The old guy with the camera and cigar (in the park...on a ride!) getting startled at 1:28 was amazing. His reaction to getting bumped was hilarious...and he never dropped that cigar.
It’s so weird hearing words like “tight budget” with Disney, considering at the turn of the decade they are now a multi trillion dollar powerhouse all over the world with seemingly endless budgets.
Not really weird when you have studio honchos like Bob Iger in charge of the theme parks: These are people who are used to tight budgets, and only greenlighting the ones who meet that criterion.
At first, i thought you were a generic top ten channel like Watchmojo who just acted like he cared and knew about the topics he spoke about, but i was dead wrong. These videos are great and educated. Keep up the good work!
UltraCheesy Studios I don't like watchmojo either. Their videos are usually wildly incorrect, or have ridiculous opinions. I mean, they put Gravity Falls on a list of the top 10 worst disney cartoons >:|
UltraCheesy Studios he might not be a mega Disney fan though he could maybe just do some decent research but who knows. I'm not a big Disney fan by a long shot but I no a lot of stuff anyway I'm talking about WDW, not so much Disneyland but I know the basics for Disneyland)since I'm a local and went 6 times a year at least with probably an average of 25 days spent in property every year from when I was 3 up until my mid teens. just never was the biggest Disney fan as a kid, I like Universal better so as I hit 16 years old and my brothers and sisters hit 14 and 11 we starting to get tired of Disney as well so we started switching off every other year to an annual pass at Universal. now in my early 30 s i always buy annual passes for me and my son to go to Universal every year. bought annual passes for 2 years when he was a bit younger and he just really didn't care for it that much. To be honest he really doesn't care for Universal either but he likes it better. I know weird kid LOL.
stephanie nicole the line for that ride was the shortest in California land every time I went. I thought the ride was fun the fist time, after that it got kinda boring
Since I use to do this ride every time we went to DCA...I have to say the individuals who would place a small child in the middle then slip them out of the restraint to be put on the surface (while the ride was in full operation) just to get a beach ball was a major issue for new cast members. When they took the beach balls out (because somebody decided to hurl it like a NBL pitcher against people they did not know) was the start of the decline for that ride. Personally the Luigi's dancing cars ride needs to go. I got hurt on that ride by the aggressive jerking. Original Flying Saucers was the best...but technological advances don't always make a good ride. My opinion...the Rocket Rods were the product of being CHEAP and using track that was made for touring not a thrill ride. Even my 4 year old son who rode the ride HATED IT.
Funtime Bailey my dad, who is like 50, said that Tomorrowlands future ride (where you could make your own future) had cellphones, color TVs, and radios. Yeah
They were a great ride! Probably my favorite of all time. The vid doesn't even show one of the ingenious bits of engineering which involved a giant sweeper arm that would gently wrangle all the saucers that were currently in the open field and enclose them in a pen while simultaneously releasing the waiting saucers and passengers into the open field. I was 12 when the ride was removed and have bored my family through the years with tales about the Flying Saucers!
Yeah I’m on my dads account but the flying saucers in cars land we’re the best I went on it when I was like six when I rode it but last time I went to Disney cars land just opened and it was PACKED
I personally don't even think it's worthy of Universal Studios OR Six Flags. It seems more like a county fair ride, though in that case it would actually be really good based on county fair standards.
It’s so great. It’s a virtual walk on 99% of the time, it’s fun, it’s a great chance to relax in the AC and chat with your friends/family/whoever you’re vacationing with. I love that ride.
In my opinion, Journey into your Imagination was the biggest failed ride because the original was considered to be the most beloved ride at Epcot and they replaced it with something horrible.
Thats one of my favorite rides tooo!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! and i mean by the 2.0 version i love more! cause it can say out your mind and tell you your creativity level! and i wanna know mine but now i cant cause of those stupid adults!!!!!!!! and im 9 btw!
I remember Imagination 1.0 from my childhood. I was SO upset when they closed it and changed it. I never saw 2.0, though my parents took my little brother that year and saw it and said it sucked. When I graduated high school, I got to pick where we went on vacation and obviously, it was back to Disney World for us! We saw 3.0 and while I didn't like it as much as 1.0, it wasn't bad. I still have my Figment stuffed animal, though, because he's awesome.
In terms of Journey Into Imagination (referring to all three versions), my mom went on the first and second version. She hated the second version, and had been avoiding it even after the third version opened, that is until this year, when I made her go on it with me, and I had fun. It’s the only version I’ve been on, however I think it’s definitely good, not terrible at all.
@@mareeeedensos6348 I'm pretty sure that disney have coined that title in the movie "Meet The Robinson", where the characters a theme park called that.
the thing we all need in life is social repose you’re so right , I came back from six flags a hr ago and it’s soooo hot (100°) , the lines are long, and sooooo much walking
I think you nailed number one... Superstar Limo is the worst thing Disney ever did. I rode it, was very unsettling. Luigi's Tires would have been number 2 for me. I also rode that and thought it was too slow. I wouldn't have put Rocket Rods or Flying Saucers on this list. I understand they were closed due to technical problems, but people loved them. I thought Rocket Rods was wicked the only time I got to go on them when they worked... Instead I think Maliboomer and Alien Encounter earned spots.
Technical failures are definitely still worth looking at, with Rocket Rods being an exceptionally good case study of how a decently cool idea can go completely wrong when a bunch of budget cuts and technical issues get thrown into the mix.
Connor Stilwell Alien Encounter was great in its first incarnation. Wayyyy scary but not so scary you would refuse to do it. I’ve heard the Stitch version is no good. Sad.
