Your tour guide sounds like she was great - and entirely in on the joke just for content. Setting goals, monitoring pacing, sowing just enough doubt to make your group push that little bit harder. You’d have never managed without her, the absolute legend.
I mean she’s getting paid by the hour these ppl committed to the longest possible goal she was gonna make that happen but the theatrics made it magical.
The fact that you survived a 16-hour gauntlet of rides on "the happiest place on earth" and only walked out with one piece of merchandise is commendable.
Hats off to Amanda for telling them they weren't gonna make it just to make them go faster, and for her withholding the fact that they actually would make it to the Indiana Jones ride in time just for the drama.
This is literally the condensed version of the Rainforest Café video. You have Eddy Burback/Alpharad. Suffering. Then you have Jaiden/Ted Nivison. Enjoying the ordeal.
I can't believe this started out as a tier list and not wanting to rank the rides out of nostalgia, rather recency bias, AND is also a speed run, is amazing
@@sebastianmota2161 3:37 It’s a world of laughter, a world of tears. It’s a world of hope’s, and a world of fear’s. There’s so much that we share, that it’s time we’re aware, it’s a small world after all. It’s a small world after all. It’s a small world after all. It’s a small world after all. It’s a small, small, world.
Shout out to the tour guide Amanda who stuck with the entire group for 16 whole hours, going on every single ride, trekking through the entire park by foot, waiting through all the queues, all while helping the group and keeping a positive energy. This challenge wouldn't have been achievable without her.
@@malnourishedman7192 Yes, but maintaining a positive, helpful demeanor after being dragged around the entire park for 16 hours is NOT easy even if you're being paid.
This video is a masterpiece. With the combination of the amazing writing, the humor that's just the right amount of self-deprecating, and the Xenoblade soundtrack throughout 80% of the video, especially The God-Slaying Sword for the last 10 minutes of the video, I have never seen another content creator that can keep me so well engaged throughout a whole 25-minute documentary of how he made a 10-person trip to Disneyland into a tax write-off.
If you seen some of the clips, she even rode some of the rides with them. Specifically the Little mermaid ride. You could see her riding the rides with them
"I'm just going to rank this one a bit below average due to the slight fear for my life" Alpharad's friends describing 90% of their activities with him
Fun Fact: I just wanna point out that on the little mermaid, the ride didn’t breakdown. It just stopped to let people w/ wheelchairs enter. there’s a special station for this, located at unload. That’s probably what happened. (this will happen at least once when you ride a omnimover ride, that’s the type you were riding btw) edit: jesus christ im a nerd
I do love how I'm sure the tour guide Amanda knew the Materhorn was closed, so she was right that it was impossible to ride all 45 rides. I have to wonder if the reason nobody accomplishes this feat is due to the breaks, closures and repairs of different rides at different times of the year.
I would be willing to believe that the park does this on purpose and always has at least one ride in maintenance rotation at all times to avoid too many being broken down at the same time.
I would still say he “rode” them all because I feel like World Of Color had to be the same length time wise (maybe even longer?). So it kind of cancels it out.
Amanda is awesome for waiting until the very last moment to reveal that you would get to go on the last ride. That emotional rollercoaster was probably bigger than any of the other ones in the park.
Respect to that tour guide for not only doing a bang up job as a guide but also waiting only until after giving you despair to say y'all can still go on the last ride. She knows theatrical timing. _(Or Alpharad is lying to us for quality content, but hey that's also theatrical)_
I love the rank of Mr toads wild ride. The whole point is he drives straight through everything due to road insanity, dies, goes to hell, and apparently runs over Satan, allowing him to go back to life for some strange reason. One of the best
It really is amazing how he can make the most entertaining videos out of relatively mundane things. He could have easily just done the simple tier list style "alright this ride gets an A because yadda yadda this one gets a b because yadda yadda" but he always goes that extra mile and really makes his content great.
Fun fact: Not only do they allow you on if you’re in line prior to close, but if you have some awesome people running them and you’re kids, they might let you go on two or three times in a row. I got to go on Space Mountain 3 times in a row from 11:55-12:10 with some friends when we were all around 10 years old lol. We just ran all the way through the empty queue. An absolute blast.
if you get to the park really early and go to the less popular rides, there's a chance for the same thing in the am too! a few years ago my family got to the barnstormer in florida so early the staff didn't even make us get off the ride before going around the track again
At universal, we managed to squeeze in on the Popeye’s water ride right before midnight. Went three times in a row and got absolutely soaked. Mom made me buy new clothes cause she didn’t want to get her car wet, absolutely genius on the ride operator’s part.
@@CloudsAndDays - Reminds me of when me and my cousin were at Fevival’s playland and we wouldn’t get away from the canteen sprinkler so we ended up getting our shirts soaking wet resulting in our moms having to buy us replacements from one of the gift shops.
Honestly, Disney should just animate this video as their next movie/attraction advertisement. That ending is probably the most Disney thing I've seen come out of Disney in a while.
That skip saved so much time that it was impressive. Jacob had an insanely lucky roll right there and i am so impressed noone in their group quit at all during the whole marathon lol
@@plutophantomhive3231 It probably has ups and down, that's why you gotta treat theme park workers with respect cause even if a lot of people do the ones that don't really wear on you especially if it happens often
The best part of Mr Toad’s Wild Ride is when me and my sister were young my dad told my sister that she was actually driving the car “just like Autotopia” so when we got hit by a train and went to hell she actually thought it was her fault and was sobbing. Ah, good times.
Fun Fact: Omni-mover rides like Little Mermaid and Haunted Mansion stop so frequently because the whole track is one big belt of cars that never stops, meaning if someone needs assistance getting on or off like a guest with disability, the entire ride will have to stop to help them get on
Exactly 😭. My sister is terrified of roller coasters and doesn’t even get on the small little kid ones, but she really wanted to get on the Ferris wheel that had the swinging feature.
As a Floridian who has gone on our version of Tea Cups many times in my life, I can confirm that those things get to terminal speed if you spin the shit out of the middle.
Got to admit, the lack of speed limiters on the Florida teacups makes the ride simultaneously the best and worst part of the park. Either you make everyone else incapacitated or you become incapacitated. There is never any in-between.
Fun fact: my mother was once stuck on "It's a Small World" for about an hour meaning the singing has never left her head. Out of respect, we choose to skip it every time we go to Disneyland.
