I would definitely agree with rise of the resistance at 1 because it’s such a good ride system and I originally went in thinking it would be a decent Star Wars dark ride with not much but the queue alone is enough and the ride system is amazing and it’s the special effects and even the ride operators as live actors but with that being said I would rank incredicoaster higher because it was 1: the coaster that made me an enthusiast and 2: I think the theming is really good for a ride that wouldn’t have theming if it were at any other park
I just spent last week at Disneyland and it was my first time riding Rise of the Resistance and Spiderman. Rise was absolutely incredible and is one of my favorites at the park, while Spiderman I thought was fun but not worth a long wait. My current favorites in the parks are Indiana Jones, Radiator Springs Racers, Rise of the Resistance, Haunted Mansion, and Splash Mountain. Almost all the rides at Disneyland I love though, they have so many great ones!
Of all the rides I've ridden at both parks, my favorite is California Sacreamin', Soarin, Matterhorn Bobsleds, Indiana Jones Adventure, Big Thunder Mountain Railroad, Splash Mountain, Toy Story Midway Mania, Grizzly River Run, Radiator Springs Racers, The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh, Roger Rabbit's Cartoon Spin, Buzz Lightyear Astro Balsters, Star Tours, Monsters Inc.: Mike & Sully to the Rescue, Mr. Toad's Wild Ride, Pinnochio's Daring Journey, Jungle Cruise, It's A Small World, Goofy's Sky School, Disneyland Railroad, It's Tough to be a Bug, Autopia, The Little Mermaid: Ariel's Undersea Adventure, Pirates of the Caribbean, The Haunted Mansion and The Twilight Zone Tower of Terror. Anything that's missing isn't there because I haven't ridden it yet.
Rise of the Resistance really is a huge step forward in themed attractions. Blending the queue with the overall experience of the ride is absolutely genius. You go from being bored in line, to forgetting you're actually are still standing in line. It's genius.
I agree Disneyland is the best and most magical theme park in the world!!! There’s just something so special that you can’t find anywhere else except the happiest place on earth!!! I loved ur favorite ride and attractions countdown but I was really surprised not to see the Disneyland Railroad not on there but yeah I agree with the rest of ur list!!!
Gaurdians is my favorite ride at the Disneyland resort. Going in, I thought it would be a tame drop tower placed indoors, and I was not at all expecting the ride to feature so much airtime.
I grew up in the area and my grandparents were well off enough that they could afford season passes for them and me and my siblings so we used to visit on a monthly basis minimum (funny thing is because the season passes give you access to both parks my brain doesn't do a good job comprehending that they are in fact 2 separate parks with separate gated admission) I've ridden every ride at the resort dozens of times each and it will always have a special place in my heart even if I'm more of an extreme roller coaster fan nowadays. I mean Incredicoaster's launch feels like being pushed around in a shopping cart compared to Xcelerator's launch just 5 minutes up the I-5, but Space Mountain with the Michael Giacchino soundtrack is still amazing.
I personally prefer a high quality dark ride over a high quality coaster. I know. I'm a heretic. But Disneyland is still my favorite park and Haunted Mansion is still my favorite ride of any kind. That said, I'm very curious about Phantom Manor at Disneyland Paris.
Yep! This park is soooo much fun! If you can make to holiday "over lays" + November when Christmas decorations are up. To bad they closed Steakhouse 55. I ate dinner there on a Sat. night. Park closed @ mid night. I managed about 8 night rides (while others watched fireworks) and still made it out before park closing. Love riding the "mountains" If you didn't know it. The 2 drops on Pirates are there to get into the "show building" on the other side of the train tracks. It was supposed to be one long drop, but they decided to make it two.
I know it’s all subjective, but I’m clearly more of an old school Disney guy, as for me Pirates and Haunted Mansion are clearly the best, and some of the things you rank about these two just makes my jaw drop. 🤷♂️
I love both Pirates and Mansion. To me they work so well together and I love to ride them back to back. They are both filled with incredible detail, animatronics, atmosphere, and are longer rides than most.
