Originally Posted By AutoPost This topic is for Discussion of <a href="http://www.LaughingPlace.com/Latest-ID-77136.asp" target="_blank"><b>Latest: Five Lost Walt Disney World Rides, Which Do You Want Back? (POLL)</b></a> <p>A couple of weeks ago AOL Travel had <a href="Latest-ID-76869.asp">5 Lost Disneyland rides</a> and we asked our readers which they would like back. Today they have 5 lost rides (and attractions) from Walt Disney World. Be sure to check out the link as they have video of all 5. Then come back here and let us know - if it were up to you - which you would bring back to life.</p> <p><font face="Arial" size="2">[[poll:36]]</font></p> <p> </p>
Originally Posted By davewasbaloo This is interesting, but it leaves out so many I would want to see return if possible: 1. Horizons 2. World of Motion 3. Timekeeper 4. Adventurer's Club 5. 20k Under the Sea Special mention of course goes to Kitchen Caberet, Astuter Computer Review and the original Journey Into Imagination. as well as the Diamond Horsehoe Revue.
Originally Posted By HokieSkipper 1. Adventurers Club 2. Journey Into Imagination 3. Alien Encounter 4. The seasonal return of Country Bear Vacation Hoedown 5. SSE '94
Originally Posted By EPCOT Explorer The Haunted Mansion. Wait, what? Out of that list? 20K or Toad... My own list? Horizons JII SSE94 WOM The Living Seas
Originally Posted By magic0214 I would like to see Horizons back. I wouldn't mind the original Living Seas too. Mostly because when someone asks me what the weather was like yesterday I could say "It rained, and rained, and rained." I would like to see the Jungle Book show back at Animal Kingdom, Millionaire back at DHS, and 20K and MK.
Originally Posted By Doobie Toad was so overrated (IMHO) and I thought I liked the subs until I got claustrophobic on them in California last time though I never did 20K here at WDW. But I picked the Swan Boats. Even though I'm sure I'd never do, it seems like them just being there would add to the ambiance of the Plaza. Doobie.
Originally Posted By HokieSkipper <<Toad was so overrated (IMHO)>> If it was still around in the same way it was back in the day(and knowing the current FL, it would be), I'd agree. But man, when I was a kid that ride was a hoot.
Originally Posted By leobloom >> Toad was so overrated (IMHO) << Not to mention a really good version of the ride still exists at DL. Do any of the other parks still have a Mr. Toad ride? I'd want 20K back because the lagoon added a lot to the Fantasyland landscape, and not to mention the Nautilus is a beautiful piece of art design.
Originally Posted By standor It's great to see them again. I liked the original energy without ellen degeneres. I enjoyed the old rides where the whole family could go on together.
Originally Posted By brotherdave River Country shouldn't have been listed as it wasn't a ride, it was a complete water park! My five favorites that are long gone: Horizons Journey Into Imagination World of Motion 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea If You Had Wings Plus I'll throw in Mr. Toad for good measure as well as Snow White's Scary Adventures as it will be heading to Yesterland soon... :-(
Originally Posted By HokieSkipper I'll never understand the love for If You Had Wings. It was so lame.
Originally Posted By brotherdave Nostalgia, I guess... I loved the song and the "simplicity" of the format. I certainly wouldn't put it as one of the best experiences ever at WDW, but I do have some fond memories of it!
Originally Posted By EPCOT Explorer >>>I'll never understand the love for If You Had Wings. It was so lame.<<< I never went on it, but I have heard that the effect was akin to the TC ending to SSE. Video imagery....EVERYWHERE. And the fact that it was quirky, and kitschy, and Disney without having a single character helps, too. And remember, this was the 70's.
Originally Posted By standor To me mission to mars was a lame attraction. I would love to have them bring back 20,000 leagues nder the sea, with modern technology. That would be awesome as long as they make it a family ride instead of a thrill ride. My children are adults and they still talk about it.