@@thebulbousone653 3:37 It’s a world of laughter, a world of tears. It’s a world of hope’s, and a world of fear’s. There’s so much that we share, that it’s time we’re aware, it’s a small world after all. It’s a small world after all. It’s a small world after all. It’s a small world after all. It’s a small, small, world.
When I worked at WDW, I was able to enter the park for free as a perk. I had never been on a coaster due to crippling fear of them, so my friend made it his MISSION to get me on at least ONE. And he did. My VERY first coaster was Expedition Everest at WDW. My friend convinced me to go on it, FAILING TO TELL ME that IT. WENT. BACKWARDS. As well as a drop. He also convinced me to go to the back of the car cause I was afraid of going in the front. He ALSO FAILED TO MENTION that sitting in the BACK OF THE CAR feels like you're going on a loop when there is no loop. Needless to say ever since then whenever I go to a park I make it a point to go on as many coaster as possible. It just AWAKENED something in me.
@@killkon3572 it's INCREDIBLE. We had the PRIVILEGE of riding it with the lights on but after like doing that 5 times EVERYONE who worked on the ride and all of us in merchandise (the people at the cash registers that's what the role is called) we were all like "TURN THE LIGHTS OFF this sucks!" LOL We got to just have the entire park of Animal Kingdom to ourselves after hours after just one of THE LONGEST days we all had lol it was pretty funny though cause it was for like a special event where people can rent out the parks right, and it was for a school of only boys. AND WHEN WE SAW ONE OF THE PICTURES let me tell you we DIED laughing. I'll give you a SINGLE guess what it was lol I was giggling for 15 minutes just like IMPRESSED honestly lol
That was like me for a long time I was TERRIFIED of going on a coaster. But one day I said f*ck it I'm going on every coaster at California's Great America in Santa Clara and ever since I try to go on every coaster I can
4:54 as a floridian i can confirm, almost fell out of the ride because me and my friends decided to try spinning it as fast as we could and uh *_it went pretty fast_*
Some cups are faster than others, but I can confirm the FL ride can be absolutely brutal if you go with a group of feral Disney Adults who want to see how close to the sound barrier they can get 😂
If they hadn't started 40mins late they could have had a little extra time, but I'm so glad they did cause that tension n drama at the end was super fun to watch.
This year of content has frankly been the most entertaining one! The variation is astounding and the creativity is frankly overflowing from this channel. From movie rants to greater undertakings like this, it all keeps me glued to my screen. Keep on going strong, my favorite internet funny man!
This video was so exciting it didn't even feel like 22 minutes had passed by the end! Sitting on the edge of my seat the whole time. 10/10 story telling
At first I assumed this would be more of a speed run thing where you don't really care about the experience and just want to get it over with, but I could tell that you really valued the magic of the park and wanted to give you and your friends a memorable night which I think is super cool and really enhanced a video; definitely a certified banger in my book
So, fun fact: My church does monthly themes and has people to make sets for them (this is just context), so there’s always an air of quality in every single one of our sets. The set designers are literally so talented, I love all of them so much! I even got to intern with them for a summer! I always wondered why our sets looked so good, so I started asking our set builders/designers about their prior work experience. One of the set builders/designers-a sweet man named Dennis-used to work at Disney. Yep. That’s right. DISNEY. Come to find out, Dennis worked on a good hunk of the sets for Toy Story Land. I freaking love Dennis. We talk about art all the time and he’s such a good man. Thanks for listening to my Ted talk.
When I went to Disney World I got stuck on “It’s a Small World” for a good half hour because it shut down. It was the worst experience I’ve ever witnessed. Just imagine hearing the Spanish version of the song on repeat for a half hour and that was basically my experience.
same thing happened to me at one point, turns out we where there so long the music shut off completely and we could just here the animatronics moving, we ended up fishing coins out of the river and trying to land them into the cups they were opening and closing
You and I have had the exact same experience! I also got trapped in the Spanish section of the Disney World It's a Small World for a half hour! I guess you could say that it's a small world after all
3:37 It’s a world of laughter, a world of tears. It’s a world of hope’s, and a world of fear’s. There’s so much that we share, that it’s time we’re aware, it’s a small world after all. It’s a small world after all. It’s a small world after all. It’s a small world after all. It’s a small, small, world.
I grew up going to Disneyland, had a pass for about 12 years, and hit my 10 year anniversary as a cast member this year. There are so many trivia tidbits I’d love to share, but I’ll spare the rant. I really enjoyed watching this video, and I’m glad you had an overall great time!
In an attempt to rank the rides at Disneyland in a tier list...you got together with your friends (including Sonic the freaking Hedgehog) and did a speedrun of an amusement park. Now that's content.
While I agree it was a great video, I'm not sure what you mean by unpredictable. Do you mean him releasing this type of video was unpredictable or the ending of the video was? Cause there were only 2 possible endings (maybe 3; possible trolling), one being they fail and the other being they succeed.
Fun fact: the railings that hold up the tomorrowland sign and stretch throughout the entire tomorrowland area used to be a ride called the People Mover, but it closed in 1995 to be a faster version that closed quickly due to maintenance failures (the People Mover still exists in Florida). I'm not sure why the tracks are still there (you can actually see the intact tracks on Astro Orbiters), but there's a real People Mover being built at the Los Angeles airport, which seems like the perfect opportunity to reopen the Disneyland People Mover.
Apparently the tracks in the Disneyland version are so intertwined in the structures of Tomorrowland, that there is no way to remove the tracks without damaging pretty much a majority of Tomorrowland. That’s what I remember from a past video on the topic from another RUclipsr a while ago.
I thought the people mover was still in operation, I’ve actually ridden it recently. Also I thought Mr toads wild ride was shut down, there’s a whole statue of him in the haunted Marian pet cemetery. The orbiters shut down too I thought?
@@ButterPecan37 the people mover is still in operation at Disney World but not Disneyland, and mr toad is gone in Disney world as well which might explain it.
20:11 Did he really find a group of friends that are just as insane as he is? Or did he condition them enough to go along all the way without question? Either way, that's true friendship. :)
fun fact about the line policy: this is true at universal studios in orlando too. during halloween horror nights, the park does not close until 2 AM, making it possible to ride rip ride rocket (rollercoaster open during HHN) at 2:30-3:30 in the morning if you get in line at 2 as the wait is usually not shorter than 30 min. there is no feeling comparable to the way that coaster hits after you've been falling asleep in line for 45 minutes
The best thing is that everyone is here. I mean not just the regulars in Joe and Altrive but EVERYONE, it's awesome that no one, especially not someone who could be called a "Disney Adult" was left out
If Jumpin' Jellyfish has a million fans, then I am one of them. If Jumpin' Jellyfish has ten fans, then I am one of them. If Jumpin' Jellyfish has only one fan then that is me. If Jumpin' Jellyfish has no fans, then that means I am no longer on earth. If the world is against Jumpin' Jellyfish, then I am against the world.