As someone who loves the Cars movies, I will always have a soft spot for Radiator Springs Racers. I haven't done Rise of the Resistance yet, so maybe that'll take the cake as my favorite dark ride of all time when I do experience it, which I'll get to the Hollywood Studios version later this year😃
Great video!! I have never been to any Disney park, but it is funny to compare the rides with those at the Efteling. Hopefully I can make it over to the states some day! Side note: Is it just me, or did you put some weird emphasis on the word 'at' when announcing a ride?
Are you sure you didn't accidentally leave Grizzly out of your top rapids list? hehe. It really should have been there and that spinning drop is great. Plus, it has actual turbulent rapids unlike so many tame rapids rides. I LOVE Disneyland, like yourself, and I honestly reckon for someone that lives thousands of miles away in another country, that I have been there more than anyone else in Australia lol. However I must admit I don't agree with your positions and some omissions, but I guess that's what's great about Disneyland, there is just so much there, that what appeals most will be different for everyone. I have fond memories of taking my then near 70yo mother on tower of Terror, just prior to it's closure for refurbishment into Guardians. She was laughing her head off the entire drop sequence and her handbag was wrapped around her wrist but was flying into the air which was hysterical. I was already in EU, the flew to US for a few weeks, but she visited with my sister and nieces for the final two weeks so we could give them a family trip to Disney. Needless to say, they went for 7 days in a row LOL and wanted to live there, the little darlings. The thing I am looking forward to more than anything is Rise of the Resistance and I so hope I am able to visit soon as I am sure that will be my number one. Lastly, re splash mountain.. I did NOT like the Florida one. Theming wasn't as good, and neither were the drops - the 2 abreast inline seating with lap bars just didn't work for any of the drops for me, it's as if it made them way tamer and I get zero tummy drop feeling on that one. My favourite was Dudley do right before they re profiled the drop and I guess it still is, with Chiapas second and California Splash Mountain third. The reason is that I am all about that ending drop on a log flume, and the Chiapas one edges out Splash and so does Dudley's. I even get airtime on Dudley's every time. That said on occasion right at the back I get it on the CA version of Splash as well, just not as extreme. I used to get so much joy after the final drop in Splash, when we would enter the room with all the animatronics singing zippedeedoodah - and whether or not you agree with the politically charged planned removal of it, I respect your stance either way and hope you can respect mine. For me, retheming to princess and the frog is going to flat out ruin the ride, and I just hope I can get a final chance to ride it again before it closes. I can't believe crazy PC complainers are making out that a ride is racist. It's a ride and doesn't do a single racist thing.
Is the Indiana jones adventure as bumpy and turbulent and wild as dinosaur at disneys animal kingdom. If it is then this could easily be one of the worlds best dark rides. I love the bumpiness on dinosaur so if that is present on this ride than this is such an elite ride
I'm always surprised by the love Indiana Jones gets. When I went, it seemed like half the effects were not working and I didn't find its plot to be nearly as well realized or as intense as the Dinosaur counterpart at WDW. So yeah, hottest take of all time, Dinosaur is superior.
World's Best Dark Ride - Star Wars RotR and not Pirates at Shanghai Disney?? Haven't done either but man, that POV of Pirates got me 1st time I watched. Maybe the better POV perhaps...🤔😉
@@CanobieCoaster Wise man! Saw it in a dark room 60" screen and even THAT blew my mind, but I dont travel like yourself, so that was my Shanghai Disney "experience".
Only been to Disney Worlds in Florida, this is defiantly a big reason tourists visit LA. I'm more of a thrill guy my self and was never a huge fan of Disney.
Asking me to rank my favorite DLR rides is like asking me to rank the hottest members of the Swedish bikini team 🤷♂️. No bad rides on your list, but I would include the story book boat ride. That ride and all of fantasy land makes Disneyland feel special with the charm of a backyard park, unlike the corporate feel of the Magic Kingdom. I agree with Rise of the Resistance as the best ride there and it’s the best dark ride I’ve ever been on.
@@CanobieCoaster Yup. And Disney has openly waged war on traditionalism & basic American Christian values. They have destroyed their brand for at least one generation. This was never Walt's dream. Their stock will continue to plummet, due to overreliance on lame IP's nobody really cares about. Get woke, go broke; isn't that right, Bob Chapek? You the man, CAN-O-BEAST!!