@@pawtonsansders985 it's was a drop tower ride at Disney's California adventure. I live in California and my parents took me to the park a lot back then. We still go to this day but I really wish they would finally build the fancy quin jet ride at avengers campus here at California adventure. I never got on the maliboomer because I was too scared and only about 9 or 10 at the time. Anyways for some reason they randomly closed it (I think right before they remodeled the entrance and built Buena Vista Street. The area where the maliboomer was sat abandoned for a few years since even though they took out the ride they didn't take out the elevated concrete platform the ride sat on. It was used as a smoking area for a short while. Then there was plans to put the green army men parachute drop ride (from disneyland paris) in the abandoned maliboomer area. Mainly due to it fitting in with the Pixar pier re theme. Sadly all they did was move fliks flyers from the bugs land area to the maliboomer spot. Probably to save money, since they were tearing down bugs land to build avengers campus. All they did was re theme the ride to inside out emotional whirlwind, and that's what currently sits in the former maliboomer spot to this day.
The original Journey Into Imagination was perfect! It was dazzling, whimisical, the animatronic hosts were excellent, and it was a visual delight no matter where you looked. The latest incarnation...NONE OF THE ABOVE! It's cold, sterile, Figment is treated like a pest instead of a partner, and Eric Idle is the straight man (for a comedian of his talent and reputation, a tremendous waste and an insult)!!! They need to bring back the original, along with enhanced animatronics and visual effects.
johntheechidna1 I agree with you about the latest incarnation of the ride. I never went on the first one or the one before that, but the one they have now made me annoyed of Figment and made me want the ride to end pretty fast. They should either do a little updated version of the first one or just have a different ride.
johntheechidna1 this makes me so glad i was able to ride the original. I haven't been back since i was a kid but I loved Figment. I remembered the song after all these years. I would like to experience the new one for comparison.
Really what they should have done, since it was one of the top rated attractions, was use the money from Kodak to do maintenance, and maybe update a few of the animatronics. Right now the rumor is that it's eventually going to be replaced by an Inside Out themed ride.
Lauren Emmett I just got back from WDW after having last been in like 1996. I too loved the original ride, and lovingly referred to it as, "Figment" (ie. "Let's go on Figment next!"). The newest version of the ride is pretty bland, two-dimensional (in ways quite literal and figurative) and seems to talk about nonsense the entire time. It was a pretty lame follow-up to what was always an appealing kid-ride in my opinion :(
Funfact: Based on one of the default appearances, the Flying Saucers attraction in RollerCoaster Tycoon is based on the failed Disney attraction, it also sports a similar design, with a floor with a lot of darker spots (representing the air holes) and similarly styled ride vehicles.
When I was a kid, I got stuck in the Submarine Adventure ride for over 4 hours in 1983, I think. I had to watch the eels go in an out of the rocks for what seemed an eternity. There was no 'in ride exit' so we just had to sit it out. I remember it was the last day we where there, and it total sucked. No e-Tickets back then, in fact we had to leave immediately after being let off the ride because the park was closed! Getting stuck in a small, crowded space for so long left an impression on me, and to this day I avoid small places I can get stuck in, like elevators and walk in freezers. When I was a kid, I really wanted to me an imagineer at Disneyland, but after being stuck, I never wanted to go back to Disneyland, ever. I though about working at Disneyland, and I think I would have been an ideal job for me, I love building robots and working with technology. Today I work in IT as a systems engineer and network security. I don;t worry about being stuck on a ride so much anymore, I am more concerned about cyber threats. What could happen if a stuxnet like virus effected the systems at Disneyland and what Disney is doing to mitigate those risks. PLC -HELL!
With the advancements made in technology from the 1960's, I can see how Rocket Rods could possibly be brought back with a few changes (especially since Disney now has enough money to do almost whatever they want). With a few new scenarios and a change to the track to allow for safe passage, Rocket Rods could possibly be successful.
Well this is my second time commenting on a video like this 😂 I wanted to say that I love your channel and I'm really glad I found it keep up the great videos dude
What made Imagination 1.0 so great was all the extras you could do. They had these rainbow tunnels with floor panels that would play music. There were also all kinds of extras like computers you could fiddle with and programs where you could paint pictures and create your own music.. They gutted it all and now is only a fraction of the size it once was.
This explains my childhood confusion about the Figment ride! I rode the crappy version, and was really confused where Figment went, so didn't ride it again for years. Now it is my preschool daughter's favorite ride! Of course, she also ADORES the People Mover, so her taste could be considered a little strange for a 3 year old. :P
Who doesn't love the PeopleMover? It seems to be the kind of ride that people don't necessarily come to Disney World to ride, but that long-time fans all love. Especially when Space Mountain breaks down and the lights are on!
The people mover in Disney world has been my favorite ever since my first trip ( I think I was 5). I didn't like space mountain, so my dad and I would ride the people mover while the rest of our party rode space mountain. I also really liked Carousel of Progress.
TPMvids is honestly one of my favorite channels. I love learning about Disney, as I am a disnerd, and I love learninbg about other theme parks and facts about chuck e chess. My siblings personally don't like animatronics, so I love to spook them as well with all these facts! Thank you, Tpmvids, for all of these amazing facts/top ten videos Sincerely, A mere fan, along with millions.
I think Monsters Inc is one of the best dark rides Disney has ever made, and without Superstar Limo's existence we would not have the same ride we have today?
Zachary L At the end of it, Roz flirted with my brother and told him that “you look hunky. I’ll be in your closet tonight”. She also complimented me, my brother, and sister on our glasses.
