Pet names for rides

[cherrymarzipan]

Reading what adr2.8i said about his children calling Phantom Manor the Scooby Doo house made me think about other family names for rides. Our son has very limited language and most rides are described by simple sounds or signs that we (mostly) correctly guess but can you guess which ride he calls, "goat train"?

It is BTM because he likes the goat eating the washing!

Any other names out there?

 

[HappyPanda]

DD calls the Disneyland Hotel the 'Pink Palace' She also call BTM - 'Screechy Train' because of the noise it makes in the brake runs.

 

[bonhoga]

My kids call Casey jnr "little bang hill" , it took me years to figure out it was their take on the opposite of BTM .

 

[kizzabel]

DD called the SF hotel Santa Sleigh and was someway convinced thats the one Santa stayed in on his holidays!
DS loves a go on Stinky Dog too!

 

[chmurf]

Big Thunder Mountain is "Le train de la mine" (the mine train)
Mad Hatter Teacups is "les tasses" (the cups) or "teacups" when we're in a US park (somehow we adapt, even though DS and DW don't speak English)
Phantom Manor is "la maison hantée" (the haunted house)
It's a Small World is "les poupées" (the dolls)

POTC is "pirates" like for most other rides, DS(5), DW and I use the "standard" shorts for the rides, like "space", "pirates", "crush", "motors", "pan" ...
Tower of Terror is "la TOT", and many rides often get called by their "official" acronym.

only exception is space mountain which sometimes gets called "the bonecrusher" or "the neck breaker" depending on how many times we rode it.

 

[BabyAriel]

Not a ride but we always call the Chuck Wagon at the Cheyenne the 'Chucko' because of the circular window looking like an 'o' between the two words