If you had to dispose of one E ticket ride

[mom2rtk]

Mission Space could disappear today and I wouldn't care a bit.

That's pretty much it for me though. Anything else would just make me cry. Sort of like losing ToT at DCA.

 

[tlmadden73]

I wouldn't consider Frozen Ever After an "e-ticket" ride since Maelstrom never was.
Sure it is popular right now and will probably be more popular than Maelstrom ever was AND is a Tier 1 (because of that popularity), but it is nothing like the major rides like Test Track, Soaring or the "mountains".

If Mission Space is considered "E-Ticket" I would say that.
That ride:
1) Made me ill
2) And just wasn't that exciting or memorable either.

 

[Mom2Stitch]

That's pretty much it for me though. Anything else would just make me cry. Sort of like losing ToT at DCA.

I've never set foot on ToT, but I don't ever want to NOT see it there if that makes sense. It's part of the landscape for me and as much as I love Guardians I don't want to see WDW's version changed either. I don't want to ride it, but it's definitely part of the park atmosphere to here those shrieks of terror in the background, lol.

 

[fly girl]

Jungle Cruise


I know, I know.

 

[ohana1221]

See ya mission space. It's closed this summer for my trip and I couldn't care less (if we give up mission space can we get horizons and old test track back? Or the old imagination pavilion? I hear good things)

 

[EdmondD]

Kali River Rapids. Way too long of a wait for way too short of a ride, and you still may end up mostly dry by the end of it.

I have to laugh because isn't your profile pic from...Kali?

 

[LaBelleVie]

Test Track. We did it once, and once was enough. It just wasn't an exciting attraction.

 

[DisneyParkLover]

I would say Test Track. I've never really thought it was that great and I like it even less since the refurb.

 

[ErinsMommy]

i dont know if its an E Ticket ride, but IASW. Que moves so quickly I dont get why people even FP this.

 

[BuckeyeBama]

None, because they keep riders from my favorite attractions. The more rides, the merrier, even if I choose not to ride them.

The ones that I would miss the least:
7DMT
Jungle Cruise
FEA

 

[ItsLayne]

Mission Space, definitely.

If I had to choose a Magic Kingdom attraction that actually existed back when E-ticket was a thing? Space Mountain. The Anaheim one is leagues better - it's not as jarring, and it has more comfortable cars. Sort of the same reason I was okay with ToT in Anaheim being changed - it was inferior to the Orlando Tower anyways. Now it gets to be it's own thing instead of "the slightly less interesting version of what they have in Hollywood Studios."