As someone who learned they have a phobia of marionettes by going into a fear induced paralysis on It's a Small World, I am glad someone finally spoke out about how truly terrifying it is...
This ride is truly something that you cannot believe until you go on it. My friend and I KNEW about all the racism and what this ride was, and yet we were still crying of laughter the whole way through because WE WERE NOT PREPARED.
6:05 yeah I used to work foods in Fantasyland and I will never forget the time a guy came up to order and I asked him how his day was going and he gave me just the most stricken look of all time and goes “I just took the four-year-old on Mr. Toad’s Wild Ride” 😂
at a buffet, i personally sneak corndogs into the buffet so others can enjoy them. I hide 6 corndogs in my jacket pockets. it then, is a joy for me to see other patrons of the establishment eat my corndogs thinking they were part of the buff
Real question is: Are you and everyone else still willing to go to Disney land or world after this seemingly torturous experience? Amanda seemed like the GOAT
One thing I learned at a young age. If you are in the line as the park closes they have to let you on. The moment it hits “close” they can no longer let people in the line.
When you said there was no speed limit for the teacup ride in Florida, I had terrible flashbacks. And that, my friends, is why I have a fear of teacup rides.
W tour guide, they completely understood the assignment. They gave a group of adults the most magical experience Disney can offer people who aren’t hardcore fans and you gotta respect that.
What a journey! I was genuinely enthralled, I felt the adrenaline, the despair, the, joy, the motion sickness. Amanda is the true hero of this story. ❤😂
Can’t wait until your audience makes you do this again with Disney World… which is approximately 51x bigger… And is 10° hotter and 33.3̅..% more humid… HAVE FUN
@@GPXBrent oh yeah, that's kinda the issue with an ever-expanding park. also isn't each kingdom like a bit far away from each other? at the very least the time limit would have to be more generous, like a day-and-a-half. or two.
Wdw is literally bigger than 5 whole countries (one country is the Vatican which is practically the size of a neighborhood but still). Impressive challenge
okay alpha. This is honestly my favourite channel right now. Some of the best content i have every watched everyone one of your videos are different and i dont know what to expect next. Keep it up man :)
This whole journey especially with the segment about why you smiled at Big Thunder Mountain and what you thought was it being just out of reach into a saving miracle that completes the journey making it all that much sweeter, really just made me think of Luffy and the Strawhats :3
One time while in Autopia, sponsored by Honda, there was a family of ducklings on the track. I was like, 10 at the time, and was riding with my dad, who's a bit of a nature guy himself. So, my dad hopped out and carried them off the track towards the nearest body of water, being the castle's moat or whatever. Kept going on the ride a little bit, and found the mother duck with several more babies. Which, we just had to wait on. At the very least, the ducklings were screaming and the mom decided to immediately go to them.
Is it weird in Disneyland to have sponsored rides? I know you’re joking with the inclusion but it happens all the time in the Florida parks, especially Epcot, so seeing it be pointed out as an oddity with the autopia is weird to me lol
@@alexschneider1667 I only included it because the video included it, lol. But yeah, for the most part it is weird to have sponsored Disneyland rides. At least, ones that are obviously sponsored.
The crew at Rise of Resistance is great. I went to Disney World for a band trip to perform at Disney Springs and we went to Rise of Resistance in groups of 4 and the crew was amazing. One of them went up to the second chair in my section and crap talked her about her shoes. Then the second chair was explaining the shoes and the person told her to shut up. The crew there must love their job and take it very seriously.
There's something so unsettling about cast members being allowed to drop their hyper-helpful persona. Apparently that makes it a favorite job, getting to be a bit more terse when directing people in lines is nice variety.
4:50 So when I went to Disneyworld in Florida and went on the teacups, me and my friend made it our personal mission to spin them as fast as possible. Turns out, when the ride begins slowing down, they lock the cups from spinning. So my friend was ejected to the side, slamming into the door of the ride and brusing his shoulder. Great time 10/10
The one time I've ever gone to Disneyland and went on "It's a Small World" not expecting the horrors that were to come, one of the dolls attached to the balloons that was supposed to move up and down toward the end of the ride was still. Like it was hanging. What the actual hell was that ride
I was very close to going on that ride but it was closed down. did not expect it to be so bleak and dark, really has old horror vibes. loved the camera work on it too though made it look even more cryptic and like found footage adding to the old horror vibe
In case anyone wonders Little mermaid and any ride like it with an omni mover system (a ride that is always in motion with you loading while it moves) will always stop but rarely break in full, mainly to get disabled guests on and off. It breaks down just as much as other attractions really, but if you go at a bad time you might get stopped like 5 times (Had this happen to me, not fun when you miss a fast pass/lightning lane because of it lol).
WHY DO I KEEP COMING BACK TO THIS VIDEO EVERY TIME I'M DRINKING. I'M NOT EVEN SUBBED TO ALPHA BUT THIS IS MY 6TH TIME DRUNK WATCHING THIS. Edit: How have I watched this that many times and not realized the Zelda "DUH NUH NUH NUUUUUUH" when he shows the picture of the churro.
Alpha is no mere mortal anymore, he is a force to be reckoned with. He’s doing what no man has done before and the next time he uploads I’ll be waking up in a cold sweat.
I absolutely LOVE the way Alpharad tells stories, you get so invested by listening to him talk and explain everything in such detail that u can't help but feel so emotional and I love that, stellar writing as always
I'd try to explain how I ended up going here with everyone...
but that's a whole other story
What? h-h-how?
Make Jacob play on the sonic games now.
Ayo?
tell the story
hi sonic
When I was a kid I cried on it’s a small world out of fear, happy i didn’t cry this time!! It was close though!
Awesome.
Lol
Thats called progress
yeah I cried just by watching it from this video
Yeah, It's Teriffying
Your tour guide sounds like she was great - and entirely in on the joke just for content. Setting goals, monitoring pacing, sowing just enough doubt to make your group push that little bit harder. You’d have never managed without her, the absolute legend.
