@@harrystoller4147 full show online free time years before New Year at least before New year old girl she was a little bit of a new 🆕 picture of the same place looks good Disney company class starts at VIP tickets for sale saved by galya peeva she owns
At 11:26, is that a female? The way she said "woooo!" while being amazed at the tiny shrunken Nick and the tiny shrunken audience is kinda scary lol. Look at how scared Nick was lol, just looking up in horror towards the giant female.
@@suzyra1212 At 10:05, It's terrifying and sad to think from the point of a son who has been shrunk, to be happy and feeling safe to see his mother then only to feel weakness and intimidation when she comes up close and stares. Her presence made her look menacing instead of comforting as you can notice how the ground trembled loudly from the pressure of her fall. Realistically, what injuries do you think the son would receive if he got trapped under his gigantic mother as her heavy body collapses on him and rubs off him?
Telling my daughter's about this show (15 yr old and 5 year old) and then being able to come on here and show them is priceless. So many great childhood memories at Disney.
This was amazing I remember experiencing this when I was a kid.The snake and the dog part was my favorite.When the dog sneezed they sprayed what I’m assuming was water all over the audience.This video doesn’t do it justice because everything looked extremely real.I miss those days
I first attended this at 12 years old in 1997. I fully expected to get wet when dog sneezed. I also busted up laughing when people screamed during the mouse part. I chalk it up to my dad's sense of humor.
Those effects though! It really feels like your in the tiny audience and im just watching youtube! I cant imagine how exciting this is in reality this is so amazing
@@megamushroom It was scary at some parts haha like the mice, you actually feel something touching your legs and going behind you 😂no idea how they did that but it was cool. And when the dog sneezed, you get hit with water. Its so cool
Holy shit they all look like shrink tiny size i saw this before that tiny little thing crawl and can feel it and feel itchy when rat crawling and that little boy saying little people with a camera and snake he is gonna make that dog bigger that will sneeze everybody and can feel it but that is so cool feel like everybody is shrinking everyone it look so real back to the feature ride is so cool too but gone because the simpsons and look like they all flying delorena time machine 😆
At 10:01, the mother gets closer and bends down to stare motionlessly at her son which would be terrifying from the pov of the son. Imagine seeing your own mother that upclose knowing that she is much heavier than you and could easily be crushed and overwhelmed by her massive weight, but she doesn't even realize that before it's too late since she will only be focusing on getting as much close and trying to make physical contact. What would you do if you saw your mother that big upclose?
Theory: Amy left NV for college at the start of Blew Up the Kid. Adam was born, Diane and Wayne neglected Nick and focused on Adam. This caused lots of resentment towards his parents and his brother. He developed a crush on Mandy Park, and he tried asking for help about it, but no luck. He wanted to spend time with his dad going to the movies. However, Adam became 7 ft tall because of the events of the movie, that didn't happen either. Eventually, he and Mandy were stuck in Adam's pocket. They made it through Las Vegas, NV. They tried escaping giant Adam again, taking a yellow convertible, but the giant infant saw his surroundings as a playground and played with the car they were stuck in. Thankfully, he saved them from their potential demise. Hendrickson tried to sedate him but ended up being electrocuted and crying. Diane grew big to get Adam to respond to her. However, she didn't bother to take Nick and Mandy out of Adam's pocket, forgetting about them until the last minute. Nick got mad by this as he felt abandoned. Once his parents changed him and Mandy back, he snapped, blaming Diane for everything that happened. The same happened in I shrunk the audience and exploded once more because his request for help was disregarded, as her fainting nearly killed him instead of helping him. They had a huge fight about it which stemmed from the neglect in addition to when Mandy's parents found out what happened on the news and blamed his family for everything making them out to be weirdos.
I went on this once when I was little. It terrified me. Never went on again. But as the years went on I kinda wished I went on it a few times before EO came back.
I was the same way dude, I remember the snake part all too well, I would actually rather have this than Captain EO due to my obsession with Rick Moranis.
I didn't remember much from this except 2 things: The escaping lab mice. For who haven't experienced this attraction: once the lights go out an effect in front of your feet starts blowing air onto your ankles, creating the illusion mice are running by your feet 0_0 People were screaming and jumping out of their seats left and right it was amazing. The other thing was the sneezing dog. This was truely an experience back in the day XD
I remember being scared and so shocked at 9:58. As a kid, I didn't realise how heavy the giant Mother really is and I was just glad that she reunited with her shrunken son until she suddenly started fainting, collapsed and shaking the ground so loudly under her giant body weight! What do you think would have happened to her son's body if she had landed on him?
I experience this show at Epcot for the first and last time in 2005, and it was a great sequel to “Honey I, Shrunk The Kids”and “Honey I, Blew Up The Kid” I never realized how realistic and cool it was I miss it so much, believe it or not this was the third time Nick got shrunk
@@spydersoup8447 at the end of the movie, when Wayne shrinks Adam and Diane back to normal size, Nick and Mandy were in Adam's pocket. Ergo, the two teens were shrunk.
At 10:01, the mother gets closer and bends down to stare motionlessly at her son which would be terrifying from the pov of the son. Imagine seeing your own mother that upclose knowing that she is much heavier than you and could easily be crushed and overwhelmed by her massive weight, but she doesn't even realize that before it's too late since she will only be focusing on getting as much close and trying to make physical contact. What would you do if you saw your mother that big upclose?
@@redblazingsky2225 Yea that is scary indeed. I dont want that to happen at all, with the fainting that is. I would prefer the protective mama bear aspect to it.
I saw this at Disneyland in ‘98 and I remember thinking to myself when Quark sneezed at the audience “How did they do that spraying water effect? That felt so real!”
At the mice part, you actually felt something moving around your legs. Still wonder how they did that. Thanks for recording this part of my childhood, what a trip down memory lane!
At 10:05, It's terrifying and sad to think from the point of a son who has been shrunk, to be happy and feeling safe to see his mother then only to feel weakness and intimidation when she comes up close and stares. Her presence made her look menacing instead of comforting as you can notice how the ground trembled loudly from the pressure of her fall. Realistically, what injuries do you think the son would receive if he got trapped under his gigantic mother as her heavy body collapses on him and rubs off him?
@@LauRa-re9un At 10:01, the mother gets closer and bends down to stare motionlessly at her son which would be terrifying from the pov of the son. Imagine seeing your own mother that upclose knowing that she is much heavier than you and could easily be crushed and overwhelmed by her massive weight, but she doesn't even realize that before it's too late since she will only be focusing on getting as much close and trying to make physical contact. What would you do if you saw your mother that big upclose?
@@LauRa-re9un At 10:01, It makes me wonder because my grandmother who has a very weird fear of small things such as dolls or watching a shrunken person on tv. She once got nauseous and fainted when she saw a doll on the floor, she fell on top of the doll and vomited on it. She regained consciousness and I took her to her room and when I came back for the doll, it was broken in pieces and lying in vomit. So, it made me scared to think when I saw this episode that if I was shrunk then how would my grandmother react to me and that she is also a large 300 pounds woman?
The mouse part was HORRIFYING as a child. Idk how they did it but they made it feel like little mice were running up and down your legs and then under your seat! I swear! I lifted my legs and screamed bloody murder when i was like 10.
