Favorite Dark Ride at DCA?

[piratestomorrow]

I'm curious what everyone thinks!

 

[OKW Lover]

I voted for little mermaid simply because I love the music.

 

[SFMommy]

I love them both! But I voted for The Little Mermaid because that is one that I could go on multiple times per trip and never tire of it!

 

[BrianL]

I like them both, but probably TLM a little more. I don't get to ride Monsters as much because they don't have it at WDW, but TLM is the same other than the exterior.

 

[Tinkaboo]

Ariel for the music and the beautiful colors! But I love them both.

 

[wench]

Like everyone else, I love them both. But, TLM is one of my favorite Disney movies so it has a slight edge.

 

[Pluto468]

Little Mermaid, definitely. I love the music and think the ride was done so well.

 

[maleficent55]

I voted for the Little Mermaid only because I feel a connection with it more than monsters inc

 

[KenyaSierra]

LM- short line (at least before it became a LL attraction), longish ride in air conditioning. Don’t even mind when it stops- more time sitting down in the AC!

 

[dizneedoll]

Monsters Inc. I think it’s an underrated ride and I’m bummed that it’s probably on the chopping block to make way for Avatar land.

 

[ClaraOswald]

Little Mermaid, for sure.

The Monsters Inc ride is just half-assed since it's just a re-theme of Superstar Limo.

Though I do always get a good chuckle when I see the re-used elements from Superstar Limo. Most noticeably Drew Carey and Jackie Chan.

 

[julesann]

Monsters Inc. Love it.

 

[StarlitNight05]

I picked Monsters Inc. It's just adorable. I love the door scene too. Little Mermaid is also great, but Monsters Inc. feels more engaging. And extra points for its tacky beginnings. I was lucky enough to ride Superstar Limo once, and it was as bad as you'd expect

 

[Iceman93]

Count me among the Monsters, Inc. fans. It would be a classic Disney dark ride in any case, but knowing how they transformed SuperStar Limo on a limited budget makes me admire Imagineering that much more.

My funny story about Little Mermaid is when we went to an annual passholder preview of it. The wait was something like an hour; the entire queue including wrapping around the back of the building was in use. My daughter, four years old at the time, loved everything Ariel. We got on the ride, rode it, and then I asked her what she thought. With the seriousness and intensity that only a four year-old can convey, she said, "Daddy, we don't ever have to ride that again."