She was incredible!! We owe all the magic to her!!
cannot believe she out funnymanned the internet funny man himself
She was honestly the perfect guide, a hero for sure!
I mean she’s getting paid by the hour these ppl committed to the longest possible goal she was gonna make that happen but the theatrics made it magical.
I’ve had Amanda she was just as good as in the video! I even got some exclusive pictures of them on cars and guardians so… yea she’s great!😅
The fact that you survived a 16-hour gauntlet of rides on "the happiest place on earth" and only walked out with one piece of merchandise is commendable.
Did somebody just say one piece
@@accordion9119 wealth, fame power-
@@Cooldude-wf4gb no one knows what the one piece truly is
@@Cooldude-wf4gb Gold Roger, the King of the Pirates, obtained this and everything else the world had to offer.
@@13rieCheese when he was executed his last words were: "You want my treasure you can have it, somewhere I hid the biggest treasure in the world"
Hats off to Amanda for telling them they weren't gonna make it just to make them go faster, and for her withholding the fact that they actually would make it to the Indiana Jones ride in time just for the drama.
What
She did it for the content and she isn’t even the content creator
@@FalcoNat The ultimate gigachad move.
@@FalcoNat if only we could all be so effortlessly entertaining
@HitmeuponnicegraPaPaSea1 wrong bot
I like how almost every scene of jaiden is her having a good time and Alpharad is just emotionally dead 😂
14:04 is a template waiting to happen
@@anaccount4354 agreed
This is literally the condensed version of the Rainforest Café video.
You have Eddy Burback/Alpharad. Suffering.
Then you have Jaiden/Ted Nivison. Enjoying the ordeal.
Expect for the small world, that’s where the fear set in.
@@SoulCore413 except
I can't believe this started out as a tier list and not wanting to rank the rides out of nostalgia, rather recency bias, AND is also a speed run, is amazing
Why does this comment with 1k likes have no replies
@@sebastianmota2161
It’s a small world after all.
@@SoulCore413 so true
@@sebastianmota2161
3:37
It’s a world of laughter, a world of tears.
It’s a world of hope’s, and a world of fear’s.
There’s so much that we share, that it’s time we’re aware, it’s a small world after all.
It’s a small world after all.
It’s a small world after all.
It’s a small world after all.
It’s a small, small, world.
Indeed
"Which made sense when we found out we were paying her hourly" GO QUEEN MAKE BANK LOL
she got like 300-500$ just that one day
@@reet3773god DAMN that’s alita money :D
@@thememeqweenthats between 18 and 30 quid per hour
Timestamp?
Shout out to the tour guide Amanda who stuck with the entire group for 16 whole hours, going on every single ride, trekking through the entire park by foot, waiting through all the queues, all while helping the group and keeping a positive energy. This challenge wouldn't have been achievable without her.
what a GREAT employee
I mean she was being paid hourly
@@malnourishedman7192 Yes, but maintaining a positive, helpful demeanor after being dragged around the entire park for 16 hours is NOT easy even if you're being paid.
@@malnourishedman7192 You overestimate how motivational an hourly pay would be in a place as loud and active as Disney Land.
@@malnourishedman7192 even with being paid hourly, 16h of no-stop walking and entertaining is hard asf.
This video is a masterpiece. With the combination of the amazing writing, the humor that's just the right amount of self-deprecating, and the Xenoblade soundtrack throughout 80% of the video, especially The God-Slaying Sword for the last 10 minutes of the video, I have never seen another content creator that can keep me so well engaged throughout a whole 25-minute documentary of how he made a 10-person trip to Disneyland into a tax write-off.
Don't forget the KH music throughout too.
kingdom hearts music too ❤️👍
When I heard chain attack theme in the first minute or so I thought I was going insane from hearing it all the time in the game
Would you tell me the name of the song at 00:36 please?
@@brunoemf90 it’s the Chain Attack Theme from Xenoblade Chronicles 3
Shout-out to Amanda who not only kept her chipper attitude all day but also fed into your insane bs the whole way.
Not to mention made it possible to get that one last ride
If you seen some of the clips, she even rode some of the rides with them. Specifically the Little mermaid ride. You could see her riding the rides with them
😂😂😂😂😂😂
I love how whenever jaiden and jacob were in the same frame jaiden looked like she was genuinely having a good time and jacob just looked dead inside
"I'm just going to rank this one a bit below average due to the slight fear for my life"
Alpharad's friends describing 90% of their activities with him
Looks like Alpharad’s experience with Kingdom Hearts 3 has prepared him for this, and this video is Awesome.
His experience that ended prematurely since he didn't finish as far as I know XD
The kingdom hearts music playing throughout was nice too
@@redman8828 I think that's what the OP is alluding to. The use of the KH music is from his time playing it.
I dream of a day where we get a Kingdom Hearts themed area. Even if it was just a Traverse Town themed food court
@@SnarkyRogue that would be incredible.
Amanda is the real MVP - she knew how to get the most drama out of your situation.
Fun Fact: I just wanna point out that on the little mermaid, the ride didn’t breakdown. It just stopped to let people w/ wheelchairs enter. there’s a special station for this, located at unload. That’s probably what happened. (this will happen at least once when you ride a omnimover ride, that’s the type you were riding btw)
edit: jesus christ im a nerd
@@lordsosa9383 ok
@@lordsosa9383
fun fact! nobody loves you
I'm sorry I slowly started reading this in a nerd accent lol 😭
@@PixieChapstick it’s fine lmao, now that i look back i can read it in that voice too
@@sunsetoforlando lollll
As someone with a Disney Mom I can attest that Alpha is, in fact, absolutely goddamn insane for doing this.
Jaiden and Alpha are like the childhood best friends who just never had time to hang out until they became adults
Yes
Facts
I do love how I'm sure the tour guide Amanda knew the Materhorn was closed, so she was right that it was impossible to ride all 45 rides. I have to wonder if the reason nobody accomplishes this feat is due to the breaks, closures and repairs of different rides at different times of the year.
I would be willing to believe that the park does this on purpose and always has at least one ride in maintenance rotation at all times to avoid too many being broken down at the same time.
I would still say he “rode” them all because I feel like World Of Color had to be the same length time wise (maybe even longer?). So it kind of cancels it out.
If you consider that they started 40 minutes late, it probably works out.
