amarican adventure

[catycatcat4]

it be cool if the yall did a segment about amaircan adventure i love that show it seems prety over looked.

 

[*KeepMovingForward*]

I agree. I think its one of those things that most people do every couple of trips, so we don't hear much about it.

 

[tjevans]

I think AA is one of the attractions a lot of people don't like because it's "educational," kind of like Hall of Presidents. Me, I love both of them. (and Epcot was better when it was MORE educational (and still EPCOT))

 

[AmberLuvsWDW]

I agree with the OP. AA is one of DH and my favorite attractions (and we're both 27!) I heard a discussion about this on another podcast about a year ago, and they shared tons of interesting tidbits hidden all throughout AA. I think it would be neat to go through it again and see what else the Dis-ers can find.

 

[mikelan6]

The American Adventure is an excellent attraction and is even more so after seeing it in the behind the scenes "Backstage Magic" tour. It's fascinating how they make the scenes happen .... by Disney Magic, of course.

 

[Jubilee]

This is embarrassing but I just realized I haven't been to AA since 1999 - other than an Iron Butterfly concert at the pavilion.

For some reason I skip it instinctively lol

 

[Geef]

AA is my favorite thing about WDW.

Out of all the times I've been to WDW, and that is more than I can count, I've only missed seeing my favorite 2 times. And let me tell you, everyone that was with me knew that I was missing it!

I'm 40 and I love the flashbacks you get from the end, I love the music, I marval at how the whole thing works and I love the history lesson.

This past May I took my DS 7 and DD 5 for the first time. My son now says that it is his favorite in Epcot as well.