Originally Posted By barboy ///Whether you consider that a ride or a show is debatable, I guess./// I don't see how that is too debatable(classifying Soarin').......any attraction that noticeably physically moves guests is a 'ride'. A 'show', inherently, doesn't rely on moving guests around. But sometimes the distinction can blur like with Carousel of Progress and America Sings--- which I call shows even though guests are moved.
Originally Posted By barboy ///Technically I believe Soarin is a flight simulator./// And yes, the attraction Soarin' is a simulator based ride.
Originally Posted By Anatole69 I agree with you, it is a ride... which is why I qualified my comment about it being debatable. It sounds from this thread that there are those who feel otherwise though. - Anatole
Originally Posted By Anatole69 And actually I called it a ride and you called it an attraction, which is another fine point I have seen debated on these boards. To what end I am not sure, but nonetheless I have seen it debated here. lol. - Anatole
Originally Posted By nemopoppins Well, they're all supposed to be classified as attractions but I can see differences between what [nonDisney] people would call rides, attractions, or shows. Rides: Mad Hatter Tea Party, Dumbo, California Screamin, Maliboomer, Splash Mountain, etc. Attractions: Pirates of the Caribbean, Davy Crockett Explorer Canoes, Mark Twain, It's a Small World, Soarin, Peter Pan, Disney Animation, etc. Shows: Muppets 3D (I didn't say they had to be good), Aladdin, Fantasmic, Disneyland The First 50 Magical Years, etc. Oh yeah, and then there are the You Can't be Serious If You Think These Are Anything More Than Commercials: Mission Tortilla Factory and Boudin Bakery.
Originally Posted By Rizzo rides, attractions, or shows...I think it's pretty clear that there's a much higher density of stuff to do at DL than just about any other place and Disney theme park. It's amazing!
Originally Posted By Mr X Did someone actually ask "what's a milf?"? Um... ANYWAY (yes, changing the subject)..still waiting to learn which is the ONE "ride" in Anaheim.
Originally Posted By barboy The way I see it..... all rides are attractions all shows are attractions all exhibits are attractions ***Basically, attractions are not foods/restaurants nor hotels(some restaurants, however, could be deemed attractions like dinner shows) Strict transportation features like WDW's buses, monorails and boats are not attractions either, I say.***
Originally Posted By dllovinrn Hey, davewasbaloo, referencing post #8, what the heck is MILF @ WDW? It certainly can't be the acronym I think it is
Originally Posted By dllovinrn davewasbaloo, I see that post #51 explains MILF- sorry, I didn't get that far into the discussion before I asked! Forgive the way my mind works....
Originally Posted By davewasbaloo Perv ;-p But another example of how WDI have lost their way perhaps?