@@Cecebookworm07 i remember world of color being pretty long, like 30 minutes or something
Its perfectly possible. Remember, they started 40 minutes late and sat down for lunch. That's more tha enough time for The Matterhorn.
Putting It’s a Small World in a minor key really does make it horrifying
ikr it’s already scary as is and then they do that 😭
Now imagine it as a boss theme
@@samboi123 I was thinking about that the entire time
@Samboi123 There actually is one. The Clock Tower battle from the Epic Mickey game. Have fun listening to it!
@@onilink134 I’m fully aware. Clock Tower is exactly what I’m referencing!
Amanda is awesome for waiting until the very last moment to reveal that you would get to go on the last ride. That emotional rollercoaster was probably bigger than any of the other ones in the park.
Respect to that tour guide for not only doing a bang up job as a guide but also waiting only until after giving you despair to say y'all can still go on the last ride. She knows theatrical timing.
_(Or Alpharad is lying to us for quality content, but hey that's also theatrical)_
I think “30 minute adventures to go through everything about a specific thing” is my new favorite form of content.
LETS GO HEARTED COMMENT WOOO
I love the rank of Mr toads wild ride. The whole point is he drives straight through everything due to road insanity, dies, goes to hell, and apparently runs over Satan, allowing him to go back to life for some strange reason. One of the best
The strange reason is probably God finding that hilarious
@@zikadraws79God really told Satan "Hold this L, idiot"
I didn't really realize how he got back into the regular world but that's hilarious!
This year has probably been the most entertaining year of content that alpharad has done
He really does just up his game each year, hard to believe he was once the funny smash montage guy and now hes making masterpieces like this
Fax
he can make just any content with that level of storytelling
Was he at least drunk when he got those tattoos ?
Alpha is such a good storyteller. I was on the edge of my seat and totally invested to something I never put much thought into.
Agreed. One of the best "can you beat **so-and-so** by only **so-and-so**" type videos I've watched.
He's the best Official Multiversus Partner that I watch :)
True
It really is amazing how he can make the most entertaining videos out of relatively mundane things. He could have easily just done the simple tier list style "alright this ride gets an A because yadda yadda this one gets a b because yadda yadda" but he always goes that extra mile and really makes his content great.
LITERALLY
Fun fact: Not only do they allow you on if you’re in line prior to close, but if you have some awesome people running them and you’re kids, they might let you go on two or three times in a row. I got to go on Space Mountain 3 times in a row from 11:55-12:10 with some friends when we were all around 10 years old lol. We just ran all the way through the empty queue. An absolute blast.
god bless those staffs
if you get to the park really early and go to the less popular rides, there's a chance for the same thing in the am too! a few years ago my family got to the barnstormer in florida so early the staff didn't even make us get off the ride before going around the track again
At universal, we managed to squeeze in on the Popeye’s water ride right before midnight. Went three times in a row and got absolutely soaked. Mom made me buy new clothes cause she didn’t want to get her car wet, absolutely genius on the ride operator’s part.
@@CloudsAndDays - Reminds me of when me and my cousin were at Fevival’s playland and we wouldn’t get away from the canteen sprinkler so we ended up getting our shirts soaking wet resulting in our moms having to buy us replacements from one of the gift shops.
Same thing happened at Carowinds, NC-SC, we were on this one coaster and since we had my little sister, we got to go like 2 more times.
Honestly, Disney should just animate this video as their next movie/attraction advertisement.
That ending is probably the most Disney thing I've seen come out of Disney in a while.
The MatterhornSkip is an impressive strat for the first speedrun ever, congrats
Day-perfect trick
That skip saved so much time that it was impressive. Jacob had an insanely lucky roll right there and i am so impressed noone in their group quit at all during the whole marathon lol
@@aaronlopez5163 Seriously! They had a massive time loss at the beginning but still pulled through! I would've reset personally.
Matterhorn sucks anyway
Seriously am I the only one who noticed they also skipped Toontown?
Depending on how much endurance she has, this was either the best or worst day of Amanda's jobs
I mean you get to ride rides and chill with alpharad I'd say that's good
plus apparently she got paid by the hour. Worst case, 16 hour day probably made her bank
@@crimsonstormsurgeyeah but at the same time imagine doing that as frequently as she does.
@@plutophantomhive3231 It probably has ups and down, that's why you gotta treat theme park workers with respect cause even if a lot of people do the ones that don't really wear on you especially if it happens often
As a person who went to Disney world/Disneyland in Florida I can confirm that they do not cap the spinning speed of the tea cups
Ok thanks for telling me
Ok thanks for telling me
Its awesome especially with my dad whos strong af and can make it go crazy fast
long as you're still concious, you do not stop spinning the wheel.
I weigh like 180 pounds and I almost flew out of it cause how fast we were spinning
The best part of Mr Toad’s Wild Ride is when me and my sister were young my dad told my sister that she was actually driving the car “just like Autotopia” so when we got hit by a train and went to hell she actually thought it was her fault and was sobbing. Ah, good times.
I really feel like I just got to go to Disneyland for free, with a hilarious narration
sounds like alpharad could use a sponsorship after this, don't ya say?
@@gjantonio man’s doing gods work rn
Sponsored
I wonder if the g fuel social media guy just forgot to change out of the g fuel account
Without the pain of walking!
Fun Fact: Omni-mover rides like Little Mermaid and Haunted Mansion stop so frequently because the whole track is one big belt of cars that never stops, meaning if someone needs assistance getting on or off like a guest with disability, the entire ride will have to stop to help them get on
This was a fantastic experience that I'm so happy I got to share with you guys! Would 100% do it again even if it took 20+ hours
Why do I feel like the ferris wheel with the “swinging feature” was WAY more terrifying than anything else
Out of all rides, whoever came up with that idea should be fire.
I "discovered" this feature at a young age and haven't been on since
Exactly 😭. My sister is terrified of roller coasters and doesn’t even get on the small little kid ones, but she really wanted to get on the Ferris wheel that had the swinging feature.
I was there this summer and the ride shutdown so people were stuck at the top in terrible heat.
@@SERPIC0-that sounds like me i forced my brother into the swinging ones and i won’t ride rollercoasters
As a Floridian who has gone on our version of Tea Cups many times in my life, I can confirm that those things get to terminal speed if you spin the shit out of the middle.
I, too, can confirm this.
Makes me realize how when the fam and I went back, they purposely avoided it.
Ah good times.
So your saying i can enter terminal velocity on a tea cup?
Also can confirm
I think you get thrown out of the park if go anything slower actually.
