in more disney projects