@IWatchWeirdVideos I remember feeling them! And screaming and pulling my legs up but I still felt them on the chair. That ride needs legit like... Health warnings. I'm surprised no one died of a heart attack.
At 10:05, It's terrifying and sad to think from the point of a son who has been shrunk, to be happy and feeling safe to see his mother then only to feel weakness and intimidation when she comes up close and stares. Her presence made her look menacing instead of comforting as you can notice how the ground trembled loudly from the pressure of her fall. Realistically, what injuries do you think the son would receive if he got trapped under his gigantic mother as her heavy body collapses on him and rubs off him?
I also love Captain Eo, Muppet Vision and It's Tough to be a Bug, but Honey, I Shrunk the Audience was low key the best and most underrated Disney 3D movie attraction.
At 10:01, It makes me wonder because my grandmother who has a very weird fear of small things such as dolls or watching a shrunken person on tv. She once got nauseous and fainted when she saw a doll on the floor, she fell on top of the doll and vomited on it. She regained consciousness and I took her to her room and when I came back for the doll, it was broken in pieces and lying in vomit. So, it made me scared to think when I saw this episode that if I was shrunk then how would my grandmother react to me and that she is also a large 300 pounds woman?
Omg yeaaas muppet vision! 😂 Epic AF sucks they are forever gone I could go on this ride there times if I was at Epcot for a day. Just like the E.T ride at universal which I hope stays up XD
Captain EO is boring. It's just a Michael Jackson music video in 3D. I loved the other ones though, way more immersive. It's Tough to Be A Bug and this show, I found to be traumatizing as a kid lol.
I've never been in this theatre. My first trip to Disney was a month ago. But Mickey's Philharmagic has that same 4-D theatre with the unexpected stuff
I’m so glad somebody recorded this, I saw it when I was 7 back in 2007 and loved it! It was scary, but I thought it was so cool! I’m so sad they don’t have it anymore because I’ve always wanted to see it again
At 10:01, It makes me wonder because my grandmother who has a very weird fear of small things such as dolls or watching a shrunken person on tv. She once got nauseous and fainted when she saw a doll on the floor, she fell on top of the doll and vomited on it. She regained consciousness and I took her to her room and when I came back for the doll, it was broken in pieces and lying in vomit. So, it made me scared to think when I saw this episode that if I was shrunk then how would my grandmother react to me and that she is also a large 300 pounds woman?
omg this unlocked a HUGE memory. i was like 3 at Disneyland and I cried my eyes out because of how scary i found this! my mum had to cover my eyes and she didn't even finish watching it!!
At 10:01, the mother gets closer and bends down to stare motionlessly at her son which would be terrifying from the pov of the son. Imagine seeing your own mother that upclose knowing that she is much heavier than you and could easily be crushed and overwhelmed by her massive weight, but she doesn't even realize that before it's too late since she will only be focusing on getting as much close and trying to make physical contact. What would you do if you saw your mother that big upclose?
@@js5072 At 10:05, It's terrifying and sad to think from the point of a son who has been shrunk, to be happy and feeling safe to see his mother then only to feel weakness and intimidation when she comes up close and stares. Her presence made her look menacing instead of comforting as you can notice how the ground trembled loudly from the pressure of her fall. Realistically, what injuries do you think the son would receive if he got trapped under his gigantic mother as her heavy body collapses on him and rubs off him?
7:22 my parents always tell me the time when I was a kid I was scared of the cat my dad tried to block my eyes and I moved his hands to see the screen and when the cat screeched at us I grabbed his hand and covered my face back 😂
I saw this when I was either 5 or 6. I had begged my mom and dad to see it and I remember getting terrified from when the mom fell and the snake, but having a blast pretending to be carried around by the kid. Easily one of my favorite shows and I really miss it! You really do feel tiny!
You know what would have been a nice update if this had lasted longer? If 11:10 featured an actual live feed from a camera hidden just above the screen.
I remember seeing this when I first went to Disneyland Paris with my family. I was so scared when I was younger of the cat that turns into the lion and the snake. Loved Kwork at the end sneezing. Reliving my childhood right here...
Best childhood experience ever. My mom freaked the fuck out at the mice. I thought it was cool AF. And looked under my seat after and couldn't find where they kept the feelerz. Haha. This and the honey I shrunk the kids playground where you climb around smaller than an 🐜 sliding down batteries surrounded by giant Grass and other stuff. Child's imagination come to life and nothing can ever compare.not even virtual reality.
The first time I experienced the ride I was 11 and the mice sensation freaked the hell out of me. Even watching it as an adult lol I still find it scary.. i loved it though i wish they would bring it back 😩
At 10:01, the mother gets closer and bends down to stare motionlessly at her son which would be terrifying from the pov of the son. Imagine seeing your own mother that upclose knowing that she is much heavier than you and could easily be crushed and overwhelmed by her massive weight, but she doesn't even realize that before it's too late since she will only be focusing on getting as much close and trying to make physical contact. What would you do if you saw your mother that big upclose?
I remember this to be very scary when I was a kid. I remember after the cat-lion thing I did not want to watch it anymore. So we went out of the theater.
I was 6 when I went to this in 2005. This brought back terrible memories. I remember the snake now, and the squirting water (which I didn't remember coming from the dog).
Why can't 4d cinema be like this? I just saw a 4dx movie and it made me remember seeing this in the 90s and remembering it being so much better and more realistic. All these years I always thought why don't they make regular hollywood movies like this and when they finally do it's not as good as they did it 30 years ago!
Ikr! Specially at 10:01, when the mother walks closer and collides hard on the floor and shakes the ground under her body. You could really feel the weight difference and how a caring mother can be very dangerous because she is much heavier than you.
It was raining one night while we were there and ran into this building not knowing what we were getting ourselves into(first time at Disney). My mom is terrified of snakes so when that part came up, she was literally sitting on top of my dad's head screaming. It was hilarious and definitely a memory maker lol. I wish it was still there.
At 10:01, It makes me wonder because my grandmother who has a very weird fear of small things such as dolls or watching a shrunken person on tv. She once got nauseous and fainted when she saw a doll on the floor, she fell on top of the doll and vomited on it. She regained consciousness and I took her to her room and when I came back for the doll, it was broken in pieces and lying in vomit. So, it made me scared to think when I saw this episode that if I was shrunk then how would my grandmother react to me and that she is also a large 300 pounds woman?
@@redblazingsky2225 I'm kinda scared of that fear too like your grandma. But not the dolls part. Just being tiny. In spite of it, I am more fond of the idea of being taken care of by the one who is giant in my own pov. I am just more scared of falling off and dying all the hazards that come with being that size.
@@rawansinger77 Wouldn't the giant be more dangerous and clumsy when nearby? Such as my grandma is already a 300 pounds big woman. She doesn't take baths and might play disgusting pranks such as, dropping her whole weight to sit and fart on me. As she is old and doesn't know how dangerous her weight can be as a giant. What will it do to me?
@@redblazingsky2225 Good point. None of us want the unaware stuff you said. Let's say we tiny forever from a virus or something, I'd at least want a giant who is friendly, protective and caring that I can trust completely. Because it would be so bad if trapped in the wrong hands.