I was a Cast Member at DL when DCA opened, and I can vouch for Limo being the worst! Every time my buddies and I would go to DCA, we'd make it a point to watch how utterly bored the photo-op guests looked. It's rumored that Mike said it looked like high schoolers built it out of cardboard.
Unfortunately, Disney is replacing a lot of old rides with newer, shinier rides with modern Disney properties themeing. We might love the Tower of Terror, but modern kids & teens don’t know what the Twilight Zone is and would much prefer that Marvel ride...
Journey Into Imagination movie Starting: Mark Hamill as The Dreamfinder Eric Idle as Dr Nigel Chamming Jacob Tremblay as The Dreamfinder's nephew Frank Oz as Figment
If they change the Journey into Imagination ride again, I want them to get rid of the comedian from the current ride and bring back the dream finder! Anyone else agree?
Revkor They altered the track so it wouldn't be possible. It's why we have this third version instead of the classic ride. Still, I hope they find some new to integrate Dreamfinder that stays true to the original.
@@tperhai I have no doubt it was an awesome attraction. I wanted to ride it but I live in Cali and didn't get to Disney world till years after it was gone. But as you said it was at the wrong park. So yes it wasn't a failure in terms of quality but it's still a failure
To this day, the Rocket Rods ride structure and tracks are still there, but in a decaying and rotting state unfortunately. Why don’t they just de-construct it and get it out of the way you might ask? Well another downside is that the Rocket Rods ride track, travels throughout many other buildings and structures that host other rides and restaurants. To get rid of it means that they would have to close down all of Tomorrowland and take apart many buildings to get the track and structure off of the map.
They would have to essentially rebuild most of the track and structure. I believe the People Mover, even at Magic Kingdom, is still not popular ENOUGH for them to budget in for it. I personally LOVED the People Mover ride at WDW and rode it all the time because there was almost never a line and it was relaxing, hahahaha. But alas, I live closer to Disneyland which doesn't have it... oh wells.
I loved the old people mover (the one at WDW). I worked at Epcot and then Disney's Animal Kingdom during the 90's, so I got to go to the park all the time. Like someone else mentioned; the people move had little to no line and was relaxing. It worked great for when we had a group where some would want to ride Space Mountain and some didn't or couldn't. We would ride it around until the rest of the group got off Space Mountain.
@@narutosbelievin Part of the problem is they keep having new ideas on what to do with the tracks. For many years Imagineers had hopes of turning part of the tracks into a coaster. Well, the beginning of a coaster. The trains would launch from here into a building which would hold the bulk of the attraction. This was all going to come around when they finally got to "fixing" Tomorrowland, which would've included getting rid of the Autopia and the subs. But one thing Disney doesn't like doing is spending money. So this huge project always gets bumped by some smaller, cheaper project. With Galaxy's Edge underperforming, there's a larger chance this might actually happen one day. Like, maybe in 2030 or so.
I really enjoyed this video, I feel like you should have your #3 on here. I feel like the new version is more of an upgrade not a start from scratch type of thing.
The People Mover was one of the best rides there. It had a continuous flow boarding the ride, so there was rarely a wait, and it was a relaxing slow paced, long sightseeing ride. Families could relax and recap their adventures.. and it was super comfortable. I loved it, even as a kid.
I remember Luigi’s tires! It was my first time at cars land and I had so much fun! We came back in three months to find out it wasn’t there I was so sad :(
My family and I loved Lugis flying tires, although my dad broke his foot after getting off the Tire :/. So after the Balls went away we made it fun by turning it into a Race 😂
Mckenzie Ellis I just happened to get to go on it during its short run and I’m from a completely different country so I felt so lucky, like It wasn’t the greatest ride but it was still so fun, I would race my sister and we managed to go pretty fast!
I remember riding Luigi’s Flying Tires! I remember my mom riding on that ride with me as she leaned side to side while I was trying to help her! I also remember stepping on that no stepping sign🚫, and my little kid mind being really surprised that that part was inflatable, since it looked so firm! 😂
Two attractions I liked that were now gone was the Jimmy Neutron Ride and DisneyQuest, those two will never be forgotten, well I wont forget about them anyways.
I loved Rocket Rods! I went on it dozens of times. We lived close and had passes and that’s the first ride I’d run to as soon as the park opened. The front seat was the best!
I rode the Rocket Rods in 1998. It was incredibly disappointing. We headed over there as soon as the park opened and spent our first hour and a half slowly moving through the line. The ride was dubbed the fastest ride in the world, but it had to slow down around each corner, like was stated, and just as you got excited it was over.
Disney: makes journey into imagination. Public: I love it! Disney: cool it's getting a refubeb. Public: okay so it'll be better Disney: okay here's a different ride to show your VEEERRRY creative Public: what?- Micheal Eisner: what!?-
OMG I thought for sure I had #1 figured out and I was WRONG! I thought for sure you'd mention "Alien Encounter" in WDW, that was retooled into "Stitch's Great Escape". That ride TRAUMATIZED me as a high school student! Also, as an aside, you forgot to point out the similarities between Superstar Limo and Rock n Roller Coaster, which opened in mid-'99. :)
Two rides I miss most, - World of Motion in Epcot, (however Test Track which took its place is pretty awesome in its own right), and Mr Toads wild ride. The finaly in the train tunnel was awesome.
The old guy with the camera and cigar (in the park...on a ride!) getting startled at 1:28 was amazing. His reaction to getting bumped was hilarious...and he never dropped that cigar.
lol
😂😂
Angel Singer B 😂😂😂! I agree that was so funny
He looks friendly
Lol, but isn’t he not allowed to smoke on the ride
If the Flying Saucers were brought back with modern technology, they would definitely be very popular
Alley Farley truuuuu
Bruh I wanna ride it so bad!!
