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Yesterworld: The Indiana Jones Land You Never Got to Experience - Disney’s Most Ambitious Attraction
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- Опубликовано: 31 авг 2019
- Disney’s Theme Parks haven’t always had the presence of Indiana Jones, and the attractions that do exist have a long, complicated history. Today, we take a deep dive into the Indiana Jones attractions that didn’t make the cut - from an extremely ambitious Indiana Jones land at Disneyland, to a continually downgraded mine cart roller coaster at Disneyland Paris!
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The imagineers’ has to be the most frustrating job in the world.
All those huge, beautiful and impressive ideas watered down to just an insignificant fraction of their awesomeness.
danito1981 Agreed, leave it to the cheapskate executives to bastardize all those beautiful concepts in the name of profit. Disney has so much money it’s sickening...how much is too much for them? They say they were in financial trouble I call BS
A fraction the only remotely close to their idea in what we got was that it was a roller coaster
@@kcoolrule At the time, the park was owned by Euro Disneyland which wasn't a part of the Walt Disney Company. They really had no money. Right now, they don't have an excuse to not improve it as Disney finally bought Euro Disney and with it Disneyland Paris, meaning that they can pump huge amounts of money in the park.
That's what any creative job feels like tbh
That's hardly exclusive to Imagineers.
The Paris Indiana Jones ride was so bad and so rough that a lot of people called it “Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Broken Skull”
One time, I saw a girl who was in her 20's cry out of pain. It really is wayy too rough.
Sounds like something Stone Cold would ride
More like Kingdom of the Empty Skull
I mean it was made by pinfari know for their incredibly rough rides
I actually really enjoyed this ride. The queue was far quicker than the original ride in CA as well.
I did Indiana Jones and the Temple of Peril just a few months ago and it was extremely uncomfortable and really didn't make any connections to Indiana Jones. It really seemed like they just stuck the name on the attraction for "name" value.
A Temple of Doom-style mine car ride would have been amazing.
Same!
Disney: Imagine there's no budget. Sky's the limit.
Also Disney: We can't do this! It's too expensive!
:/
The point of the "Blue Sky" concept phase is to build up a massive expanse of ideas which then can be filtered through for what will work realistically. Sometimes, concerning yourself with budget to begin with will hurt the creative process, since you're starting off worrying about anything you try to implement. Allowing your mind to run wild will let you and others pick out the big highlights which can then become focal points or reengineered for another concept later. WDI recognizes this, and its a system that they've used for ages.
Gotta say, I would rather have an entire land of Indiana Jones than Star Wars after learning about what could've been.
@AciidRaiin Well Rise of the Resistance will be opening in a few months, so we'll have to wait and see how that turns out. It's basically the Star Wars equivalent of the Indiana Jones ride from Disneyland.
Yeah, but then again Star Wars is a ton more popular than Indiana Jones.
Stephen Gregson well it’s open now and it’s AMAZING
Same! Disney has basically killed off Star Wars
@@SalivatingSteve So several months have passed, did Disney succeed?
My wife and I were lucky enough to take part in the Indiana Jones stunt show in 2004.
I saw it in 2009. It was okay but I felt it was kind of a letdown.
My dad got to be the guy Who come sout all badass with the sword and Indi’s tired of it so he just blasts him. Such a great scene.
Marcus Zyker true
“My Wife!” -Petros
Cool that sounds fun
Do a video about It’s a small world at the 1964 world’s fair.
Digital Apple great idea
No, we need one about the Ford Magic Skyway
Why not both?
@@mistyfoe sounds good
14:34 "For unknown reasons" there was many complains about neckpain, back issues and "slaps" dues to the headrest edges. After the reverse in 2004 it was less painful, but still... gladly we had the 2014 improvement.
It’s interesting how Disney Sea in Japan took the concept and basic design/layout of Temple du Perils and made it quite awesome and thematically fitting with Raging Spirits.
The biggest problem with DLP’s Adventureland is how vast and empty it is...there is so much more chance for awesome theming, cause I love what’s already there.
I have to agree. Every time I set foot in Adventureland I’m awed cause it’s so detailed but there’s really no pay-off, at least not for adults.
Disneyland paris still has unbuild land they bought for these expansions so who knows
right now Marvel land, Frozen land and star wars. No other upcoming projects.