Sorry about that, I originally said Disney's California Adventure in the old recording. When I went to edit it, I was sick and had to take an excerpt I already recorded.
Web slingerz is awful along with the rest of Avengers campus. So disappointing. Disney's newest CEO doesn't give a crap about the parks, only money. But hey, they've already ruined the MCU as well as Star Wars, so why not the parks as well
@@CanobieCoaster I just found slingerz and marvel campus in general very underwhelming. it's sad, because when you look at something like Rise of the Resistance, you really see what the imagineers are still capable of. But that whole area just feels lazy and rushed to me. Hopefully they'll flesh it out more in the coming years
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I would definitely agree with rise of the resistance at 1 because it’s such a good ride system and I originally went in thinking it would be a decent Star Wars dark ride with not much but the queue alone is enough and the ride system is amazing and it’s the special effects and even the ride operators as live actors but with that being said I would rank incredicoaster higher because it was 1: the coaster that made me an enthusiast and 2: I think the theming is really good for a ride that wouldn’t have theming if it were at any other park
I much prefer Rise, but I respect that.
I just spent last week at Disneyland and it was my first time riding Rise of the Resistance and Spiderman. Rise was absolutely incredible and is one of my favorites at the park, while Spiderman I thought was fun but not worth a long wait. My current favorites in the parks are Indiana Jones, Radiator Springs Racers, Rise of the Resistance, Haunted Mansion, and Splash Mountain. Almost all the rides at Disneyland I love though, they have so many great ones!
That's how I feel on Spiderman too.
I totally agree with ROTR! Such an amazing ride!
Absolutely is.
Of all the rides I've ridden at both parks, my favorite is California Sacreamin', Soarin, Matterhorn Bobsleds, Indiana Jones Adventure, Big Thunder Mountain Railroad, Splash Mountain, Toy Story Midway Mania, Grizzly River Run, Radiator Springs Racers, The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh, Roger Rabbit's Cartoon Spin, Buzz Lightyear Astro Balsters, Star Tours, Monsters Inc.: Mike & Sully to the Rescue, Mr. Toad's Wild Ride, Pinnochio's Daring Journey, Jungle Cruise, It's A Small World, Goofy's Sky School, Disneyland Railroad, It's Tough to be a Bug, Autopia, The Little Mermaid: Ariel's Undersea Adventure, Pirates of the Caribbean, The Haunted Mansion and The Twilight Zone Tower of Terror. Anything that's missing isn't there because I haven't ridden it yet.
Surprised by some of the ones at the bottom.
@@CanobieCoaster It's a very tough call but darker rides tend to be near the bottom for me.
Rise of the Resistance really is a huge step forward in themed attractions. Blending the queue with the overall experience of the ride is absolutely genius. You go from being bored in line, to forgetting you're actually are still standing in line. It's genius.
As long as it doesn't break down, it's seamless.
@@CanobieCoaster lol. Well there is that.
I agree Disneyland is the best and most magical theme park in the world!!! There’s just something so special that you can’t find anywhere else except the happiest place on earth!!! I loved ur favorite ride and attractions countdown but I was really surprised not to see the Disneyland Railroad not on there but yeah I agree with the rest of ur list!!!
I put many of the dark rides that missed this list above the Railroad too.
So neat. I'd love to ride them all. Love Pirates. They were great movies. 👍
They were.
Gaurdians is my favorite ride at the Disneyland resort. Going in, I thought it would be a tame drop tower placed indoors, and I was not at all expecting the ride to feature so much airtime.
It's my favorite drop tower ride system.
Yeh it is crazy to think that Disney has the most thrilling drop tower out there when they aren't normally known for having high thrills.
I grew up in the area and my grandparents were well off enough that they could afford season passes for them and me and my siblings so we used to visit on a monthly basis minimum (funny thing is because the season passes give you access to both parks my brain doesn't do a good job comprehending that they are in fact 2 separate parks with separate gated admission) I've ridden every ride at the resort dozens of times each and it will always have a special place in my heart even if I'm more of an extreme roller coaster fan nowadays.
I mean Incredicoaster's launch feels like being pushed around in a shopping cart compared to Xcelerator's launch just 5 minutes up the I-5, but Space Mountain with the Michael Giacchino soundtrack is still amazing.