Got to admit, the lack of speed limiters on the Florida teacups makes the ride simultaneously the best and worst part of the park. Either you make everyone else incapacitated or you become incapacitated. There is never any in-between.
It’s a do or die ride that gives you a need for speed, and a lack of compassion (for those in your teacup, and those who aren’t)
Fun fact: my mother was once stuck on "It's a Small World" for about an hour meaning the singing has never left her head. Out of respect, we choose to skip it every time we go to Disneyland.
It’s a small world after all.
Oh god that sounds traumatizing
same thing happened to my dad in college, they were stuck for like four hours and now he has PTSD from it
Now on the final trip you go on with her, force her onto “Its a small world”, because that would be the best send off to those memories
@@thebulbousone653
3:37
It’s a world of laughter, a world of tears.
It’s a world of hope’s, and a world of fear’s.
There’s so much that we share, that it’s time we’re aware, it’s a small world after all.
It’s a small world after all.
It’s a small world after all.
It’s a small world after all.
It’s a small, small, world.
This man came here with an impossible dream and just the Monkey D Luffy cosplay he needed to pull it off.
I dont know if this is a joke or not. It’s just a straw hat? That’s not a luffy cosplay
Content this year has been unlike anything you’ve ever done and I love it. Keep up the great and entertaining content!
He should do this with cedar point
they're called videos not content
@@eltiolavara9and I bet you pronounce gif as Jif
When I worked at WDW, I was able to enter the park for free as a perk. I had never been on a coaster due to crippling fear of them, so my friend made it his MISSION to get me on at least ONE. And he did. My VERY first coaster was Expedition Everest at WDW. My friend convinced me to go on it, FAILING TO TELL ME that IT. WENT. BACKWARDS. As well as a drop. He also convinced me to go to the back of the car cause I was afraid of going in the front. He ALSO FAILED TO MENTION that sitting in the BACK OF THE CAR feels like you're going on a loop when there is no loop.
Needless to say ever since then whenever I go to a park I make it a point to go on as many coaster as possible. It just AWAKENED something in me.
ahhh.... stockholm syndrome a beautiful invention :D
this is one of _the_ best "had em in the first half not gonna lie" moments I've seen what a twist.
Expedition everest is a goated coaster
@@killkon3572 it's INCREDIBLE. We had the PRIVILEGE of riding it with the lights on but after like doing that 5 times EVERYONE who worked on the ride and all of us in merchandise (the people at the cash registers that's what the role is called) we were all like "TURN THE LIGHTS OFF this sucks!" LOL We got to just have the entire park of Animal Kingdom to ourselves after hours after just one of THE LONGEST days we all had lol it was pretty funny though cause it was for like a special event where people can rent out the parks right, and it was for a school of only boys.
AND WHEN WE SAW ONE OF THE PICTURES let me tell you we DIED laughing. I'll give you a SINGLE guess what it was lol I was giggling for 15 minutes just like IMPRESSED honestly lol
That was like me for a long time I was TERRIFIED of going on a coaster. But one day I said f*ck it I'm going on every coaster at California's Great America in Santa Clara and ever since I try to go on every coaster I can
4:54 as a floridian i can confirm, almost fell out of the ride because me and my friends decided to try spinning it as fast as we could and uh
*_it went pretty fast_*
I wanna see how fast it is in Florida 😅 Sounds crazy
Some cups are faster than others, but I can confirm the FL ride can be absolutely brutal if you go with a group of feral Disney Adults who want to see how close to the sound barrier they can get 😂
That just makes me want to try it one day
“florida man arrested after going too fast on the teacup ride”
@@Shooting..St4r "Florida man arrested after achieving liftoff in teacup ride"
If they hadn't started 40mins late they could have had a little extra time, but I'm so glad they did cause that tension n drama at the end was super fun to watch.
This year of content has frankly been the most entertaining one! The variation is astounding and the creativity is frankly overflowing from this channel. From movie rants to greater undertakings like this, it all keeps me glued to my screen. Keep on going strong, my favorite internet funny man!
i do what i can ♥
hi alpharad
@@Alpharad awesome
@@Alpharad Well, "what you can" is amazing, and I hope it's as fulfilling as it is entertaining.
@@Alpharad cool straw hat!
This video was so exciting it didn't even feel like 22 minutes had passed by the end! Sitting on the edge of my seat the whole time. 10/10 story telling
At first I assumed this would be more of a speed run thing where you don't really care about the experience and just want to get it over with, but I could tell that you really valued the magic of the park and wanted to give you and your friends a memorable night which I think is super cool and really enhanced a video; definitely a certified banger in my book
Or it cost 10,000 dollars, lol
So, fun fact:
My church does monthly themes and has people to make sets for them (this is just context), so there’s always an air of quality in every single one of our sets.
The set designers are literally so talented, I love all of them so much! I even got to intern with them for a summer!
I always wondered why our sets looked so good, so I started asking our set builders/designers about their prior work experience.
One of the set builders/designers-a sweet man named Dennis-used to work at Disney.
Yep. That’s right. DISNEY.
Come to find out, Dennis worked on a good hunk of the sets for Toy Story Land.
I freaking love Dennis. We talk about art all the time and he’s such a good man.
Thanks for listening to my Ted talk.
W in chat for dennis
@@DandTBros w
When I went to Disney World I got stuck on “It’s a Small World” for a good half hour because it shut down.
It was the worst experience I’ve ever witnessed.
Just imagine hearing the Spanish version of the song on repeat for a half hour and that was basically my experience.
That happened to my dad back in the 70's
same thing happened to me at one point, turns out we where there so long the music shut off completely and we could just here the animatronics moving, we ended up fishing coins out of the river and trying to land them into the cups they were opening and closing
You and I have had the exact same experience! I also got trapped in the Spanish section of the Disney World It's a Small World for a half hour!
I guess you could say that it's a small world after all
3:37
It’s a world of laughter, a world of tears.
It’s a world of hope’s, and a world of fear’s.
There’s so much that we share, that it’s time we’re aware, it’s a small world after all.
It’s a small world after all.
It’s a small world after all.
It’s a small world after all.
It’s a small, small, world.
@@kylestreet7641 I guess you could say that!
I grew up going to Disneyland, had a pass for about 12 years, and hit my 10 year anniversary as a cast member this year. There are so many trivia tidbits I’d love to share, but I’ll spare the rant. I really enjoyed watching this video, and I’m glad you had an overall great time!