But they did...and it failed
@@wormyboiroy6751 when
Wow 2 luigi’s flying tires
It’s so weird hearing words like “tight budget” with Disney, considering at the turn of the decade they are now a multi trillion dollar powerhouse all over the world with seemingly endless budgets.
My thoughts exactly!
Multi-trillion 😂😂 that number is WAYYYY too high
“Tight budget” YOU JUST BOUGHT MARVEL, MY GUY.
Exactly the mandalorian budget was huge
Not really weird when you have studio honchos like Bob Iger in charge of the theme parks: These are people who are used to tight budgets, and only greenlighting the ones who meet that criterion.
4:15 are we not going to talk about the fact that this man is literally squashing that little girl!😂
Demoe Krueger For real😂😂🤦🏾♂️
Oh yeah i skipped to 4:15 to see that and he's just lying on that girl HAHA HAHA!!!!!😂
Yes.. such a careless guy
Demoe Krueger that was me in the other car
I skipped back and thought that was hilarious!
No one:
The MOON at 8:33 : ONE LITTLE SPARK
Brookie Shookie BEST PART OF THE RIDE😂
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Dat moon is creepy though tbh
Ha
At first, i thought you were a generic top ten channel like Watchmojo who just acted like he cared and knew about the topics he spoke about, but i was dead wrong. These videos are great and educated. Keep up the good work!
+UltraCheesy Studios nope, definitely not like watchmojo!😜 Thanks so much!!!
TPMvids your the best you also love Figment!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
UltraCheesy Studios I don't like watchmojo either. Their videos are usually wildly incorrect, or have ridiculous opinions. I mean, they put Gravity Falls on a list of the top 10 worst disney cartoons >:|
UltraCheesy Studios he might not be a mega Disney fan though he could maybe just do some decent research but who knows. I'm not a big Disney fan by a long shot but I no a lot of stuff anyway I'm talking about WDW, not so much Disneyland but I know the basics for Disneyland)since I'm a local and went 6 times a year at least with probably an average of 25 days spent in property every year from when I was 3 up until my mid teens. just never was the biggest Disney fan as a kid, I like Universal better so as I hit 16 years old and my brothers and sisters hit 14 and 11 we starting to get tired of Disney as well so we started switching off every other year to an annual pass at Universal. now in my early 30 s i always buy annual passes for me and my son to go to Universal every year. bought annual passes for 2 years when he was a bit younger and he just really didn't care for it that much. To be honest he really doesn't care for Universal either but he likes it better. I know weird kid LOL.
Yeah not like watchmojo
I was fortunate enough to get to ride Luigi's Flying Tires while it was still there, and it was pretty fun in my opinion
Me too
TheAnswerIs A I never got on that one the line was always to long it it was broken down 😔
stephanie nicole the line for that ride was the shortest in California land every time I went. I thought the ride was fun the fist time, after that it got kinda boring
Since I use to do this ride every time we went to DCA...I have to say the individuals who would place a small child in the middle then slip them out of the restraint to be put on the surface (while the ride was in full operation) just to get a beach ball was a major issue for new cast members. When they took the beach balls out (because somebody decided to hurl it like a NBL pitcher against people they did not know) was the start of the decline for that ride. Personally the Luigi's dancing cars ride needs to go. I got hurt on that ride by the aggressive jerking. Original Flying Saucers was the best...but technological advances don't always make a good ride. My opinion...the Rocket Rods were the product of being CHEAP and using track that was made for touring not a thrill ride. Even my 4 year old son who rode the ride HATED IT.
Same, but...
...I was hysterical.
Tomorrow Land in 50 years is going to be Yesterday Land.
Lolbit tomorrow land is going to be yesterday land tomorrow... if you think about it
Talya That Dancer but tomorrow never comes...
This comment gave me a idea, Yesterday land a park based off of 1960's to 1990's pop culture.
I think Virtual Reality based rides will make tomorrow land look incredibly dated in less than 10 years.
Funtime Bailey my dad, who is like 50, said that Tomorrowlands future ride (where you could make your own future) had cellphones, color TVs, and radios.
Yeah
Nice swipe at Six Flags at the very end of the video.
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Hey! I love your videos!
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You could take Monster Mansion from SFOG and place it in a Disney park, and no differences would be made.
The refurb of the Tiki Room at Disney World that featured Iago. I’m glad that Disney changed it back.
amen
Hear hear!
Are you kidding me people get hurt from beach balls
Apples 22 not from the beach balls, but because the balls hit lights which shattered and fell on tourists
IKR
@@kfly1013 ur pfp is a mood
Apples 22 it is called, overreacting
IKR
Tbh I totally would’ve loved the Flying Saucers
They were a great ride! Probably my favorite of all time. The vid doesn't even show one of the ingenious bits of engineering which involved a giant sweeper arm that would gently wrangle all the saucers that were currently in the open field and enclose them in a pen while simultaneously releasing the waiting saucers and passengers into the open field. I was 12 when the ride was removed and have bored my family through the years with tales about the Flying Saucers!
They look awesome and so advanced for there time
Yeah I’m on my dads account but the flying saucers in cars land we’re the best I went on it when I was like six when I rode it but last time I went to Disney cars land just opened and it was PACKED
same
Haha same
To my point of view Superstar Limo looks like a ride for Universal Studios Not Disney and Not Six Flags
Yes It's Meant For Universal Studios
I personally don't even think it's worthy of Universal Studios OR Six Flags. It seems more like a county fair ride, though in that case it would actually be really good based on county fair standards.
