Originally Posted By dresswhites are there any attractions that used to be your favorites, but now they are not your favorites anymore? when i was a kid Thunder Mountain used to be my favorite. IT was the attraction i wanted to work. Now it one of the attractions I don't go on everytime i am at the park. I much prefer Splash, Matterhorn and Space Mountain to Thudner. Vive, Versa i never much cared for storybook land or Roger but now i like them much more. Maybe it was the accident, maybe just different tastes, but thunder is no longer part of my top ten attractions. Any attraction like that for you? oh in my top ten, 1.) Splash 2.) Jungle Cruise 3.) Haunted Mansion Regular version 4.) Matterhorn 5.) Small world both versions 6) Mark twain Riverboat 7) Casey Jr/ Storybook Lnad 8) Roger 9) Space 10) Pirates
Originally Posted By momofbuzzfan I agree with you about Storybook Land. When I was younger I thought it was boring. Now I adore it.
Originally Posted By GoofBall I used to love Dumbo when the kids were little. Now I'm glad we can skip it. On the flip side. I've suddenly started to appreciate Innoventions - probably due to my son wanting to be in there for hours.
Originally Posted By pitapan16 I used to love the Skyway, and was sad when it left. But now I would say I'm glad it's gone because the sightlines that it spoiled and the hole in the Matterhorn were too terrible to keep around for Skyway.
Originally Posted By atigger2 When I had no kids, I skipped Dumbo the Elephant, thinking it was childish, but my kids love it and I get to ride it with them and its fun to see all the smiling faces on board. I am a huge Pirates fan. Go on it everytime, but since Indiana Jones came along, it has probably moved above Pirates on my "rides I have to go on or it won't feel like I've been to Disneyland," list.
Originally Posted By trekkeruss When Star Tours arrived, I am sure everyone was blown away by how amazing it was. But now it's merely good. It could definitely use a new and or second film, and some in-cabin effects, or wrap-around screens.