Please, do share! We have time, I assure you.
Spare me nothing. I want to hear the rant
Dude, trivia bits, please
In an attempt to rank the rides at Disneyland in a tier list...you got together with your friends (including Sonic the freaking Hedgehog) and did a speedrun of an amusement park. Now that's content.
Wait what? Someone that was affiliated with sonic was in this video?
@@JeremiahAndJordan Look At Description
@@SlinkSup99 FR?
Adriana: screams
Alpharad: laughs like a super villain
Another unpredictable masterpiece, the internet funny man knows his stuff.
It’s a small world after all.
While I agree it was a great video, I'm not sure what you mean by unpredictable. Do you mean him releasing this type of video was unpredictable or the ending of the video was? Cause there were only 2 possible endings (maybe 3; possible trolling), one being they fail and the other being they succeed.
I know people say “It’s a small world” is terrifying, but the minor key version really brings that together.
the minor key does it for me
Welcome to duloc
Epic Mickey brings some spooks to the scene as well.
Why do they use red lightning? Lol
@@kirbylover37
What’s red lightning?
amanda is actually such a great tour guide. she matched energy so well
This Disneyland speedrun is quite the emotional roller coaster
i see what ya did there
Adriana wearing Minnie ears the entire time seems so absurdly natural and I can’t fully explain why
Fun fact: the railings that hold up the tomorrowland sign and stretch throughout the entire tomorrowland area used to be a ride called the People Mover, but it closed in 1995 to be a faster version that closed quickly due to maintenance failures (the People Mover still exists in Florida). I'm not sure why the tracks are still there (you can actually see the intact tracks on Astro Orbiters), but there's a real People Mover being built at the Los Angeles airport, which seems like the perfect opportunity to reopen the Disneyland People Mover.
Apparently the tracks in the Disneyland version are so intertwined in the structures of Tomorrowland, that there is no way to remove the tracks without damaging pretty much a majority of Tomorrowland. That’s what I remember from a past video on the topic from another RUclipsr a while ago.
I thought the people mover was still in operation, I’ve actually ridden it recently. Also I thought Mr toads wild ride was shut down, there’s a whole statue of him in the haunted Marian pet cemetery. The orbiters shut down too I thought?
@@ButterPecan37 the people mover is still in operation at Disney World but not Disneyland, and mr toad is gone in Disney world as well which might explain it.
If the people mover was still in Disneyland, the challenge would’ve been impossible since the beginning
@@sirrantsalot2468 ooooooh, ok thanks
20:11 Did he really find a group of friends that are just as insane as he is? Or did he condition them enough to go along all the way without question?
Either way, that's true friendship. :)
little of column A, little of column B, ya know?
fun fact about the line policy: this is true at universal studios in orlando too. during halloween horror nights, the park does not close until 2 AM, making it possible to ride rip ride rocket (rollercoaster open during HHN) at 2:30-3:30 in the morning if you get in line at 2 as the wait is usually not shorter than 30 min. there is no feeling comparable to the way that coaster hits after you've been falling asleep in line for 45 minutes
"The safety equipment was like a good apology video: nonexistent."
One word: Fear.
How was Sora able to accomplish this in Kingdom Hearts?
The best thing is that everyone is here. I mean not just the regulars in Joe and Altrive but EVERYONE, it's awesome that no one, especially not someone who could be called a "Disney Adult" was left out
I LOVE DISNEYLAND!! WOOHOOOOO!! ❤️
If Jumpin' Jellyfish has a million fans, then I am one of them. If Jumpin' Jellyfish has ten fans, then I am one of them. If Jumpin' Jellyfish has only one fan then that is me. If Jumpin' Jellyfish has no fans, then that means I am no longer on earth. If the world is against Jumpin' Jellyfish, then I am against the world.
@@adrisaurus That begs the real question. What’s better the Jellyfish ride or a Capybara that pulled up?
It’s a small world after all.
The part where alpharad talks about his friends genuinely warms my heart 😊
As someone who learned they have a phobia of marionettes by going into a fear induced paralysis on It's a Small World, I am glad someone finally spoke out about how truly terrifying it is...
This ride is truly something that you cannot believe until you go on it. My friend and I KNEW about all the racism and what this ride was, and yet we were still crying of laughter the whole way through because WE WERE NOT PREPARED.
It’s a small world after all.
15:58 Alpharad going through Mental Turmoil, and still finding a way to bully children at Disneyland Rides is why I love watching this channel.
Now do Disney World next 😳
nah, six flags magic mountain is the ultimate challenge, 20 roller coasters in 1 day. pure insanity.
Kidd just let the californians take this one W everyone goes to world
@@Thrills_And_Chills_WQAQ ong
Nah ceadar point at least the coasters are good there
Didney World
6:05 yeah I used to work foods in Fantasyland and I will never forget the time a guy came up to order and I asked him how his day was going and he gave me just the most stricken look of all time and goes “I just took the four-year-old on Mr. Toad’s Wild Ride” 😂
at a buffet, i personally sneak corndogs into the buffet so others can enjoy them. I hide 6 corndogs in my jacket pockets. it then, is a joy for me to see other patrons of the establishment eat my corndogs thinking they were part of the buff
Bro💀
Good marketing
but why
@@mexicanhelljumper8614 Why not?
@@Freewavez808s whahaahah thanks!
There is probably not a single other RUclipsr, that can make some of the most entertaining and emotional videos, like Alpha can
Ahem ahem mr beast ahem
Dougdoug is pretty high up there
Real question is: Are you and everyone else still willing to go to Disney land or world after this seemingly torturous experience?
Amanda seemed like the GOAT
I'd return for Amanda any day
Altrive in the teapots was gold
One thing I learned at a young age. If you are in the line as the park closes they have to let you on. The moment it hits “close” they can no longer let people in the line.
I pulled off a late night quad-run of the seven dwarves mine train thanks to this trick
Depends on the park you're at, some are stricter about kicking people out as soon as the park closes
Alpharad: explains how the marketing towards the end of a ride is pure genius but evil
also alphard: "i conquered its a small world."
Not gonna lie when I went to Tokyo Disneyland most of the merch was meh but I'd buy that shirt in a heartbeat. It made me genuinely laugh
you can still acknowledge it's genius trickery yet still go for it for the heck of it
Alpharad at the beginning: *Boundless Confidence*
Alpharad towards the end: *Literally going insane due to exhaustion, and loses hope*
So just like all of his videos?
okay but can we talk about how epically evil the rendition of "It's a Small World!" was, cause I kinda love it!