Joshua Wood If the county fair in my county had Super Star Limo, I would be amazed and pissed.
thats what i thought
Nah, I’d rather Superstar Limo be more at Six Flags level.
In Disneyworld, they still have the people mover. I love it to this day
It’s so great. It’s a virtual walk on 99% of the time, it’s fun, it’s a great chance to relax in the AC and chat with your friends/family/whoever you’re vacationing with. I love that ride.
Yeah. It’s one of those “you just had lunch/dinner and you need something to do while you’re waiting for your food to settle” rides
Wdym Maggie?
Maggie Newsom not telling. My youtuber name is based off of Patton Sanders, the word paw, and Sans
Maggie Newsom yeah it’s ok
In my opinion, Journey into your Imagination was the biggest failed ride because the original was considered to be the most beloved ride at Epcot and they replaced it with something horrible.
Thats one of my favorite rides-
Bro…
I wonder how it would've been received if it didn't replace anything
Thats one of my favorite rides tooo!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! and i mean by the 2.0 version i love more! cause it can say out your mind and tell you your creativity level! and i wanna know mine but now i cant cause of those stupid adults!!!!!!!! and im 9 btw!
I remember Imagination 1.0 from my childhood. I was SO upset when they closed it and changed it. I never saw 2.0, though my parents took my little brother that year and saw it and said it sucked. When I graduated high school, I got to pick where we went on vacation and obviously, it was back to Disney World for us! We saw 3.0 and while I didn't like it as much as 1.0, it wasn't bad. I still have my Figment stuffed animal, though, because he's awesome.
hey they are doing a figment themed food and wine festival :D
I still have my stuffed Figment and pics outside of the ride from the 80's because it was awesome. Disney messed up on that one.
So ur like 30 something now lol
#BringDreamfinderBack
Cool I see it when I go if it's not bad
I get the feeling that superstar limo was later adapted into Rock’n’roller coaster.
THAT'S WHAT I THOUGHT!
Valentino Martone ME TOO!
Venturer Eclipse sameeeeee
Venturer Eclipse Rock' n Rollercoaster opened before Superstar Limo
I WAS THINKING THE SAME THING
In terms of Journey Into Imagination (referring to all three versions), my mom went on the first and second version. She hated the second version, and had been avoiding it even after the third version opened, that is until this year, when I made her go on it with me, and I had fun. It’s the only version I’ve been on, however I think it’s definitely good, not terrible at all.
Yeah, people should stop treating it like garbage. I think it was great and underrated, and it was actually my first ride at Walt Disney World!
I like the ride but it definitely didn’t stick out to me. It was good but a bit loud and kind of boring to me and I got a headache after.
Biggest fail: Imagination 2.0
They took an iconic ride and made it horrible. 3.0 is not much better, and it still feels cheap.
Now: Tomorrowland
In 100 years: Land.
Todayland
(Fixed it.)
“Mom can we go to land?!”
@@mareeeedensos6348 I'm pretty sure that disney have coined that title in the movie "Meet The Robinson", where the characters a theme park called that.
Sooooooooooooooo glad WDW didn't ruin the people mover like was done in Disneyland.
k re true dat
yeah the people mover in Disney world is amazing
I love da people mover
what’s the people mover?
The Tomorrowland Transit Authority People Mover
meh, six flags be like:
*wait time: 100 centuries*
the thing we all need in life is social repose true
the thing we all need in life is social repose I love your name and profile picture.
And then it breaks down once you're on it.
the thing we all need in life is social repose you’re so right , I came back from six flags a hr ago and it’s soooo hot (100°) , the lines are long, and sooooo much walking
no fare to wold disney
"Beach Ball Dodgeball"- Only at Disneyland people, Only at Disneyland.
I think you nailed number one... Superstar Limo is the worst thing Disney ever did. I rode it, was very unsettling. Luigi's Tires would have been number 2 for me. I also rode that and thought it was too slow.
I wouldn't have put Rocket Rods or Flying Saucers on this list. I understand they were closed due to technical problems, but people loved them. I thought Rocket Rods was wicked the only time I got to go on them when they worked...
Instead I think Maliboomer and Alien Encounter earned spots.
Technical failures are definitely still worth looking at, with Rocket Rods being an exceptionally good case study of how a decently cool idea can go completely wrong when a bunch of budget cuts and technical issues get thrown into the mix.
Connor Stilwell Alien Encounter was great in its first incarnation. Wayyyy scary but not so scary you would refuse to do it. I’ve heard the Stitch version is no good. Sad.
What was Maliboomer? I’ve heard of Alien Encounter (in a mystery at WDW book that took place when it was still Alien Encounter) but not Maliboomer
@@pawtonsansders985 it's was a drop tower ride at Disney's California adventure. I live in California and my parents took me to the park a lot back then. We still go to this day but I really wish they would finally build the fancy quin jet ride at avengers campus here at California adventure. I never got on the maliboomer because I was too scared and only about 9 or 10 at the time. Anyways for some reason they randomly closed it (I think right before they remodeled the entrance and built Buena Vista Street. The area where the maliboomer was sat abandoned for a few years since even though they took out the ride they didn't take out the elevated concrete platform the ride sat on. It was used as a smoking area for a short while. Then there was plans to put the green army men parachute drop ride (from disneyland paris) in the abandoned maliboomer area. Mainly due to it fitting in with the Pixar pier re theme. Sadly all they did was move fliks flyers from the bugs land area to the maliboomer spot. Probably to save money, since they were tearing down bugs land to build avengers campus. All they did was re theme the ride to inside out emotional whirlwind, and that's what currently sits in the former maliboomer spot to this day.