There's 3 upcoming Indiana Jones movies, the first being released in 2021. I have a pretty strong feeling they'll build it. Especially since the park hasn't had a new ride in almost 15 years, and hasn't had any expansions in 25 years!
@@JKalama25799752 my favorite ride at Disney Studios Paris, Rock'n Roller... Is being changed. That's one new thing. Probably will become Iron man something. I just want Space Mountain as it was when I was a kid.
@@RomainSandt DSP seems to be the worst
@@sentientarugula2884 still a fun park. And won't go to the US for Disneyland
I tried Indiana Jones and the Temple of Peril ride back when it went backwards and I remember that at first it went forwards up the hill, before it reached the very top, a boulder would come towards us, forcing us to go backwards and the rest of the ride went backwards. It was the year of the parks 5th anniversary in 1997 and I remember it as it was yesterday (I was 22, so this is not a kids imagination) Maybe it was a special treat for the guests for the anniversary? I can't be the only one who remember this
Mandela effect? There's no way that could have happened? *That* would have been something more documented?
My first time Disney was 1997 it went forwards back then. It went backwards years later and did none of that, seeing how there's multiple trains in the station its impossible too.
A lot of the cancelled and discarded ideas for Indiana Rides were used in Tokyo Disney Sea - there's an Indiana cast member who walks around flirting with guests, Temple of Doom (think that's the name) ride that goes inside a pyramid that has a giant Ape statue inside and backwards boulder chase (and Indiana animatronics), Jeep transports and a Raging Spirits ride that is similar themed rollercoaster with a 360 inversion.
When I was 5 (or 6), back in the opening year of 1995, I was playing with the queue's interactive elements. I was in the room with the spikes, and I shook the bamboo column that starts the lowering sound. A man in line, likely Indian based on the accent, told me "Don't worry, little boy. It is only a toy."
I just love that he referred to it that way.
I first went on this ride in 2003 during its 'backwards' time when I was 9, and solo as my parents hated thrill rides. We went in the end of September and the park was EMPTY so, with the exception of the major popular rides like Thunder Mountain, everything had pretty much 0 wait times, including this ride. I loved it and each time the car got back to the station there were at most maybe 4 or 5 people waiting to get on so the guys running the ride just let me stay on it. I probably spent maybe 30 minutes just going around and around over and over again. 9 year old me thought it was great.
No mention of Tokyo DisneySea? That park has an Indiana Jones land with a tweaked version of the Disneyland Indiana Jones ride themed to The Crystal Skull, and a copy of The Temple of Peril called "Raging Spirits".
Indiana Jones and The Crystal Skull is better than the Disneyland version, IMO, as it has some better special effects and the line queue is even more interesting and well-themed than Disneyland, although the general theming and track layouts are identical.
Raging Spirits is a direct copy of The Temple of Peril, and while it is very short, I did think the theming was pretty good, and it looks incredible at night with all of the lights on (the loop dives into a pit of smoky lava). It also has a neat fountain in front with water pouring down the temple steps and fire running across the water.
The rest of the land is incredibly well-themed with restaurants and scenery to explore. It also felt like there was still quite a bit of room to add onto that area in the future, so maybe the Oriental Land Company's larger park budgets could make the full Indiana Jones land a reality in the future?
Had no idea about this plan. It would've been an immersive world all it's own to say the least. I would have loved to see the multiple-rides-pass-through-each-other feature. But I like that Adventureland in Disneyland is kept reminiscent of DISNEYLAND and WALT and the history that comes with the park.
"Blue Sky Imagineering" must've changed to "Blue Screen Imagineering"
4:46
LoL, maybe it was a bad idea to pick Scrooge Mcduck to be on stage with Eisner given how Scrooge treated poor Mickey mouse in a Disney Christmas Carol? 😅
It's kinda fitting when you really think about it...lol
Good video but you should have mentioned that Tokyo Disneysea offers both the Jeep ride and a similar coaster close to each other at the Lost River Delta area.
Brian agree
Makes me realize that current Disney has the potential to make a bigger whumdinger of a ride. That's where I want their money to go.
Then you should hope and pray for Universal Studios' success because thats what is really driving these new expansions, good ole competition via free market capitalism.
@@luism5514 Capitalism works.
@@edgarbanuelos6472 Why are you guys even talking about this? One example and you clasp your hands together and say "It works!", and, on a damn disney video? Capitalism is also what empowers those safe, ip, non-unique rides and shows to constantly be shoveled out. And what has bob iger making over $65 million dollars a year to put out garbage and do nothing of worth.