At 10:05, It's terrifying and sad to think from the point of a son who has been shrunk, to be happy and feeling safe to see his mother then only to feel weakness and intimidation when she comes up close and stares. Her presence made her look menacing instead of comforting as you can notice how the ground trembled loudly from the pressure of her fall. Realistically, what injuries do you think the son would receive if he got trapped under his gigantic mother as her heavy body collapses on him and rubs off him?
This movie really scared me as a kid (8 / 9 years old), left with my dad outside couldn't handle it back then. Even now some sceens are really terrifying.
At 10:05, It's terrifying and sad to think from the point of a son who has been shrunk, to be happy and feeling safe to see his mother then only to feel weakness and intimidation when she comes up close and stares. Her presence made her look menacing instead of comforting as you can notice how the ground trembled loudly from the pressure of her fall. Realistically, what injuries do you think the son would receive if he got trapped under his gigantic mother as her heavy body collapses on him and rubs off him?
This is so nostalgic for me. This was one of my favorite rides back in 2000-2003 the only 2 times that I've been to Disney World lol. I was obsessed with the movies so I was so excited for this ride and I loved it!
At 10:01, It makes me wonder because my grandmother who has a very weird fear of small things such as dolls or watching a shrunken person on tv. She once got nauseous and fainted when she saw a doll on the floor, she fell on top of the doll and vomited on it. She regained consciousness and I took her to her room and when I came back for the doll, it was broken in pieces and lying in vomit. So, it made me scared to think when I saw this episode that if I was shrunk then how would my grandmother react to me and that she is also a large 300 pounds woman?
When you're wearing the 3D glasses, it definitely looks like the lion is clawing at your face. My stepdad is a veterinarian who used to work at a zoo. I actually saw him get into a cage with a mountain lion to treat it!!! Of course, he sedated it before he started working on it. If I were a veterinarian who was treating a mountain lion, the only thing on my mind would be, "Gee, I hope I gave this thing enough sedative!!!"
I remember going to see this when I was 4. I don't think I was familiar with 3D movies yet (Spy Kids 3D and 3D home movie hardware didn't even exist). When I saw this, there was so much that shocked me and astounded me. Like how you see the mice being copied in the video and the next thing you know a bunch of mice are running underneath you in the audience. And then you have creepy imagery like a disembodied cat head turning into an angry lion inches from your face. But the part that really got me was that ... (shudder) snake. It made me cry because of how much it scared me. My parents then forced me to sit through it again with my family even though I didn't want to. Although, they said I could watch it without the glasses. After that, they wanted to do a family photo where we all wore our glasses; except I was so traumatized i didn't even want to wear my glasses for the photo. Fast forward several years later, I am now a 22 year old man and I am fortunate enough to find a recording of this attraction on RUclips. Even though I have gotten used to more intense horror in movies and had a pet snake in high school, I still feel disturbed and writhe a bit as I rewatch the scene where the snake approaches us in the audience.
At 10:05, It's terrifying and sad to think from the point of a son who has been shrunk, to be happy and feeling safe to see his mother then only to feel weakness and intimidation when she comes up close and stares. Her presence made her look menacing instead of comforting as you can notice how the ground trembled loudly from the pressure of her fall. Realistically, what injuries do you think the son would receive if he got trapped under his gigantic mother as her heavy body collapses on him and rubs off him?
At 10:01, the mother gets closer and bends down to stare motionlessly at her son which would be terrifying from the pov of the son. Imagine seeing your own mother that upclose knowing that she is much heavier than you and could easily be crushed and overwhelmed by her massive weight, but she doesn't even realize that before it's too late since she will only be focusing on getting as much close and trying to make physical contact. What would you do if you saw your mother that big upclose?
I was maybe on kindergarten when I saw this attraction at Disneyland Paris, and the only detail I remember was the snake. And I used to take off my 3D glasses to avoid the feeling of being scared of the snake and also to discover the screen without the glasses
Yeah we know Disney discourages people taking video, but if nobody did, we wouldn't be able to appreciate attractions like this that are now long gone.
Since they're doing a revival of the series they should do an updated version (Honey I Shrunk the Audience 2.0) with the reunited cast along with the newcomers.
At 10:05, It's terrifying and sad to think from the point of a son who has been shrunk, to be happy and feeling safe to see his mother then only to feel weakness and intimidation when she comes up close and stares. Her presence made her look menacing instead of comforting as you can notice how the ground trembled loudly from the pressure of her fall. Realistically, what injuries do you think the son would receive if he got trapped under his gigantic mother as her heavy body collapses on him and rubs off him?
The scariest part of the show was definitely the snake since I don’t like snakes at all. So when the snake opened his mouth I was definitely scared for life but the funny part was definitely the dog at the end.
I did some weight difference calculations for the Giant Mother and a shrunken person at 10:00 and found out that she would at least weigh and feel like 1500000 Pounds or almost 70000 KG! Yikes! No wonder such an earthquake is caused as her giant and very heavy body collapses hard on the floor. What would you guys do when gets close to you?
At 10:05, It's terrifying and sad to think from the point of a son who has been shrunk, to be happy and feeling safe to see his mother then only to feel weakness and intimidation when she comes up close and stares. Her presence made her look menacing instead of comforting as you can notice how the ground trembled loudly from the pressure of her fall. Realistically, what injuries do you think the son would receive if he got trapped under his gigantic mother as her heavy body collapses on him and rubs off him?
At 10:05, It's terrifying and sad to think from the point of a son who has been shrunk, to be happy and feeling safe to see his mother then only to feel weakness and intimidation when she comes up close and stares. Her presence made her look menacing instead of comforting as you can notice how the ground trembled loudly from the pressure of her fall. Realistically, what injuries do you think the son would receive if he got trapped under his gigantic mother as her heavy body collapses on him and rubs off him?
This was one of the best attractions in Epcot. They made a big mistake moving it. I miss it so much. I’m really glad I got the opportunity to see this attraction before they removed it
At 10:05, It's terrifying and sad to think from the point of a son who has been shrunk, to be happy and feeling safe to see his mother then only to feel weakness and intimidation when she comes up close and stares. Her presence made her look menacing instead of comforting as you can notice how the ground trembled loudly from the pressure of her fall. Realistically, what injuries do you think the son would receive if he got trapped under his gigantic mother as her heavy body collapses on him and rubs off him?
This show was so much better than captain EO. I should know because I first saw captain EO in 1987 on my first trip to Disneyland. It was showing in tomorrow land. Honey I shrunk the audience did epcot justice and belonged at epcot's imagination pavilion.
It would be interesting if Professor Wayne szalinski and dr. Emmett Brown work together that would be a Disney movie I'd pay to see imagine Honey I shrunk us back to the future
I saw this show when I was 8 years old back in 1999 and the part where the lion comes out I was terrified and was screaming! My mum had to take me out of the show 😂😂. The people who worked there gave me a picture that said “sorry we scared you” 😂😂
I remember being scared and so shocked at 9:58. As a kid, I didn't realise how heavy the giant Mother really is and I was just glad that she reunited with her shrunken son until she suddenly started fainting, collapsed and shaking the ground so loudly under her giant body weight! What do you think would have happened to her son's body if she had landed on him?