I went on Luigi Flying Tires in 2015 too bad it’s gone
Ya...
@The Hershey Dog Luigi Flying Tires
@The Hershey Dog ya it was fun but I gotta say it was pretty slow...
I went in 2015 to Disneyland and DCA but never saw the Luigi thing.
Edit: oh wait I went during the summer
@@gamingllama5831 kind of a shame to see Luigi Flying Tires go
The original Journey Into Imagination was perfect! It was dazzling, whimisical, the animatronic hosts were excellent, and it was a visual delight no matter where you looked. The latest incarnation...NONE OF THE ABOVE! It's cold, sterile, Figment is treated like a pest instead of a partner, and Eric Idle is the straight man (for a comedian of his talent and reputation, a tremendous waste and an insult)!!! They need to bring back the original, along with enhanced animatronics and visual effects.
They can't. The ride was gutted. The current incarnation isn't that bad. It's just average.
johntheechidna1 I agree with you about the latest incarnation of the ride. I never went on the first one or the one before that, but the one they have now made me annoyed of Figment and made me want the ride to end pretty fast. They should either do a little updated version of the first one or just have a different ride.
johntheechidna1 this makes me so glad i was able to ride the original. I haven't been back since i was a kid but I loved Figment. I remembered the song after all these years. I would like to experience the new one for comparison.
Really what they should have done, since it was one of the top rated attractions, was use the money from Kodak to do maintenance, and maybe update a few of the animatronics. Right now the rumor is that it's eventually going to be replaced by an Inside Out themed ride.
Lauren Emmett I just got back from WDW after having last been in like 1996. I too loved the original ride, and lovingly referred to it as, "Figment" (ie. "Let's go on Figment next!").
The newest version of the ride is pretty bland, two-dimensional (in ways quite literal and figurative) and seems to talk about nonsense the entire time. It was a pretty lame follow-up to what was always an appealing kid-ride in my opinion :(
Funfact: Based on one of the default appearances, the Flying Saucers attraction in RollerCoaster Tycoon is based on the failed Disney attraction, it also sports a similar design, with a floor with a lot of darker spots (representing the air holes) and similarly styled ride vehicles.
When I was a kid, I got stuck in the Submarine Adventure ride for over 4 hours in 1983, I think. I had to watch the eels go in an out of the rocks for what seemed an eternity. There was no 'in ride exit' so we just had to sit it out. I remember it was the last day we where there, and it total sucked. No e-Tickets back then, in fact we had to leave immediately after being let off the ride because the park was closed! Getting stuck in a small, crowded space for so long left an impression on me, and to this day I avoid small places I can get stuck in, like elevators and walk in freezers. When I was a kid, I really wanted to me an imagineer at Disneyland, but after being stuck, I never wanted to go back to Disneyland, ever. I though about working at Disneyland, and I think I would have been an ideal job for me, I love building robots and working with technology. Today I work in IT as a systems engineer and network security. I don;t worry about being stuck on a ride so much anymore, I am more concerned about cyber threats. What could happen if a stuxnet like virus effected the systems at Disneyland and what Disney is doing to mitigate those risks. PLC -HELL!
You got stuck in that thing for over FOUR HOURS? Oh God I would've been having a huge panic attack
Omg were people freaking out?
Bemi Atto it was 1983 BEFORE MY MOM WAS BORN
Omg i remember the submarine . Thats crazy 4hrs
@@gwendalynn_alvarado If your mom wasn't born by 1983 you are probably 10 lol
I was lucky enough back in the day to go on Luigi’s Flying Tires and had fun playing throwing the beach balls with my sisters
With the advancements made in technology from the 1960's, I can see how Rocket Rods could possibly be brought back with a few changes (especially since Disney now has enough money to do almost whatever they want). With a few new scenarios and a change to the track to allow for safe passage, Rocket Rods could possibly be successful.
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I’ve always loved the most recent version of journey into imagination. I love the gift shop with games and activities!
What made Imagination 1.0 so great was all the extras you could do. They had these rainbow tunnels with floor panels that would play music. There were also all kinds of extras like computers you could fiddle with and programs where you could paint pictures and create your own music.. They gutted it all and now is only a fraction of the size it once was.
This explains my childhood confusion about the Figment ride! I rode the crappy version, and was really confused where Figment went, so didn't ride it again for years. Now it is my preschool daughter's favorite ride! Of course, she also ADORES the People Mover, so her taste could be considered a little strange for a 3 year old. :P
Hey, the people mover is a classic! I'd say she has good taste😉
Who doesn't love the PeopleMover? It seems to be the kind of ride that people don't necessarily come to Disney World to ride, but that long-time fans all love. Especially when Space Mountain breaks down and the lights are on!
The people mover in Disney world has been my favorite ever since my first trip ( I think I was 5). I didn't like space mountain, so my dad and I would ride the people mover while the rest of our party rode space mountain. I also really liked Carousel of Progress.
How did her tastes develop? What are her favorite rides now? Still a people mover fan? Lol
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Cookie Raccoon ikr I've been on some of the ride shown
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I miss the original Journey into Imagination!!!!!
Don’t we all, Cheryl. Don’t we all
Journey into imagination (ver 1.0) was amazing. As a kid it was my favorite part of the Epcot park.
I want around back then. But I wish the ride would come back tho.
R.i.p. Dream Finder
Never came back after Journy Into Imagination was remade either time.
But came back as a new meet ‘n greetings
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Really?
Mary Denson exactly
The new version is terrible. Bring back Dreamfinder!
