What has Disney removed that makes you the saddest?

[EeyoreFriend]

20,000 Leagues
Skyway
Original Figment

 

[tommy44440]

For me it's who wants to be a millionaire, like seriously you couldn't move it to where narnia (now pirates of the Caribbean show (I've never seen it and don't plan on it so I probably botched what's there))

 

[chartle]

As a teenager River Country but not at all as a father of a 8 and 9 year old.

 

[huhwhat]

skyway, swan boats, spirit of America band

 

[ajlsjl]

Tapestry of Nations
Maelstrom
Off Kilter

 

[Aurora0427]

Spectro parade and the characters. Miss just walking up and seeing the seven dwarves at EPCOT. Disney has really streamlined the characters. I remember going in 2000 and the old hag was doing a meet and greet right outside magic kingdom. Maleficent was at the 1900 park fare breakfast. You could meet a ton of interesting characters. Now you have to buy a party ticket and wait in a two hour line to meet the dwarves and go to a dessert party to see the villains.

 

[DisneyFanJenn]

The arcade on Main Street

 

[lugnut33]

Thing I hated the most was Fastpass return time enforcement.

 

[Candleshoe]

Things I never saw that I miss
Adventurer's Club - I always meant to go, but they removed it before I could.
Body Wars - it went 'seasonal' as we started going to WDW but it really never came back
Aunt Polly's on Tom Sawyer Island - I have never seen it open
Alien - not because I want to go to it, but if it hadn't been removed we wouldn't have that abomination that is Stitch

Things I loved that I miss
FP To be fair, I haven't tried FP+ yet so I will give it a chance.
Tarzan Rocks!
The Yeti (no matter how many times people say he's back)
The old WDW pre-pay dining coupons. Quick-something-or-other.
Having a young child

 

[Merida DunBroch]

I've heard that back in the day characters were less scheduled and more abundant and frequent to view. I would have loved to experience that!

 

[prudence64]

Horizons and if you had wings

 

[Princess Yvey]

Back in the 80s ( I was little, like 4-6) there we're live performers at tomorrowland terrace. I think they were called Tabasco and they would perform on a schedule. The stage would rise up and the window towards tomorrowland would be obstructed into the restaurant from the stage up. I remember always wanting to go watch them.

I also miss mr. Toad's wild ride... It was my only must-do when we went to DL.

I don't remember the original figment, but I would love to see it because I was his #1 fan and wouldn't sleep without him next to me.

 

[minniemous]

Mr. Toads and as I recall a breakfast on the paddle boat with Mickey and friends. Goofy danced with my father which is a great memory.

Also I really would have liked to leave a legacy at Epcot and then never got around to it and now sadly you can no longer do it

 

[lborne]

I've heard that back in the day characters were less scheduled and more abundant and frequent to view. I would have loved to experience that!

My wife has photos of the characters from then. There is always a mob of kids pulling at the character's noses, ears, tails, etc. Never were her parents able to get a good shot of just her and the characters.

 

[lborne]

I miss 20,000 Leagues the most. Last year I got to ride it at Disneyland. There it has been redone as a Finding Nemo ride. Much better than what they've done here at WDW.

 

[floralmouse]

The Hunchback of Notre Dame show. Was the best one on property, IMO.

 

[o0quirkygirl0o]

Wonders of Life Pavilion, Horizons, Sea Base Alpha, World of Motion, and the old Imagination pavilion.

So, like, all of Futureworld (now just Confusedworld) at Epcot.

 

[hulagirl87]

The Hunchback of Notre Dame show. Was the best one on property, IMO.

I loved that show!

I miss the Doug show at MGM, breakfast on the Empress Lilly, Mr. Toad's Wild Ride and the Skyway

 

[tommy44440]

Another one for the wdw oldies. TARZAN ROCKS, best Disney show ever

 

[UpstateMick]

FP- (dropped the mic...)