@@jessbones8376 At 10:05, It's terrifying and sad to think from the point of a son who has been shrunk, to be happy and feeling safe to see his mother then only to feel weakness and intimidation when she comes up close and stares. Her presence made her look menacing instead of comforting as you can notice how the ground trembled loudly from the pressure of her fall. Realistically, what injuries do you think the son would receive if he got trapped under his gigantic mother as her heavy body collapses on him and rubs off him?
@@CFSAS I remember being scared and so shocked at 9:58. As a kid, I didn't realise how heavy the giant Mother really is and I was just glad that she reunited with her shrunken son until she suddenly started fainting, collapsed and shaking the ground so loudly under her giant body weight! What do you think would have happened to her son's body if she had landed on him?
Got taken to this monstrosity of a theme park attraction when I was 3 years old. I had to be taken out when the cat appeared. To this day it's the most scared ive been of a film, and the image of the cat is forever engrained in my memory as as pure, unrivalled horror
It's an amazing simulation. I always laugh at when Adam picks up the audience in the theatre, and we see the footage of audience members. You can tell it's bad actors. 😂😂
At 10:05, It's terrifying and sad to think from the point of a son who has been shrunk, to be happy and feeling safe to see his mother then only to feel weakness and intimidation when she comes up close and stares. Her presence made her look menacing instead of comforting as you can notice how the ground trembled loudly from the pressure of her fall. Realistically, what injuries do you think the son would receive if he got trapped under his gigantic mother as her heavy body collapses on him and rubs off him?
Remember being terrified of the Disneyland version back in '98. Very underrated show; the effects were pretty damn convincing, especially to a child.
I know the parts that were terrifying.
I saw it back in ‘96.
@@harrystoller4147 full show online free time years before New Year at least before New year old girl she was a little bit of a new 🆕 picture of the same place looks good Disney company class starts at VIP tickets for sale saved by galya peeva she owns
@@harrystoller4147 Same. The mice thing got me good when I was a kid!
At 11:26, is that a female? The way she said "woooo!" while being amazed at the tiny shrunken Nick and the tiny shrunken audience is kinda scary lol. Look at how scared Nick was lol, just looking up in horror towards the giant female.
Really nice someone recorded that. I can remember how it felt sitting in there back in the 90s... My favorite was the sneezing Dog :D
This look so real to and he shrinking everybody and made his dog bigger and that little boy taken a pictures 😳😵
@@suzyra1212 At 10:05, It's terrifying and sad to think from the point of a son who has been shrunk, to be happy and feeling safe to see his mother then only to feel weakness and intimidation when she comes up close and stares. Her presence made her look menacing instead of comforting as you can notice how the ground trembled loudly from the pressure of her fall. Realistically, what injuries do you think the son would receive if he got trapped under his gigantic mother as her heavy body collapses on him and rubs off him?
@@redblazingsky2225 That Dog Was Big When He Blow His Dog Up
@@suzyra1212 The woman was very big and bigger than the dog. Was her son going to be crushed like a bug if she landed on him?
It was great or the Alien one
R.I.P Honey I Shrunk the Audience. 1994-2010
Rip Marcia strassman
The fact that it lasted so long shows how popular it was.
Bummer
I miss it alot 😪
@@sliat1981 still sad she passed away
10:19 "And we'll blow you up as soon as possible. *awkward pause* ... You know what I mean."
That joke was brilliant.
Eric Idle was the perfect actor for that.
Idle git...
@@t.lanfield1936 He was idle in the joke.
@@SwordHMXhe had a good sense of humor.
@@SwordHMX Agreed
Telling my daughter's about this show (15 yr old and 5 year old) and then being able to come on here and show them is priceless. So many great childhood memories at Disney.
This was amazing I remember experiencing this when I was a kid.The snake and the dog part was my favorite.When the dog sneezed they sprayed what I’m assuming was water all over the audience.This video doesn’t do it justice because everything looked extremely real.I miss those days
I first attended this at 12 years old in 1997. I fully expected to get wet when dog sneezed. I also busted up laughing when people screamed during the mouse part. I chalk it up to my dad's sense of humor.
*Great story, Dude.
Oh yt 🤗. That existed, it really happened
What about the lion. Did u feel that?
Those effects though! It really feels like your in the tiny audience and im just watching youtube! I cant imagine how exciting this is in reality this is so amazing
@@redblazingsky2225 oh wow ya thats really amazing and i did really enjoy this thank you for your beautiful message
It’s amazing with all the effects in person!!! I wish they still had it, I saw it when I was 7 and always wanted to see it again
@@kaylee1769 oh no im so sorry it does look really amazing ❤
@@megamushroom It was scary at some parts haha like the mice, you actually feel something touching your legs and going behind you 😂no idea how they did that but it was cool. And when the dog sneezed, you get hit with water. Its so cool
@@kaylee1769 what if it was real?!?!?!?!
10:09
Eric Idle: "She didn't land on anyone did she?"
Child in audience: "Me!"
Holy shit they all look like shrink tiny size i saw this before that tiny little thing crawl and can feel it and feel itchy when rat crawling and that little boy saying little people with a camera and snake he is gonna make that dog bigger that will sneeze everybody and can feel it but that is so cool feel like everybody is shrinking everyone it look so real back to the feature ride is so cool too but gone because the simpsons and look like they all flying delorena time machine 😆
@@redblazingsky2225 His mom faint when she look at everybody that small 😳😵
At 10:01, the mother gets closer and bends down to stare motionlessly at her son which would be terrifying from the pov of the son. Imagine seeing your own mother that upclose knowing that she is much heavier than you and could easily be crushed and overwhelmed by her massive weight, but she doesn't even realize that before it's too late since she will only be focusing on getting as much close and trying to make physical contact. What would you do if you saw your mother that big upclose?
Theory: Amy left NV for college at the start of Blew Up the Kid. Adam was born, Diane and Wayne neglected Nick and focused on Adam. This caused lots of resentment towards his parents and his brother. He developed a crush on Mandy Park, and he tried asking for help about it, but no luck. He wanted to spend time with his dad going to the movies. However, Adam became 7 ft tall because of the events of the movie, that didn't happen either. Eventually, he and Mandy were stuck in Adam's pocket. They made it through Las Vegas, NV. They tried escaping giant Adam again, taking a yellow convertible, but the giant infant saw his surroundings as a playground and played with the car they were stuck in. Thankfully, he saved them from their potential demise. Hendrickson tried to sedate him but ended up being electrocuted and crying. Diane grew big to get Adam to respond to her. However, she didn't bother to take Nick and Mandy out of Adam's pocket, forgetting about them until the last minute. Nick got mad by this as he felt abandoned. Once his parents changed him and Mandy back, he snapped, blaming Diane for everything that happened. The same happened in I shrunk the audience and exploded once more because his request for help was disregarded, as her fainting nearly killed him instead of helping him. They had a huge fight about it which stemmed from the neglect in addition to when Mandy's parents found out what happened on the news and blamed his family for everything making them out to be weirdos.
I went on this once when I was little. It terrified me. Never went on again. But as the years went on I kinda wished I went on it a few times before EO came back.