I think Monsters Inc is one of the best dark rides Disney has ever made, and without Superstar Limo's existence we would not have the same ride we have today?
Zachary L At the end of it, Roz flirted with my brother and told him that “you look hunky. I’ll be in your closet tonight”. She also complimented me, my brother, and sister on our glasses.
Agreed. Monsters Inc. is great, and both the dark ride and the movie are highly underrated imo.
khfan4life365 that’s my favorite part of the ride.
I’m with you
I was a Cast Member at DL when DCA opened, and I can vouch for Limo being the worst! Every time my buddies and I would go to DCA, we'd make it a point to watch how utterly bored the photo-op guests looked. It's rumored that Mike said it looked like high schoolers built it out of cardboard.
oolon colluphid, YOU USED TO BE A CAST MEMBER?!? (Sorry for yelling. ;-;)
Why is almost every ride that closed made between 1966 - 2001
Shoosh O'Nine lack in technology
well jeez thats almost a 40 year time frame
Natasha McHattan pls leave
Unfortunately, Disney is replacing a lot of old rides with newer, shinier rides with modern Disney properties themeing. We might love the Tower of Terror, but modern kids & teens don’t know what the Twilight Zone is and would much prefer that Marvel ride...
Because Eisner
I actually went on the flying tires ride before it closed and thought it was fun...
OMG! As 3 year old me I almost cried because I could not move at ALL! :(
The last ride is the Monsters Inc ride now. I’ve always wondered why the “taxis” had 3 rows. They were limos before 😆
Journey Into Imagination movie Starting:
Mark Hamill as The Dreamfinder
Eric Idle as Dr Nigel Chamming
Jacob Tremblay as The Dreamfinder's nephew
Frank Oz as Figment
Edgar Leal This needs to be a thing!
Dave Goelz is the current Figment though, and Mark Hamill wouldn't be a suitable Dreamfinder. He doesn't that have "portly gentleman" look.
If they change the Journey into Imagination ride again, I want them to get rid of the comedian from the current ride and bring back the dream finder! Anyone else agree?
As brilliant a performer as Eric Idle can be... his heart wasn't in it here, and it shows.
Brianna Chiavetta, I agree, THE DREAM FINDER NEEDS TO COME BACK TO DISNEY
Not just that, but they had that one section with the all white paper animals that was gorgeous. I used to love that ride, hate it now.
they should just go back to the first version of the ride. likely most the original issues would be solved with modern tech.
Revkor They altered the track so it wouldn't be possible. It's why we have this third version instead of the classic ride. Still, I hope they find some new to integrate Dreamfinder that stays true to the original.
How can you do this video without mentioning Stitch's Great Escape? Even when it was open, it was not very popular.
What are you talkin about.? What about what was there before. Alien attack was an absolute disaster
Lloyd Edwards Better than stitch-
@@Lloyd00 Alien ENCOUNTER was a great experience. It was, however, in the wrong park since our Magic Kingdom has devolved into "the kiddie park"
@@tperhai I have no doubt it was an awesome attraction. I wanted to ride it but I live in Cali and didn't get to Disney world till years after it was gone. But as you said it was at the wrong park. So yes it wasn't a failure in terms of quality but it's still a failure
Loved Alien Encounter as a teenager haha
I just keep watching this video over and over and over again. I like seeing how Disney Rides Break down and In-Show Exits!
The original Journey Into Imagination was so amazing.
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So, 'Superstar Limo', sounds a lot like... a slow version of 'Aerosmith's Rockin' Roller Coaster'. LOL
exactlyyy
Real fans already watched this one 😃😁
And real fans are here watching it again😁Thank you!
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To this day, the Rocket Rods ride structure and tracks are still there, but in a decaying and rotting state unfortunately. Why don’t they just de-construct it and get it out of the way you might ask? Well another downside is that the Rocket Rods ride track, travels throughout many other buildings and structures that host other rides and restaurants. To get rid of it means that they would have to close down all of Tomorrowland and take apart many buildings to get the track and structure off of the map.
I don't understand why they just don't bring the People Mover back. They have it in Disney World...
If they put the people mover that would be much better you can't just see the tracks sitting there
They would have to essentially rebuild most of the track and structure. I believe the People Mover, even at Magic Kingdom, is still not popular ENOUGH for them to budget in for it. I personally LOVED the People Mover ride at WDW and rode it all the time because there was almost never a line and it was relaxing, hahahaha. But alas, I live closer to Disneyland which doesn't have it... oh wells.
I loved the old people mover (the one at WDW). I worked at Epcot and then Disney's Animal Kingdom during the 90's, so I got to go to the park all the time. Like someone else mentioned; the people move had little to no line and was relaxing. It worked great for when we had a group where some would want to ride Space Mountain and some didn't or couldn't. We would ride it around until the rest of the group got off Space Mountain.
@@narutosbelievin Part of the problem is they keep having new ideas on what to do with the tracks. For many years Imagineers had hopes of turning part of the tracks into a coaster. Well, the beginning of a coaster. The trains would launch from here into a building which would hold the bulk of the attraction. This was all going to come around when they finally got to "fixing" Tomorrowland, which would've included getting rid of the Autopia and the subs. But one thing Disney doesn't like doing is spending money. So this huge project always gets bumped by some smaller, cheaper project. With Galaxy's Edge underperforming, there's a larger chance this might actually happen one day. Like, maybe in 2030 or so.
I went on the flying tires 😂💀💀 it was fun but it was a little bit boring
Are Sol seems pretty boring
Agreed, the first time I enjoyed it but it gets old really fast
I loved the dream riders and Figment. I was mad they got rid of that!