@@ninjanippledog725 It works, indeed. Though Disney is an example of why it also fails sometimes.
As author of the DLP book and webmaster of the D&M website, both from where the author of the video took the WDI renderings you can see in it, i want to correct some misleading facts you can hear in the video: First, Euro Disney opened with 10 million visitors, which was great for a first year Disney park. The Temple of Peril was not a "downscaled" version from Disneyland as he states, but part of a 10 attraction "Added Capacity" program, in response to DLP's "large crowds"!
The initial Disneyland Indy package was never 220 million, but 100m less than that. Imagineers were asked to get it under 100 and it opened exactly on it's target budget.
As for Paris, the "Added Capacity" program was tasked with delivering 13,000 additional rides per hour to quickly to reduce the impact of initial crowds. That program included Storybookland, Casey Junior, The Old Mill, Sleeping Beauty Walk Through, Aladdin Walk Through, Temple of Peril, Chaparral Stage Show, Frontierland Fort walk through, Discoveryland Train Station and Submarine Nautilus. The goal was never for a "cheap" Indy...but to distribute 10 additional attractions through the park that would add 13,000 in additional hourly capacity. If several attractions became "little gems", all the better!
He is wrong again in saying DLP desperately needed a "real" thrill ride, as Big Thunder at DLP was opening day, and continues to be, the number one DLP thrill favorite.
Space Mountain was also planned from opening to be the first planned major addition. Its placement would balance the 2 "E" ticket attractions.
Temple of Peril, Storybook/Casey and the Nautilus all exceeded expectations for added capacity, and remain today as guest favorites, although their initial creation was to ease initial crowd demands.
Why does the perception continue about Disneyland Paris being a failure? The park was creatively well received...
The overly ambitious hotels dragged profits down. When the economy worsened, the hotels remained empty. The plan was to sell them to Hilton, Marriott, and Sheraton and lease back operation. This was off the table due to the faltering performance and economics. The short term interest rates were massive and much was done on Disney's behalf to make things look bleak to get reductions from the economic burdens.
The park has never been less than the number one tourist destination in Europe, and never suffered as low attendance as Hong Kong Disneyland.
Binging! In 1996 Feb, I took my 2 children to Disneyland w/my 2nd to oldest sister. It was a great day with hardly any crowds & the time to get off the Indiana ride to getting back in line was a mere 15 minutes! I laughed so hard when "Indy" came sliding down that rope & my sister hollered at him, "Get in Indy!!" & my son said, "mom, we have to ride it again, I was so busy 'driving' I forgot it was a ride!" We rode it at least 6 times if not more. The Star Tours was still there & we ride that a bunch too.
Do a video of the history of roger rabbit’s car toon spin.
Dear Jesus that mine cart ride looked like it would have been terrifying. Glad they didn't do it. 😆 Loops in a tiny mine cart? Hell no.
The Indiana Jones "temple of peril" roller coaster at Euro Disneyland does have a loop though!
6:43 how has this not become a meme
This is what alternate realities and alternate histories appealing to me. What if we can go see all these things that were just concepts made into something real but in another reality?
As my brother quickly pointed out to me 20 years ago Temple du Peril is French for Temple of Doom.
I personally really liked the ride, especially when it went backwards.
to be honest, carving real stone for a ride is a bit over the top, fibre glass usually does the trick.
I’ve been on Indiana Jones Paris and it’s terrible compared to the la ride. Very lacklustre especially when wait time can be up to an hour
They should turn that one into a dark ride like in both California and Tokyo.
This attraction needs a re-tracking. It's one of the most headache-inducing coasters I've ever been on. It does still have a special place to me, it's my very first coaster with an inversion
Love your videos and your channel keep up the great work 👍
I love your editing! All the clips really expressed your frustration.
The idea that Disney ended buying a Pinfari coaster is not something you would think is possible...
I enjoyed the Paris ride when I was there. I think they did a good job with it considering how fast they threw it together. And considering the park’s situation at the time, I think they made the right call back then. Unlike Primeval Whirl, at least Indy had decent theming and really didn’t look like a carnival ride.
It wasnt until you mentioned the inversion that I realized, I rode this! Yeah, they have this ride at Tokyo Disney Sea next to Indiana Jones and the Crystal Skull ( their Jeep ride). Though they call this ride w
Wild Spirits and there is no Indy licensing anywhere.