Think Away Films Me too
I was the same way dude, I remember the snake part all too well, I would actually rather have this than Captain EO due to my obsession with Rick Moranis.
@Zarquis Yiris Have them bring it back to Disneyland as well.
@Zarquis Yiris really?!
@Zarquis Yiris COOL
I experienced this show both in 95 and 99, and I LOVED the mice part. It felt so good; I was laughing the entire time.
NORGAS
At 10:06, What do you think would really happen to a person if their body gets stuck under a giant woman when she collapsed onto them?
I didn't remember much from this except 2 things:
The escaping lab mice. For who haven't experienced this attraction: once the lights go out an effect in front of your feet starts blowing air onto your ankles, creating the illusion mice are running by your feet 0_0 People were screaming and jumping out of their seats left and right it was amazing.
The other thing was the sneezing dog. This was truely an experience back in the day XD
I remember being scared and so shocked at 9:58. As a kid, I didn't realise how heavy the giant Mother really is and I was just glad that she reunited with her shrunken son until she suddenly started fainting, collapsed and shaking the ground so loudly under her giant body weight! What do you think would have happened to her son's body if she had landed on him?
I remember this as well when I was little. It felt so real lol
@@redblazingsky2225dude what was your deal with the mother and being so huge?
@@Echolyris212Because it traumatised me as a kid seeing someone so big
My mom and I hated that effect.
I experience this show at Epcot for the first and last time in 2005, and it was a great sequel to “Honey I, Shrunk The Kids”and “Honey I, Blew Up The Kid” I never realized how realistic and cool it was I miss it so much, believe it or not this was the third time Nick got shrunk
It's a sequel to them and before honey we shrunk ourselves
Don't you mean the second time? I don't remember Nick being shrunk in Honey, I Blew Up the Kid.
@@spydersoup8447 at the end of the movie, when Wayne shrinks Adam and Diane back to normal size, Nick and Mandy were in Adam's pocket. Ergo, the two teens were shrunk.
Core memory restored
At 10:06, What do you think would really happen to a person if their body gets stuck under the giant mother when she collapsed onto them?
The scariest part for me is when the mother faints . It’s scary seeing someone so big seemingly falling on you and crushing you .
At 10:01, the mother gets closer and bends down to stare motionlessly at her son which would be terrifying from the pov of the son. Imagine seeing your own mother that upclose knowing that she is much heavier than you and could easily be crushed and overwhelmed by her massive weight, but she doesn't even realize that before it's too late since she will only be focusing on getting as much close and trying to make physical contact. What would you do if you saw your mother that big upclose?
@@redblazingsky2225 Yea that is scary indeed. I dont want that to happen at all, with the fainting that is. I would prefer the protective mama bear aspect to it.
@@rawansinger77 What would have happened to Nick's body under his gigantic heavy mother if she had landed on him?
@@redblazingsky2225 Had she landed on Nick, he would have died.
@@rawansinger77 That's for sure. What will be the condition of his body when the giant mother collides onto him?
I saw this at Disneyland in ‘98 and I remember thinking to myself when Quark sneezed at the audience “How did they do that spraying water effect? That felt so real!”
At the mice part, you actually felt something moving around your legs. Still wonder how they did that. Thanks for recording this part of my childhood, what a trip down memory lane!
They blew air near the ground to give illusion of something passing through your legs
At 10:05, It's terrifying and sad to think from the point of a son who has been shrunk, to be happy and feeling safe to see his mother then only to feel weakness and intimidation when she comes up close and stares. Her presence made her look menacing instead of comforting as you can notice how the ground trembled loudly from the pressure of her fall. Realistically, what injuries do you think the son would receive if he got trapped under his gigantic mother as her heavy body collapses on him and rubs off him?
@@redblazingsky2225😂😂 ridiculous.
You dont get this type of 3d in regular theaters! This was pure 3d at its finest! Terrifying at some parts lol
I remember my body jumped at 10:06. What caused the ground shake in that part?
@@redblazingsky2225 What do you mean? The woman fainting.
@@LauRa-re9un At 10:01, the mother gets closer and bends down to stare motionlessly at her son which would be terrifying from the pov of the son. Imagine seeing your own mother that upclose knowing that she is much heavier than you and could easily be crushed and overwhelmed by her massive weight, but she doesn't even realize that before it's too late since she will only be focusing on getting as much close and trying to make physical contact. What would you do if you saw your mother that big upclose?
@@redblazingsky2225 Ha ha, all right
@@LauRa-re9un At 10:01, It makes me wonder because my grandmother who has a very weird fear of small things such as dolls or watching a shrunken person on tv. She once got nauseous and fainted when she saw a doll on the floor, she fell on top of the doll and vomited on it. She regained consciousness and I took her to her room and when I came back for the doll, it was broken in pieces and lying in vomit. So, it made me scared to think when I saw this episode that if I was shrunk then how would my grandmother react to me and that she is also a large 300 pounds woman?
The mouse part was HORRIFYING as a child. Idk how they did it but they made it feel like little mice were running up and down your legs and then under your seat! I swear! I lifted my legs and screamed bloody murder when i was like 10.
@IWatchWeirdVideos I remember feeling them! And screaming and pulling my legs up but I still felt them on the chair. That ride needs legit like... Health warnings. I'm surprised no one died of a heart attack.
At 10:05, It's terrifying and sad to think from the point of a son who has been shrunk, to be happy and feeling safe to see his mother then only to feel weakness and intimidation when she comes up close and stares. Her presence made her look menacing instead of comforting as you can notice how the ground trembled loudly from the pressure of her fall. Realistically, what injuries do you think the son would receive if he got trapped under his gigantic mother as her heavy body collapses on him and rubs off him?
Same. I reached down one time cause I knew the mice were coming and it was wires!
@@jjjjx whaaaa?! I felt it in the seat too lol
Same it freaked me out so bad 😂😂😂😂
Omg I remember this when I was little
Cool
I also love Captain Eo, Muppet Vision and It's Tough to be a Bug, but Honey, I Shrunk the Audience was low key the best and most underrated Disney 3D movie attraction.
At 10:01, It makes me wonder because my grandmother who has a very weird fear of small things such as dolls or watching a shrunken person on tv. She once got nauseous and fainted when she saw a doll on the floor, she fell on top of the doll and vomited on it. She regained consciousness and I took her to her room and when I came back for the doll, it was broken in pieces and lying in vomit. So, it made me scared to think when I saw this episode that if I was shrunk then how would my grandmother react to me and that she is also a large 300 pounds woman?
Omg yeaaas muppet vision! 😂 Epic AF sucks they are forever gone I could go on this ride there times if I was at Epcot for a day. Just like the E.T ride at universal which I hope stays up
XD
@@redblazingsky2225 1994
Captain EO is boring. It's just a Michael Jackson music video in 3D. I loved the other ones though, way more immersive. It's Tough to Be A Bug and this show, I found to be traumatizing as a kid lol.
The lion part terrified me when I was a kid
Same
Ghenny me too!
Imagine if that lion was Scar from the lion king. That'd be scarier.
