Agree on Nemo and Autopia, I have avoided both those for years. What we all have to remember though, including Disney, is that it needs to be relatable for all ages. It’s becoming an adult park and that’s a shame. Some things will be dated as technology progresses. And that’s ok! Some of the ” dated” things they’ve removed are sorely missed, like the bucket ride, the People Mover, America Sings, America the Beautiful, and the Voyage to Inner Space. Splash Mountain?? They’re really lost their focus, sadly. Rather than sticking to their classics they rip those out for so called current themes, which are already outdated by the time they’re done.
My very least is Big thunder Railroad 👎👎I got whiplash back in 1993 from it. Still suffering from that injury today,2nd is Autopia Get rid of it!Bring a second cars land (hopefully to cut the lines between both parks)also the Round building, I Wish you’d bring back the carasell of Progress..
Oh, come on. I really enjoy Mickey’s PhilharMagic. Surely, the screen and stuff may not be as big as Walt Disney World’s version, but I think it’s a good replacement to Muppet Vision 3D. Even though, that attraction is probably not coming back. I really hope this current attraction stays. I can’t be the only one that likes this show.
I miss having a live theatrical show at the Hyperion (Aladdin, Frozen) Those were great.
Autopia and the subs need to go badly!
I miss A Bug’s Land – something aimed at families since Fantasyland is always busting at the seams.
A lot of amazing things could be done, but Disney execs have been too busy trying to fleece guests rather than spend money for upgrades, new attractions, and live entertainment.
Our last visit in April wasn’t very much fun due to the overcrowding. Spending money for LL when it was already booked up, and having to be on my phone most of the day. Not enjoyable or relaxing.
Comments for These Disneyland Rides May Be Facing Their Final Days
Carolyn S Dougharty
Agree on Nemo and Autopia, I have avoided both those for years. What we all have to remember though, including Disney, is that it needs to be relatable for all ages. It’s becoming an adult park and that’s a shame. Some things will be dated as technology progresses. And that’s ok! Some of the ” dated” things they’ve removed are sorely missed, like the bucket ride, the People Mover, America Sings, America the Beautiful, and the Voyage to Inner Space. Splash Mountain?? They’re really lost their focus, sadly. Rather than sticking to their classics they rip those out for so called current themes, which are already outdated by the time they’re done.
Anita Perez
My very least is Big thunder Railroad 👎👎I got whiplash back in 1993 from it. Still suffering from that injury today,2nd is Autopia Get rid of it!Bring a second cars land (hopefully to cut the lines between both parks)also the Round building, I Wish you’d bring back the carasell of Progress..
Drew
Oh, come on. I really enjoy Mickey’s PhilharMagic. Surely, the screen and stuff may not be as big as Walt Disney World’s version, but I think it’s a good replacement to Muppet Vision 3D. Even though, that attraction is probably not coming back. I really hope this current attraction stays. I can’t be the only one that likes this show.
Anonymous
Every time I walk by Autopia, I’m just hit with that engine roar sound and smell of Gas fumes that it make me a bit nauseas
Jen C
I miss having a live theatrical show at the Hyperion (Aladdin, Frozen) Those were great.
Autopia and the subs need to go badly!
I miss A Bug’s Land – something aimed at families since Fantasyland is always busting at the seams.
A lot of amazing things could be done, but Disney execs have been too busy trying to fleece guests rather than spend money for upgrades, new attractions, and live entertainment.
Our last visit in April wasn’t very much fun due to the overcrowding. Spending money for LL when it was already booked up, and having to be on my phone most of the day. Not enjoyable or relaxing.