Xcelerator's launch makes many feel weak by comparison.
I personally prefer a high quality dark ride over a high quality coaster. I know. I'm a heretic. But Disneyland is still my favorite park and Haunted Mansion is still my favorite ride of any kind. That said, I'm very curious about Phantom Manor at Disneyland Paris.
That one was closed when I was there.
Yep! This park is soooo much fun! If you can make to holiday "over lays" + November when Christmas decorations are up. To bad they closed Steakhouse 55. I ate dinner there on a Sat. night. Park closed @ mid night. I managed about 8 night rides (while others watched fireworks) and still made it out before park closing. Love riding the "mountains" If you didn't know it. The 2 drops on Pirates are there to get into the "show building" on the other side of the train tracks. It was supposed to be one long drop, but they decided to make it two.
It's neat how they get you to the Pirates show building for sure.
I know it’s all subjective, but I’m clearly more of an old school Disney guy, as for me Pirates and Haunted Mansion are clearly the best, and some of the things you rank about these two just makes my jaw drop. 🤷♂️
I know I don't have those rides as high as some. Still love them though.
I love both Pirates and Mansion. To me they work so well together and I love to ride them back to back. They are both filled with incredible detail, animatronics, atmosphere, and are longer rides than most.
As someone who loves the Cars movies, I will always have a soft spot for Radiator Springs Racers. I haven't done Rise of the Resistance yet, so maybe that'll take the cake as my favorite dark ride of all time when I do experience it, which I'll get to the Hollywood Studios version later this year😃
It really is mind-blowing.
@@CanobieCoaster is the Disneyland version better than the Hollywood Studios version or are they very similar?
Great video!! I have never been to any Disney park, but it is funny to compare the rides with those at the Efteling. Hopefully I can make it over to the states some day!
Side note: Is it just me, or did you put some weird emphasis on the word 'at' when announcing a ride?
I was sick when I recorded the audio and had trouble saying that word in particular.
@@CanobieCoaster I hope you feel better soon!
Are you sure you didn't accidentally leave Grizzly out of your top rapids list? hehe. It really should have been there and that spinning drop is great. Plus, it has actual turbulent rapids unlike so many tame rapids rides.
I LOVE Disneyland, like yourself, and I honestly reckon for someone that lives thousands of miles away in another country, that I have been there more than anyone else in Australia lol. However I must admit I don't agree with your positions and some omissions, but I guess that's what's great about Disneyland, there is just so much there, that what appeals most will be different for everyone. I have fond memories of taking my then near 70yo mother on tower of Terror, just prior to it's closure for refurbishment into Guardians. She was laughing her head off the entire drop sequence and her handbag was wrapped around her wrist but was flying into the air which was hysterical. I was already in EU, the flew to US for a few weeks, but she visited with my sister and nieces for the final two weeks so we could give them a family trip to Disney. Needless to say, they went for 7 days in a row LOL and wanted to live there, the little darlings.
The thing I am looking forward to more than anything is Rise of the Resistance and I so hope I am able to visit soon as I am sure that will be my number one.
Lastly, re splash mountain.. I did NOT like the Florida one. Theming wasn't as good, and neither were the drops - the 2 abreast inline seating with lap bars just didn't work for any of the drops for me, it's as if it made them way tamer and I get zero tummy drop feeling on that one.
My favourite was Dudley do right before they re profiled the drop and I guess it still is, with Chiapas second and California Splash Mountain third. The reason is that I am all about that ending drop on a log flume, and the Chiapas one edges out Splash and so does Dudley's. I even get airtime on Dudley's every time. That said on occasion right at the back I get it on the CA version of Splash as well, just not as extreme.
I used to get so much joy after the final drop in Splash, when we would enter the room with all the animatronics singing zippedeedoodah - and whether or not you agree with the politically charged planned removal of it, I respect your stance either way and hope you can respect mine. For me, retheming to princess and the frog is going to flat out ruin the ride, and I just hope I can get a final chance to ride it again before it closes. I can't believe crazy PC complainers are making out that a ride is racist. It's a ride and doesn't do a single racist thing.
I prefer ones with better rapids, but Grizzly is still a good ride.