It didn't scare *ME.* 😏
I've never been in this theatre. My first trip to Disney was a month ago. But Mickey's Philharmagic has that same 4-D theatre with the unexpected stuff
I’m so glad somebody recorded this, I saw it when I was 7 back in 2007 and loved it! It was scary, but I thought it was so cool! I’m so sad they don’t have it anymore because I’ve always wanted to see it again
At 10:01, It makes me wonder because my grandmother who has a very weird fear of small things such as dolls or watching a shrunken person on tv. She once got nauseous and fainted when she saw a doll on the floor, she fell on top of the doll and vomited on it. She regained consciousness and I took her to her room and when I came back for the doll, it was broken in pieces and lying in vomit. So, it made me scared to think when I saw this episode that if I was shrunk then how would my grandmother react to me and that she is also a large 300 pounds woman?
@@redblazingsky2225 Disneyland Paris
omg this unlocked a HUGE memory. i was like 3 at Disneyland and I cried my eyes out because of how scary i found this! my mum had to cover my eyes and she didn't even finish watching it!!
At 10:01, the mother gets closer and bends down to stare motionlessly at her son which would be terrifying from the pov of the son. Imagine seeing your own mother that upclose knowing that she is much heavier than you and could easily be crushed and overwhelmed by her massive weight, but she doesn't even realize that before it's too late since she will only be focusing on getting as much close and trying to make physical contact. What would you do if you saw your mother that big upclose?
@@redblazingsky2225stop!!!!!😂😂😂😂😂 seriously so the mom is big!!! And??!!!!
Disney should bring this attraction back for a limited time because I never went in there
I went on it several times and it was super fun, you can feel the mouse tails whipping your legs.
@@js5072 At 10:05, It's terrifying and sad to think from the point of a son who has been shrunk, to be happy and feeling safe to see his mother then only to feel weakness and intimidation when she comes up close and stares. Her presence made her look menacing instead of comforting as you can notice how the ground trembled loudly from the pressure of her fall. Realistically, what injuries do you think the son would receive if he got trapped under his gigantic mother as her heavy body collapses on him and rubs off him?
I remember taking off the 3D glasses and it's still the same. That's good projection.
7:22 my parents always tell me the time when I was a kid I was scared of the cat my dad tried to block my eyes and I moved his hands to see the screen and when the cat screeched at us I grabbed his hand and covered my face back 😂
What about the giant mother at 10:01?
That sh!t was like a pokemon evolution the way it went from tom cat, to caracal cat, to lion.
I saw this when I was either 5 or 6. I had begged my mom and dad to see it and I remember getting terrified from when the mom fell and the snake, but having a blast pretending to be carried around by the kid. Easily one of my favorite shows and I really miss it! You really do feel tiny!
At 10:06, What do you think would really happen to a person if their body gets stuck under the giant mother when she collapsed onto them?
I saw it as a kid when I was very young and it scared my shitless. I got to see it again shortly before it closed when I was older and I loved it.
You know what would have been a nice update if this had lasted longer? If 11:10 featured an actual live feed from a camera hidden just above the screen.
just what i thought
@@dianaaa6244 I remember my body jumped at 10:06. What caused the ground shake in that part?
@@redblazingsky2225 I think it's the effect from Nick's mom falling, like the shockwave.
@@barksanddreams2234 What would have happened to Nick's tiny body if she had landed on him?
@@redblazingsky2225 Probably would've been crushed! But I doubt that happens?
I remember seeing this when I first went to Disneyland Paris with my family. I was so scared when I was younger of the cat that turns into the lion and the snake. Loved Kwork at the end sneezing. Reliving my childhood right here...
At 10:06, What do you think would really happen to a person if their body gets stuck under a giant woman when she collapsed onto them?
Best childhood experience ever. My mom freaked the fuck out at the mice. I thought it was cool AF. And looked under my seat after and couldn't find where they kept the feelerz. Haha. This and the honey I shrunk the kids playground where you climb around smaller than an 🐜 sliding down batteries surrounded by giant Grass and other stuff. Child's imagination come to life and nothing can ever compare.not even virtual reality.
@@redblazingsky2225 god shut the fuck up weirdo
Sequel "Honey, I blew up the dog"🤣
Yeah! 😂
The first time I experienced the ride I was 11 and the mice sensation freaked the hell out of me. Even watching it as an adult lol I still find it scary.. i loved it though i wish they would bring it back 😩
At 10:01, the mother gets closer and bends down to stare motionlessly at her son which would be terrifying from the pov of the son. Imagine seeing your own mother that upclose knowing that she is much heavier than you and could easily be crushed and overwhelmed by her massive weight, but she doesn't even realize that before it's too late since she will only be focusing on getting as much close and trying to make physical contact. What would you do if you saw your mother that big upclose?
They should bring this show back
I remember this to be very scary when I was a kid. I remember after the cat-lion thing I did not want to watch it anymore. So we went out of the theater.
Omg same
Pussies
Fairplay what a pussy
If only Phineas & Ferb did a 4d show like this in Epcot.
What do you think it could be about?
This is how you do a 4D show. The effects on this attraction were great. The audience reaction is proof.
At 10:06, What do you think would really happen to a person if their body gets stuck under the giant woman when she collapsed onto them?
I remember this terrifying me as a child
It freaked me out when I was 13 1/2 years old back in 1996 when I went to Disney World for the first.
@@merfwriter Wow, Dude. 😂
I was 6 when I went to this in 2005. This brought back terrible memories. I remember the snake now, and the squirting water (which I didn't remember coming from the dog).
I liked the mice part. It felt so good.
lol not as bad as the alien ride hahah
Why can't 4d cinema be like this? I just saw a 4dx movie and it made me remember seeing this in the 90s and remembering it being so much better and more realistic. All these years I always thought why don't they make regular hollywood movies like this and when they finally do it's not as good as they did it 30 years ago!
Ikr! Specially at 10:01, when the mother walks closer and collides hard on the floor and shakes the ground under her body. You could really feel the weight difference and how a caring mother can be very dangerous because she is much heavier than you.
It was raining one night while we were there and ran into this building not knowing what we were getting ourselves into(first time at Disney). My mom is terrified of snakes so when that part came up, she was literally sitting on top of my dad's head screaming. It was hilarious and definitely a memory maker lol. I wish it was still there.
At 10:01, It makes me wonder because my grandmother who has a very weird fear of small things such as dolls or watching a shrunken person on tv. She once got nauseous and fainted when she saw a doll on the floor, she fell on top of the doll and vomited on it. She regained consciousness and I took her to her room and when I came back for the doll, it was broken in pieces and lying in vomit. So, it made me scared to think when I saw this episode that if I was shrunk then how would my grandmother react to me and that she is also a large 300 pounds woman?
@@redblazingsky2225 I'm kinda scared of that fear too like your grandma. But not the dolls part. Just being tiny. In spite of it, I am more fond of the idea of being taken care of by the one who is giant in my own pov. I am just more scared of falling off and dying all the hazards that come with being that size.
@@rawansinger77 Wouldn't the giant be more dangerous and clumsy when nearby? Such as my grandma is already a 300 pounds big woman. She doesn't take baths and might play disgusting pranks such as, dropping her whole weight to sit and fart on me. As she is old and doesn't know how dangerous her weight can be as a giant. What will it do to me?