It’s genuinely a cool rendition of the song.
When you said there was no speed limit for the teacup ride in Florida, I had terrible flashbacks.
And that, my friends, is why I have a fear of teacup rides.
Really, just seeing Alpharad and his buddies be genuinely happy just about makes my day.
This man took him and his friends on a vacation, and now he is going to make money off of it. Respect.
Lol its gunna take like 20 million views to profit off it
Plus making it a viable video can make the tour a business expense for tax purposes.
W tour guide, they completely understood the assignment. They gave a group of adults the most magical experience Disney can offer people who aren’t hardcore fans and you gotta respect that.
What a journey! I was genuinely enthralled, I felt the adrenaline, the despair, the, joy, the motion sickness. Amanda is the true hero of this story. ❤😂
15:28 Seeing this man spin in the cars while stressing out killed me 😭
Dash is so inherently funny to me. The way he stared during the teacup ride absolutely destroyed me
Also his anti-perspirant joke was great.
"somehow I found a group of friends just as insane as I am"
Fitting for the Disney video to have a message about the power of friendship
4:52
Is THAT why I remember REALLY liking those rides when I rode them with my dad as a kid?
Can’t wait until your audience makes you do this again with Disney World…
which is approximately 51x bigger…
And is 10° hotter and 33.3̅..% more humid…
HAVE FUN
yes PLEASE
Ah yes, the Parkeology challenge. Only 1 person has been able to do it thus far, and more rides have opened since then
@@GPXBrent oh yeah, that's kinda the issue with an ever-expanding park.
also isn't each kingdom like a bit far away from each other?
at the very least the time limit would have to be more generous, like a day-and-a-half. or two.
Wdw is literally bigger than 5 whole countries (one country is the Vatican which is practically the size of a neighborhood but still). Impressive challenge
@@alexschneider1667 looks like they'll need two days and a half then.
okay alpha. This is honestly my favourite channel right now. Some of the best content i have every watched everyone one of your videos are different and i dont know what to expect next. Keep it up man :)
Thank you for hearting my comment it means alot
Going through "It's A Small World" and pointing out the stereotyping feels like being sent to hell and noting the lack of wheelchair ramps.
It's kind of ableist for Satan to not have wheelchair ramps. He should definitely fix this.
lol
This whole journey especially with the segment about why you smiled at Big Thunder Mountain and what you thought was it being just out of reach into a saving miracle that completes the journey making it all that much sweeter, really just made me think of Luffy and the Strawhats :3
One time while in Autopia, sponsored by Honda, there was a family of ducklings on the track. I was like, 10 at the time, and was riding with my dad, who's a bit of a nature guy himself. So, my dad hopped out and carried them off the track towards the nearest body of water, being the castle's moat or whatever. Kept going on the ride a little bit, and found the mother duck with several more babies. Which, we just had to wait on. At the very least, the ducklings were screaming and the mom decided to immediately go to them.
Is it weird in Disneyland to have sponsored rides? I know you’re joking with the inclusion but it happens all the time in the Florida parks, especially Epcot, so seeing it be pointed out as an oddity with the autopia is weird to me lol
@@alexschneider1667 I only included it because the video included it, lol.
But yeah, for the most part it is weird to have sponsored Disneyland rides. At least, ones that are obviously sponsored.
@@alexschneider1667 Its weird because there is only one sponsored ride
The crew at Rise of Resistance is great. I went to Disney World for a band trip to perform at Disney Springs and we went to Rise of Resistance in groups of 4 and the crew was amazing. One of them went up to the second chair in my section and crap talked her about her shoes. Then the second chair was explaining the shoes and the person told her to shut up. The crew there must love their job and take it very seriously.
There's something so unsettling about cast members being allowed to drop their hyper-helpful persona. Apparently that makes it a favorite job, getting to be a bit more terse when directing people in lines is nice variety.
@@AbsolXGuardian before rise of the resistance it was tower of terror that was the most popular spot to work.
A long but fun day! Thank you for letting me be a part of it 🥰
LETS GOOOOOOO, AMANDA IS REAL!
Great job! ♥
4:50
So when I went to Disneyworld in Florida and went on the teacups, me and my friend made it our personal mission to spin them as fast as possible. Turns out, when the ride begins slowing down, they lock the cups from spinning. So my friend was ejected to the side, slamming into the door of the ride and brusing his shoulder.
Great time 10/10
The one time I've ever gone to Disneyland and went on "It's a Small World" not expecting the horrors that were to come, one of the dolls attached to the balloons that was supposed to move up and down toward the end of the ride was still. Like it was hanging.
What the actual hell was that ride
I’m so glad I haven’t gone on that ride.
Oh the shadows that must’ve casted on the wall
I was very close to going on that ride but it was closed down. did not expect it to be so bleak and dark, really has old horror vibes. loved the camera work on it too though made it look even more cryptic and like found footage adding to the old horror vibe
i remember going on its a small world and one of the dolls were like hanging from a noose atleast thats what it looked like when i was with my family
In case anyone wonders Little mermaid and any ride like it with an omni mover system (a ride that is always in motion with you loading while it moves) will always stop but rarely break in full, mainly to get disabled guests on and off. It breaks down just as much as other attractions really, but if you go at a bad time you might get stopped like 5 times (Had this happen to me, not fun when you miss a fast pass/lightning lane because of it lol).
Omg I love the straw hat, it’s a good way to represent the adventure that this day seemed to be that was completely and totally intentional
WHY DO I KEEP COMING BACK TO THIS VIDEO EVERY TIME I'M DRINKING.
I'M NOT EVEN SUBBED TO ALPHA BUT THIS IS MY 6TH TIME DRUNK WATCHING THIS.
Edit: How have I watched this that many times and not realized the Zelda "DUH NUH NUH NUUUUUUH" when he shows the picture of the churro.
Finally someone who truly encapsulated how terrifying It's A Small World is.
Alpha is no mere mortal anymore, he is a force to be reckoned with. He’s doing what no man has done before and the next time he uploads I’ll be waking up in a cold sweat.
I absolutely LOVE the way Alpharad tells stories, you get so invested by listening to him talk and explain everything in such detail that u can't help but feel so emotional and I love that, stellar writing as always
This was an emotional . . . Rollercoaster . . .
I don't think that one Disney-landed