Being a west coaster, I waited so long for Indiana Jones to appear at Disneyland. Did not disappoint, although I’m really sad some of the interactives in the queue are now disabled for safety reasons.
9:50 Thanks for showing off my Planet Coaster recreation for the Indiana Jones Coaster at Disneyland Paris! Seeing it here was a fun surprise. (Here's the link to the coaster on my Steam Workshop page: steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1683665488) Great work with the video!
Having multiple rides go through the same show building is an interesting idea.
And it's sort of already been done in a Disney park. I believe the Peoplemover once traveled through the queue of Star Tours.
@@PixelatedH2O Peoplemover goes through Space Mountain and Buzz Lightyear at Magic Kingdom, and the railroad passes through multiple attractions too. (Here in Paris, it even goes through Pirates' cave scene)
@@gameplayxtreme3389 I don't know enough about WDW to have realized that. Thanks.
Eisner, why’d it have to be Eisner?
I'll take him over Iger any day
It's worse these days
Thank you for this video! I’ve visited Disneyland Paris twice in the early 2000’s and always wondered why Indiana Jones ran backwards. Mystery solved!
So happy this video finally happened. It was long worth the wait. Thanks Quinn
Today, Rise of the Resistance will be their most ambitious. I hope it truly delivers.
gissneric more like rise of idiots
I wouldn't get my hopes up. Disney has already proven that they are capable of not delivering. There's a reason Star Wars fans don't like Galaxy's Edge.
@@SirBlackReeds Don't generalized all fans. I have been to Galaxy's Edge and I see Star wars fans loving the land.
@@gissneric You just did you hypocrite. I keep reading comments from Star Wars fans that Galaxy's Edge is a glorified mall that has nothing to be nostalgic for unless you're a new/budding Star Wars fan.
@@SirBlackReeds you just generalized fans as hating it, how am I a hypocrite if I disagreed with it?
looking back at these scrapped rides, lands, and parks makes me think that even if disney did have the money to build these attractions they probably wouldn't do to the technology and massive architecture these attractions need.
My Dad and I got stuck on Splash mountain and got stuck right before the big drop and so they did an evacuation. Of course they gave us both exit entrances for any two rides. So we would go through the exit and and they would ask for a card. When they asked for it back we were like nope, the cast members said to keep it all day! And so we did and continued to ride everything without waiting in line for anything! It Rocked this was about 20 years ago!
I was in the stunt show this year! It was really fun! But my friend who watched the show said she got bored haha
As someone who has loved Indiana Jones much more than Star Wars, even as a kid, it's always a shame to see the franchise get the short end of the stick. Hopefully with the new movie and video game, Indy can finally obtain that true fortune and glory. Thanks for the awesome video.
Awesome video, as always! I've always wanted a minecar rollercoaster based on the second Indy movie.
Do a video wonder about CommuniCore at Epcot.
The hologram lady on the desk was the only highlight.
Awesome video, love your Disney content! 💪🏽❤️
Can you do a history of bugs land please?
I've been waiting for this video forever!!!🤩 Thank you so much!!!
Been here since the beginning of the channel love you content keep it up
My last few days in one video. At the moment, I'm really into Indiana Jones and at every opportunity I look for merchandise to add to a Indy shrine. My cousin plans to travel to Disneyland Paris (we live in Germany, so it's not that long) and I wanted to join her just for buying Indiana Jones stuff and going on a Indy ride. Unfortunately, the european Indy ride has so much to do with Indy as I with consequent studying, nothing. So I, being piss to live in Europe, asked her if she could bring me some merchandise from the park. It's still sad that there's no good Indy Ride in Europe.
This channel makes me hate Disney executives and love Disney Imagineers like no other.
I hope they bring the version in Disneyland to WDW 😁.
This version looks very intense and ambitious.
Look at the difference between Pirates of the Caribbean in Walt Disney World and parts the Caribbean in Disneyland park. If the Indiana Jones attraction in Disneyland came over to DAK and replaced dinosaur it probably wouldn’t be the full fledge thing. The track layout is similar but different. That area definitely need to revamp though!