@@CanobieCoaster Dude some of those you put above it were not even close to grizzly's.... way poorer rides... You are weird sometimes. 🤣
On Matterhorn Bobsleds, which side is jankier, the Tomorrowland side or the Fantasyland side?
Tomorrowland easily.
Is there a way to get a ticket for California adventure for a discount if you are at Disneyland and just a want so time to ride the coasters?
I don't think there's a coaster enthusiast discount.
Is the Indiana jones adventure as bumpy and turbulent and wild as dinosaur at disneys animal kingdom. If it is then this could easily be one of the worlds best dark rides. I love the bumpiness on dinosaur so if that is present on this ride than this is such an elite ride
Yes
god that ferris wheel was deceptively terrifying
I was used to the Wonder Wheel before riding it.
I'm always surprised by the love Indiana Jones gets. When I went, it seemed like half the effects were not working and I didn't find its plot to be nearly as well realized or as intense as the Dinosaur counterpart at WDW. So yeah, hottest take of all time, Dinosaur is superior.
There are quite a few effects usually down, but they still look awesome even if static.
World's Best Dark Ride - Star Wars RotR and not Pirates at Shanghai Disney?? Haven't done either but man, that POV of Pirates got me 1st time I watched. Maybe the better POV perhaps...🤔😉
I intentionally have never watched a review of Shanghai Pirates so I'm blown away one day when I ride it.
@@CanobieCoaster Wise man! Saw it in a dark room 60" screen and even THAT blew my mind, but I dont travel like yourself, so that was my Shanghai Disney "experience".
Inject all this Disney Canobie content into my veins.
Enjoy!
Only been to Disney Worlds in Florida, this is defiantly a big reason tourists visit LA. I'm more of a thrill guy my self and was never a huge fan of Disney.
I love their parks.
Asking me to rank my favorite DLR rides is like asking me to rank the hottest members of the Swedish bikini team 🤷♂️. No bad rides on your list, but I would include the story book boat ride. That ride and all of fantasy land makes Disneyland feel special with the charm of a backyard park, unlike the corporate feel of the Magic Kingdom. I agree with Rise of the Resistance as the best ride there and it’s the best dark ride I’ve ever been on.
So many great rides here.
Splash Mountain is the best ride in the whole park it can really help on those 90 degree dog days such a shame they’re retheaming it
I love that ride.
CAN-O-BEAST!! $165 per person per day at old Disneyland... Just wow.
Disney is expensive.
@@CanobieCoaster Yup. And Disney has openly waged war on traditionalism & basic American Christian values. They have destroyed their brand for at least one generation. This was never Walt's dream. Their stock will continue to plummet, due to overreliance on lame IP's nobody really cares about. Get woke, go broke; isn't that right, Bob Chapek?
You the man, CAN-O-BEAST!!
Mr Toads Wild Ride gang
A classic
You haven't seen world of color?
I have. It's a decent show. But I'll watch Fantasmic every night over that one.
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Congrats!
@@CanobieCoaster, thanks.
I totally get preferring the newer/more thrilling stuff, but Haunted Mansion outside the Top 10 is borderline blasphemous my dude
Sorry, personal opinion.
VERY FAST test trajk
Prefer Radiator Springs Racers to Test Track.
are we just all gonna ignore the way that he introduces "at disney california adventure" every time? it sounds so weird
Sorry about that, I originally said Disney's California Adventure in the old recording. When I went to edit it, I was sick and had to take an excerpt I already recorded.
@@CanobieCoaster u good, just always drives me insane wondering if anybody else notices it
Web slingerz is awful along with the rest of Avengers campus. So disappointing. Disney's newest CEO doesn't give a crap about the parks, only money. But hey, they've already ruined the MCU as well as Star Wars, so why not the parks as well
I like most of the MCU and Star Wars. Web Slingers has some good ideas behind it, but I wish it used more iconic villains and was less chaotic.
@@CanobieCoaster I just found slingerz and marvel campus in general very underwhelming. it's sad, because when you look at something like Rise of the Resistance, you really see what the imagineers are still capable of. But that whole area just feels lazy and rushed to me. Hopefully they'll flesh it out more in the coming years