Dream Riders!?
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rip the bugs life section 🥺
Bugs Life section is being removed at Disneyland...Now going to be Marvel themed.
Colleen Rude-Hulbert why. Don’t get me wrong, I like marvel and all, but..
Is this in every park or just Disneyland
I guess because not many kids know a bugs life 😒 now they like superhero stuff and whatever else comes on in theaters
@Natasha McHattan no it was replaced by marvel... galaxy's edge is in Disneyland not California adventure
Oh hey it's a "figment" of your imagination 😂😂😂😂 5:17
These videos are so well done!
these videos are awesome!! I love telling my family these easter eggs and secerts
I really wish they would bring back the 1.0 Journey in to Imagination!!! #TPMholidayGiveaway
I really enjoyed this video, I feel like you should have your #3 on here. I feel like the new version is more of an upgrade not a start from scratch type of thing.
God The Enchanted Tiki Room: under new management was the worst show I ever been to.
The People Mover was one of the best rides there. It had a continuous flow boarding the ride, so there was rarely a wait, and it was a relaxing slow paced, long sightseeing ride. Families could relax and recap their adventures.. and it was super comfortable. I loved it, even as a kid.
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Stitch's Great Escape
YES SOOOOOOOOOO RIGHT
No. I love that ride
I hate that rude I agree
eh, i kinda liked it when i was a kid
Glenn Turner no that was so good when I went . I loved it it was so funny 😶
I remember Luigi’s tires! It was my first time at cars land and I had so much fun! We came back in three months to find out it wasn’t there I was so sad :(
Rode the flying saucers in ‘65. Totally boss.
My family and I loved Lugis flying tires, although my dad broke his foot after getting off the Tire :/. So after the Balls went away we made it fun by turning it into a Race 😂
Mckenzie Ellis I just happened to get to go on it during its short run and I’m from a completely different country so I felt so lucky, like It wasn’t the greatest ride but it was still so fun, I would race my sister and we managed to go pretty fast!
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0:39 ARE WE NOT GOING TO TALK ABOUT THE FACT THAT THE ITS A SMALL WORLD SAID 5 MINUTES FOR THE WAIT TIME!?!?? 5 MINUTESS
dang i didn’t know figment had such an interesting back story
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I remember riding Luigi’s Flying Tires! I remember my mom riding on that ride with me as she leaned side to side while I was trying to help her! I also remember stepping on that no stepping sign🚫, and my little kid mind being really surprised that that part was inflatable, since it looked so firm! 😂
Stitch's Great Escape...ExtraTERRORestrial was so good. Why they replaced it with Stitch is beyond me.
too scary I was told when I worked in tomorrowland...
I hated that ride! It hurt your shoulders
Stich is a great character but I think they can use him in a more successful ride idea
SAME!!
Two attractions I liked that were now gone was the Jimmy Neutron Ride and DisneyQuest, those two will never be forgotten, well I wont forget about them anyways.
Dude Jimmy Neutron is universal lol not Disney
But Jimmy Neutron is from Nick...
I miss the original Journey into imagination. Dreamfinder was amazing
They closed the journey into imagination on my birthday but I wasn’t born yet, lol I just thought this was funny
I loved Rocket Rods! I went on it dozens of times. We lived close and had passes and that’s the first ride I’d run to as soon as the park opened. The front seat was the best!
The picture of updated Tomorrowland is sweet. I love that old school video shot.
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Bring back Journey Into Imagination 1.0!
I went on the original journey into imagination in 1995 when on holiday to florida from the uk
Timsalt3100 I vividly remember it and the disappointment when they changed it, and semi delight when they changed it back.
U make the best vids!keep it up!!!
I also wish bug’s land wasn’t removed I had a lot of good and special memories there. :( :(
Same, it used to be a tradition for me and my family
I was super lucky to ride lugi’s flying tires and it was super fun 😄
With something like The Flying Saucers and Luigi’s flying tiers. You’d think they would use magnets so they levitate better
I rode the Rocket Rods in 1998. It was incredibly disappointing. We headed over there as soon as the park opened and spent our first hour and a half slowly moving through the line. The ride was dubbed the fastest ride in the world, but it had to slow down around each corner, like was stated, and just as you got excited it was over.
Disney: makes journey into imagination.
Public: I love it!
Disney: cool it's getting a refubeb.
Public: okay so it'll be better
Disney: okay here's a different ride to show your VEEERRRY creative
Public: what?-
Micheal Eisner: what!?-
OMG I thought for sure I had #1 figured out and I was WRONG! I thought for sure you'd mention "Alien Encounter" in WDW, that was retooled into "Stitch's Great Escape". That ride TRAUMATIZED me as a high school student!
Also, as an aside, you forgot to point out the similarities between Superstar Limo and Rock n Roller Coaster, which opened in mid-'99. :)
Christy Stevens Stitch's Great Escape was so stupid and I'm both sad and disappointed that I ever went on it. Even my parents agree.
I wish I would’ve gotten to go on that ride actually
Haha I know that sounds a bit weird
But I think I would like it haha
Journey into imagination is like one of those museum exhibits
I love figment😍😻! He's the best dragon!🐲😀💰👑💖
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Luigi's flying tires was so fun! I was devastated when it left lol.
Two rides I miss most, - World of Motion in Epcot, (however Test Track which took its place is pretty awesome in its own right), and Mr Toads wild ride. The finaly in the train tunnel was awesome.
It's a shame they removed Mr Toads for Winnie The Pooh! Luckily we still have Mr Toad at Disneyland.