@@redblazingsky2225 Good point. None of us want the unaware stuff you said. Let's say we tiny forever from a virus or something, I'd at least want a giant who is friendly, protective and caring that I can trust completely. Because it would be so bad if trapped in the wrong hands.
@@rawansinger77 What things could happen if trapped in the wrong hands such as my grandma?
9:50 (Party poppers go off) Alright everyone, he said it. We can go home now, Gift bags at the Door!
I saw this at Disneyland before when I was a kid!!!!!
Cool
I basically cried at the cat/lion part when I was younger 😂
I never experienced this, but I felt it all in this recording.
At 10:05, It's terrifying and sad to think from the point of a son who has been shrunk, to be happy and feeling safe to see his mother then only to feel weakness and intimidation when she comes up close and stares. Her presence made her look menacing instead of comforting as you can notice how the ground trembled loudly from the pressure of her fall. Realistically, what injuries do you think the son would receive if he got trapped under his gigantic mother as her heavy body collapses on him and rubs off him?
Loved this back in 2006. I went in the building for first time since then recently and the memories all flooded back.
At 10:06, What do you think would really happen to a person if their body gets stuck under the giant mother when she collapsed onto them?
Love the absolute chaos at the mice.
There’s something that actually touches your leg at that part 😂
This movie really scared me as a kid (8 / 9 years old), left with my dad outside couldn't handle it back then. Even now some sceens are really terrifying.
At 10:05, It's terrifying and sad to think from the point of a son who has been shrunk, to be happy and feeling safe to see his mother then only to feel weakness and intimidation when she comes up close and stares. Her presence made her look menacing instead of comforting as you can notice how the ground trembled loudly from the pressure of her fall. Realistically, what injuries do you think the son would receive if he got trapped under his gigantic mother as her heavy body collapses on him and rubs off him?
Once I saw the Yesterworld thumbnail, I vaguely remembered seeing this(the cat and dog came to mind).
This is so nostalgic for me. This was one of my favorite rides back in 2000-2003 the only 2 times that I've been to Disney World lol. I was obsessed with the movies so I was so excited for this ride and I loved it!
At 10:06, What do you think would really happen to a person if their body gets stuck under the giant woman when she collapsed onto them?
10:01 You would think Diane would be used to the shenanigans by now, but does her signature faint.
What a faint that was! How much do you think she would weigh like to cause such earthquake?
The Haunted Mansion seems tame compared to this.
Expect for Constance Hatchaway (the bride)
At 10:06, What do you think would really happen to a person if their body gets stuck under a giant woman when she collapsed onto them?
@@redblazingsky2225 I don't want to even think about that. She could accidentally crush them maybe.
@@ryleelovesstitch2949 Do you think they would be able to lift her giant body before getting crushed?
@@redblazingsky2225 probably
@@ryleelovesstitch2949 Why did the ground shake so much when she fainted and fell?
i got real terrified of the cat turning into a lion when i was a kid and remember running out of there after i felt a scratch
At 10:01, It makes me wonder because my grandmother who has a very weird fear of small things such as dolls or watching a shrunken person on tv. She once got nauseous and fainted when she saw a doll on the floor, she fell on top of the doll and vomited on it. She regained consciousness and I took her to her room and when I came back for the doll, it was broken in pieces and lying in vomit. So, it made me scared to think when I saw this episode that if I was shrunk then how would my grandmother react to me and that she is also a large 300 pounds woman?
When you're wearing the 3D glasses, it definitely looks like the lion is clawing at your face. My stepdad is a veterinarian who used to work at a zoo. I actually saw him get into a cage with a mountain lion to treat it!!! Of course, he sedated it before he started working on it. If I were a veterinarian who was treating a mountain lion, the only thing on my mind would be, "Gee, I hope I gave this thing enough sedative!!!"
7:17 🐈 7:25 🦁
Aw the cat is cute
The lion is king of the beast
@@ryanbeard6896 yes
14:01 🐕🦖
10:06 👱🏻♀️⚓
I remember going to see this when I was 4. I don't think I was familiar with 3D movies yet (Spy Kids 3D and 3D home movie hardware didn't even exist). When I saw this, there was so much that shocked me and astounded me. Like how you see the mice being copied in the video and the next thing you know a bunch of mice are running underneath you in the audience. And then you have creepy imagery like a disembodied cat head turning into an angry lion inches from your face. But the part that really got me was that ... (shudder) snake. It made me cry because of how much it scared me. My parents then forced me to sit through it again with my family even though I didn't want to. Although, they said I could watch it without the glasses. After that, they wanted to do a family photo where we all wore our glasses; except I was so traumatized i didn't even want to wear my glasses for the photo. Fast forward several years later, I am now a 22 year old man and I am fortunate enough to find a recording of this attraction on RUclips. Even though I have gotten used to more intense horror in movies and had a pet snake in high school, I still feel disturbed and writhe a bit as I rewatch the scene where the snake approaches us in the audience.
I remember being there in 2000. It was very amusing and unexpected. Thanks for the revival.
At 10:05, It's terrifying and sad to think from the point of a son who has been shrunk, to be happy and feeling safe to see his mother then only to feel weakness and intimidation when she comes up close and stares. Her presence made her look menacing instead of comforting as you can notice how the ground trembled loudly from the pressure of her fall. Realistically, what injuries do you think the son would receive if he got trapped under his gigantic mother as her heavy body collapses on him and rubs off him?
2000? I bet you had fun during that Millennium Celebration.
Saw this when I was about 6 and ran out screaming at the cat part ;P
Rick Moran is is funny when he pronounce sorry. Oh yeah he’s Canadian Siri everybody.
The mice part where they have something tickling your legs is the reason that I am terrified of mice to this day.
At 10:01, the mother gets closer and bends down to stare motionlessly at her son which would be terrifying from the pov of the son. Imagine seeing your own mother that upclose knowing that she is much heavier than you and could easily be crushed and overwhelmed by her massive weight, but she doesn't even realize that before it's too late since she will only be focusing on getting as much close and trying to make physical contact. What would you do if you saw your mother that big upclose?
I miss this show
I remember my body jumped at 10:06. What caused the ground shake in that part?
@@redblazingsky2225 It’s just a faint. But I feel you because you thought the audience was going to get crushed.
At 10:06, What do you think would really happen to a person if their body gets stuck under a giant woman when she collapsed onto them?
@@redblazingsky2225 May be squashed like a bug
@@ChristineBailey91 Would they able to lift her giant body before being squashed?
Loved this ride.
At 10:06, What do you think would really happen to a person if their body gets stuck under the giant woman when she collapsed onto them?
I was maybe on kindergarten when I saw this attraction at Disneyland Paris, and the only detail I remember was the snake. And I used to take off my 3D glasses to avoid the feeling of being scared of the snake and also to discover the screen without the glasses
I remember my body jumped at 10:06. What caused the ground shake in that part?
I remember this show being so odd and random...I loved it, though.
I remember the actual movie. Those kids got stuck in the lawn the whole time
It was, I remember one point something in the back of your chair pokes you and that hurt!
Yeah we know Disney discourages people taking video, but if nobody did, we wouldn't be able to appreciate attractions like this that are now long gone.
At 10:06, What do you think would really happen to a person if their body gets stuck under the falling giant mother when she collapsed onto them?