@@cwechter I've heard Dinosaur has the exact same track layout as the Indiana Jones ride at Disneyland. There have been rumors that they've considered re-theming Dinosaur into Indiana Jones, but I don't see that happening anytime soon. They're blowing their budget on Galaxy's Edge and the overhaul of Epcot -- and Epcot desperately needs refreshing.
@@SalivatingSteve Epcot has needed a refurbishment for a long time. I hoped that Journey into Imagination with Figment was in the update though.
They'd probably have to get rid of the Indy stunt show to do it.
damn, that's unfortunate we never got to see the actual adventure land rethemed Into the Indiana Jones land, that would've been an incredible sight to behold as three-four different attractions intertwined with each other and based off the mine cart, jeep and boulder scenes from the Indiana Jones movies!
I actually like adventure land as it is, but it’s still too bad that some of these ideas didn’t come to fruition. I think that they should replace the Indiana Jones stunt show with the original temple concept.
Love it Quinn! I’m Always looking forward to these!
something got to see many many years ago in disneyland a pretty long skit of indiana jones fighting bad guys in adventure land it was awesome to watch real people realistic looking fighting wish i could see it again but it was the only one i've ever seen for the many times i been to disney land
I didnt know there was a rumor for Indy to come to Hollywood Studios
I rode Indiana Jones and the Temple of Peril this year for the first time and was very disappointed especially as an Indiana Jones fan, although I never knew it had such history. It made sense based on the failure of Euro Disney and interesting it attempted to be a park saving ride in the same vein as Space Mountain.
Really hoping the parks see some of these concepts come to life either in Hollywood Studios or in DLP where there is definitely room to expand their awesome Adventureland.
Went on the temple of peril Halloween 2017 and was really pleasantly surprised, wasn't anywhere near as rough as I'd expected (but the fact we literally walked onto a train probably increased enjoyment)
I really wish we could get more Indiana Jones rides and attractions
Like Indy trapped in a fridge.
Leave a like if you think Yesterworld should do a history video on Tower of Terror and/or Test Track!!! 👍
Omg that would have been paradise for me as I am a Indiana Jones fan :)
No mention of the Indiana Jones Stunt Show? That was a great show, while it lasted.
Don't scare me like that! Indiana Jones Epic Stunt Spectacular is still up and running, and in 2020/2021 it's going to be updated and expanded.
@@TheMellowPumpkin Guess i should have checked first. I've seen it twice but the last time was in 1996. Been to the Magic Kingdom 25+ times. Had a house down there.
I just rode the Indiana Jones ride at Disneyland in Anaheim and it was super bumpy and rough. It was actually uncomfortable and I don't remember it being so rough.
Watching this just makes me appreciate Temple of the Forbidden Eye that much more.
I want a realized Lost Expedition expansion for Disneyland Paris in 2022 for the theme park’s 30th anniversary complete with a Jungle Book themed dark ride, an Indiana Jones Adventure dark ride, a reimagined Indiana Jones Temple of Peril coaster complete with a better layout and some animatronics!
this ride could have been so much. it would be great if they could revamp it for the next anniversary. i love the coaster, it was my first coaster with a loop. despite the hate, it's my favourite ride and i would love to see it become something memorable.
I was just wondering could you do a video about why i did euro Disneyland fail
Defunctland has a good video on it, but it doesn't talk about the current state of the park.
@@JamesLawner It kind of does. Kevin Perjurer said that the park is still troubled to this day (paraphrasing).
Any chance of a review of Superstar Limo in Disneyland California?
It was actually in California Adventure not Disneyland
Defunctland did a video on that.
I would love to see the ore cart come to life in the future
1:02 Actually, my friend, Captain EO opened in September of '86. Star Tours opened in January of '87. Hope this resolve that little error.
He was referring to the soft opening which was December 1986, but yes the “official“ opening was Jan 1987.
It looks like the future of rides will be based on those "3-d screens." However, other than Pirates and the Haunted Mansion at Disneyland there are no rides that I feel reach that level. Even the Indiana Jones ride as huge and well made as it is doesn't have that special feeling. The Jungle Cruise is also pretty good, but I feel lacks so much potential. The idea of having this massive Indiana Jones ride is obviously amazing, but I would rather they go smaller and more creative and stay away from the screens, they just will never be as good as reality. The greatest disappointment of all was Galaxy's Edge, the new "Star Wars" land, which I hear doesn't feel much like Star Wars. They already had a Star Wars "screen" ride for over two decades. They needed to do a creative and ground breaking attraction that Walt's crew would've came up with. Instead they listened to Kathleen Kennedy and as usual all her ideas have bombed.
