Replacing Snow White Ride

[PiperG]

I don't think they should take any rides away, but I would love to see rides representing some of the newer movies there. Monsters, Inc. seems as much a Disney movie to me as Snow White. Same with the Lion King and Toy Story. These are the new classics!

I am not that familar with the MK. Could they add a new section behind toon town and the railroad station????

 

[tinkerbee]

How could anyone want to remove a ride that represents Walt Disneys' first movie?

 

[PixiePower62]

Am I the only person to remember that this ride has just been redone within the last few years. Doesn't anyone remember the original snow white ride, this is a calmer version. In the original I do not even think that you saw Snow white inside.

 

[diznee25]

tinkerbee posted:

How could anyone want to remove a ride that represents Walt Disneys' first movie?

My thought exactly!

 

[onceuponadream]

How about a Monster's Inc ride where you ride on doors..

 

[KathyR]

I say keep it! I hate seeing those old classic rides go!

besides was that the last film walt personlly worked on?

Snow White was THE first full length feature cartoon. The last movie in which Walt had a personal hand in was The Jungle Book. The final thing he did before his death, as far as the movie went, was to add the little girl at the end to entice him into the human camp

 

[disneyjunkie]

KEEP SNOW WHITE!!!!

 

[tharr]

I keep reading bad things about the Snow White ride. We went to Disney for the first time last year with DD2 and DD5 and skipped it because we heard it was scary. Now the the DD's are 3 and 6 and they love Snow White, we will try it (preparing the DD's as much as we can). Other than some scary parts (please elaborate if you know what is the scary part), what else is wrong with it? I'd love to hear a full description of what the ride entails (how long it is, do things pop out, is there loud music, who do we see and what are they doing, etc.). Thanks!

 

[Chuck S]

I think that Tomorrowland could use some gentle dark rides (Yes, I know it's had a facelift in recent years). They could also base rides on classic live action movies. They could take out the game arcade out and put in a "Flubberarium" ride. Guests could board flying "Flubbermobiles" on an overhead track similar to the Peter Pan ships. An expansion of this idea could even make a cute "Futureworld" attraction, with Professor Brainard explaining how "Flubber" has benefited mankind (they could even re-use the old Horizons or World of Motion ride systems). Or, a presentation of how the "accident" in Computer Wore Tennis Shoes leads to the integration of technology between humans and machines.

I think Disney needs to be a blend of cute, gentle rides along with some good thrill rides. Thrill rides aren't for everyone.

Leave the classics, add to the parks rather than "Change" everything.

 

[barbeml]

I totally understand those who want to keep the classics, but the Snow White ride has been on our "don't bother" list for a while. Would love to see "Atlantis" or "Lilo & Stitch."

Definitely agree with poster who suggested more "gentle" dark rides in Tomorrowland.