Honey I blew up the dog, BEST PREQUEL EVER!!!
At 10:06, What do you think would really happen to a person if their body gets stuck under the falling giant mother when she collapsed onto them?
I cried. Nay, I screamed and sobbed when the lion popped out of the screen, 3 year old me was traumatized that day 😭
This can never beat captain EO
Honey I Shrunk the Audience Returns Coming to Epcot.
I saw this at Disneyland when I was 10 in 2000
Best Show Ever
I saw this at Disneyland (California) in April 2005.
Since they're doing a revival of the series they should do an updated version (Honey I Shrunk the Audience 2.0) with the reunited cast along with the newcomers.
At 10:05, It's terrifying and sad to think from the point of a son who has been shrunk, to be happy and feeling safe to see his mother then only to feel weakness and intimidation when she comes up close and stares. Her presence made her look menacing instead of comforting as you can notice how the ground trembled loudly from the pressure of her fall. Realistically, what injuries do you think the son would receive if he got trapped under his gigantic mother as her heavy body collapses on him and rubs off him?
They’re making another sequel
The scariest part of the show was definitely the snake since I don’t like snakes at all. So when the snake opened his mouth I was definitely scared for life but the funny part was definitely the dog at the end.
At 10:06, What do you think would really happen to a person if their body gets stuck under the giant mother when she collapsed onto them?
I did some weight difference calculations for the Giant Mother and a shrunken person at 10:00 and found out that she would at least weigh and feel like 1500000 Pounds or almost 70000 KG! Yikes! No wonder such an earthquake is caused as her giant and very heavy body collapses hard on the floor. What would you guys do when gets close to you?
I loved this show when I was a kid!
At 10:05, It's terrifying and sad to think from the point of a son who has been shrunk, to be happy and feeling safe to see his mother then only to feel weakness and intimidation when she comes up close and stares. Her presence made her look menacing instead of comforting as you can notice how the ground trembled loudly from the pressure of her fall. Realistically, what injuries do you think the son would receive if he got trapped under his gigantic mother as her heavy body collapses on him and rubs off him?
Man, this attraction traumatized me so much as a kid, I never went back to it.
At 10:05, It's terrifying and sad to think from the point of a son who has been shrunk, to be happy and feeling safe to see his mother then only to feel weakness and intimidation when she comes up close and stares. Her presence made her look menacing instead of comforting as you can notice how the ground trembled loudly from the pressure of her fall. Realistically, what injuries do you think the son would receive if he got trapped under his gigantic mother as her heavy body collapses on him and rubs off him?
This was one of the best attractions in Epcot. They made a big mistake moving it. I miss it so much. I’m really glad I got the opportunity to see this attraction before they removed it
At 10:06, What do you think would really happen to a person if their body gets stuck under the giant woman when she collapsed onto them?
I’ve seen this twice it was nice 👍
At 10:05, It's terrifying and sad to think from the point of a son who has been shrunk, to be happy and feeling safe to see his mother then only to feel weakness and intimidation when she comes up close and stares. Her presence made her look menacing instead of comforting as you can notice how the ground trembled loudly from the pressure of her fall. Realistically, what injuries do you think the son would receive if he got trapped under his gigantic mother as her heavy body collapses on him and rubs off him?
I wore sandals to this so l kept my feet up but l did feel the slapping on my knees
At 10:06, What do you think would really happen to a person if their body gets stuck under the giant mother when she collapsed onto them?
This show was so much better than captain EO. I should know because I first saw captain EO in 1987 on my first trip to Disneyland. It was showing in tomorrow land. Honey I shrunk the audience did epcot justice and belonged at epcot's imagination pavilion.
It would be interesting if Professor Wayne szalinski and dr. Emmett Brown work together that would be a Disney movie I'd pay to see imagine Honey I shrunk us back to the future
I saw this show when I was 8 years old back in 1999 and the part where the lion comes out I was terrified and was screaming! My mum had to take me out of the show 😂😂. The people who worked there gave me a picture that said “sorry we scared you” 😂😂
I remember being scared and so shocked at 9:58. As a kid, I didn't realise how heavy the giant Mother really is and I was just glad that she reunited with her shrunken son until she suddenly started fainting, collapsed and shaking the ground so loudly under her giant body weight! What do you think would have happened to her son's body if she had landed on him?
I had the same experience!
I didn't know anything about this back then it looked so cool.
I knew a kid who claimed the hoverpad malfunctioned because he punched it.
Good luck honey kid tonight see volume of the film back to the film dance academy
I remember the Disneyland show, and the 3D technology surpassed what we had today. It's almost like we regressed.
I remember being terrified of that snake. I was 10 at the time. Never wanted to go back to this attraction anymore
Now they have Honey I shrunk the drag Queens
Man I remember this like it was yesterday! It really felt like mice on your feet
I think all they did was blow air on us but it scared the hell out of me as a kid 😅
@@jessbones8376 At 10:05, It's terrifying and sad to think from the point of a son who has been shrunk, to be happy and feeling safe to see his mother then only to feel weakness and intimidation when she comes up close and stares. Her presence made her look menacing instead of comforting as you can notice how the ground trembled loudly from the pressure of her fall. Realistically, what injuries do you think the son would receive if he got trapped under his gigantic mother as her heavy body collapses on him and rubs off him?
I used to work this at Disneyland. Even though I watched it countless times it always made me laugh.
Oney plays brought me here
You have the video that they played that brought you here? I’m just curious.
@@CFSAS I remember being scared and so shocked at 9:58. As a kid, I didn't realise how heavy the giant Mother really is and I was just glad that she reunited with her shrunken son until she suddenly started fainting, collapsed and shaking the ground so loudly under her giant body weight! What do you think would have happened to her son's body if she had landed on him?
Got taken to this monstrosity of a theme park attraction when I was 3 years old. I had to be taken out when the cat appeared. To this day it's the most scared ive been of a film, and the image of the cat is forever engrained in my memory as as pure, unrivalled horror
At 10:06, What do you think would really happen to a person if their body gets stuck under the giant woman when she collapsed onto them?
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It just an the giant dog like some T-Rex
It's an amazing simulation.
I always laugh at when Adam picks up the audience in the theatre, and we see the footage of audience members. You can tell it's bad actors. 😂😂
At 10:06, What do you think would really happen to a person if their body gets stuck under the giant mother when she collapsed onto them?
I got lucky to see this before it closed when I was a child
At 10:05, It's terrifying and sad to think from the point of a son who has been shrunk, to be happy and feeling safe to see his mother then only to feel weakness and intimidation when she comes up close and stares. Her presence made her look menacing instead of comforting as you can notice how the ground trembled loudly from the pressure of her fall. Realistically, what injuries do you think the son would receive if he got trapped under his gigantic mother as her heavy body collapses on him and rubs off him?
The shrinking machine is latest technology device
こんな画質の良いミクロアドベンチャー の動画、滅多に無い！！！
I loved that ride
In 2010, Honey, I Shrunk the Audience has come to an end and was closed down 13 years ago.
It's so sad for Honey fans young and old.
At 10:06, What do you think would really happen to a person if their body gets stuck under the giant mother when she collapsed onto them?
The snake part got me as a kid.