They should have added the Indiana Jones jeep adventure to Euro Disney. That attraction is only at Disneyland and Tokyo Disney Sea. Dinosaur at Animal Kingdom uses the same ride system and track layout, but it's just not the same.
One becomes aware of how little risk is taken and the inferiority of the finished product when compared to initial vision
They could have done so much more with the character in a ride
I remember the ride… haven’t been on it in ages. Idek if it still exists!
I love Indiana Jones it’s one of my favorite movies ever! It pains me I’ve only been to the Epic Stunt Spectacular and not the ride at Disneyland.
Have you been to the one in Tokyo?
Why was I never notified that this was uploaded
Can you do a video on the up's and downs of Euro Disney please 😌
The giant show building containing multiple rides reminds me of the Thunder Mesa plan for Walt Disney World's Frontierland, with a mine-train roller coaster on top, and a dark water ride called the Western Rivers Expedition (which Disney conceived as the East Coast counterpart to Pirates of the Caribbean) inside. Like the Indiana Jones project, it got postponed and then killed by budget cuts after Disney decided they needed to build an actual East Coast Pirates instead; Western Rivers Expedition disappeared entirely and the coaster was eventually built as a stand-alone ride, Big Thunder Mountain Railroad. At least BTMR is a good, impressive ride!
It was the same story for Discovery Mountain as well. The briefly mentioned in this video Space Mountain at DLP was meant to be a large show building which housed other attractions like star tours, a version of 20,000 leagues, and a ride based on Journey to the Center of the Earth. The scale of the project was why there was no space mountain for the park's grand opening, and the low attendance forced them to scrap the original plans and reduce the building to house a single ride like other parks.
I would love to see this Indiana Jones land area finally come to Disney’s Hollywood Studios, by reimagining the area where Indiana Jones stunt spectacular currently sits, and at Disneyland at Adventureland, currently where the Indiana Jones adventure ride currently exists.
I want an Indiana Jones and the Lost Expedition retheme of Adventureland to come to Adventureland at Disneyland in California, Adventureland at Disneyland Paris, and Adventureland at Hong Kong Disneyland as well as an Indiana Jones and the Lost Expedition area for Disney’s Hollywood Studios to compliment the Indiana Jones Epic Stunt Spectacular with the Indiana Jones Adventure dark ride and Indiana Jones Temple Mine Cars coaster!
Cant wait for yesterworld Galaxy's Edge, both of them
"Ello?? Come on... my children need wine" some french cashier guy- THE SIMPSONS. Ha!
If I brought this to Animal Kingdom would you be happy
Bring Temple of the Forbidden Eye :)
No. It doesn’t fit with the theme of animal kingdom.
You know, Adventureland could use a thrill ride...
I think they should replace Dinoland USA with a Indiana Jones themed Jungle area
In my opinion they should make the star tours area of Hollywood studios an Indiana Jones area and have the ride there.
Every moment where Micheal Eisner is mentioned, I already know everything's gonna take a wrong turn..
At the end of 2016 or 17 the indiana jones coaster was backwards when i was there.
I think there was a stunt show or short gimmick to have Indiana Jones worked in with the Steam Trains inspired by the circus train from the third film.
Snakes… I hate snakes!! 🐍
I think it was 2004 the Indiana Jones ride in Disneyland was my absolute favorite ride. We kept on getting on that ride more than any of the others.
Disney could do the idea again to replace dinoland at animal kingdom
Retheme Dinosaur to an alternate version of Forbidden eye and a mine cart thrill ride
I remember doing Indiana Jones backwards... It was fun, we loved it. When I learned it came back as before I lost interest in the ride.
I would’ve liked an Indiana jones land but I am glad they didn’t take down Adventureland because I enjoy it the way it already is. The Indiana jones ride at Disneyland is my favorite attraction at the park along with the millennium falcon smugglers run and space mountain
The 80s was a great time to be CEO
Michael Eisner I bet.
It's because of the cocaine, right?
Frank Wells was CEO, not you! You became CEO after he died in a plane crash. Don't be ignorant.
Michael Eisner Thanks Mike. We can always rely on you.
I like it better that Indy was just something we only got a little taste of, like the original Star Tours, and not something we were oversaturated with on a regular basis
Very good!