What is the one thing that you cannot miss???
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B'rer Karen
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If I can only pick one, my overall cannot miss attraction is Splash Mountain. It's my favorite ride in all of WDW. A trip is also not complete unless I have a dole whip 
If I were to pick one from each park, Illuminations at Epcot, Festival of the Lion King at AK, and ToT at MGM would be my choices.
Of course I have other must-do's that I would probably cry if I didn't get to (like RnR and HM and WWTBAM), but Splash is tops!
If I were to pick one from each park, Illuminations at Epcot, Festival of the Lion King at AK, and ToT at MGM would be my choices.
Of course I have other must-do's that I would probably cry if I didn't get to (like RnR and HM and WWTBAM), but Splash is tops!
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Only one "can't miss"?
I guess that the Haunted Mansion would be my biggest "can't miss" attraction. We normally do this ride several times during each trip and I still love it.
A perfect day would be a few rides on the Haunted Mansion, a ride on Peter Pan, then a ride on the train, a Mickey Bar and later a stroll through World Showcase with some lefse. I would eat dinner at Cape May partially so that I could enjoy the walk through the area and then we would watch Fantasmic.
I guess that the Haunted Mansion would be my biggest "can't miss" attraction. We normally do this ride several times during each trip and I still love it.
A perfect day would be a few rides on the Haunted Mansion, a ride on Peter Pan, then a ride on the train, a Mickey Bar and later a stroll through World Showcase with some lefse. I would eat dinner at Cape May partially so that I could enjoy the walk through the area and then we would watch Fantasmic.
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I think our favorite overall is the Haunted Mansion!!!
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eeyore0062
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ONLY ONE!!!!????
How in the World could I go to Disney and only pick one, out of everything there??? Not a fair question..(pouts)
Last trip, we only had 2 days in the parks, so we had to figure out WHAT we didn't want to miss.
This was the list:
I didn't go to AK, because I had a job interview, but my DH did, and the one thing he did was ride Dinosaur and have a drink at the Dawa Bar, so I guess you could say they were his "not to missed things at the AK.
At Disney Studios, RnR, ToT and lunch at 50's Primetime Cafe are not to be missed.
At Epcot, just had to go on Test Track and have a margarita at Cantina San Angel.
At MK, usually our not to be missed rides are Buzz and Big Thunder. Because of crowds, and the time we were able to go to that park, we only did Buzz that day.
Our not to be missed resort restaurant is Cape May Cafe Clam Bake.
How in the World could I go to Disney and only pick one, out of everything there??? Not a fair question..(pouts)
Last trip, we only had 2 days in the parks, so we had to figure out WHAT we didn't want to miss.
This was the list:
I didn't go to AK, because I had a job interview, but my DH did, and the one thing he did was ride Dinosaur and have a drink at the Dawa Bar, so I guess you could say they were his "not to missed things at the AK.
At Disney Studios, RnR, ToT and lunch at 50's Primetime Cafe are not to be missed.
At Epcot, just had to go on Test Track and have a margarita at Cantina San Angel.
At MK, usually our not to be missed rides are Buzz and Big Thunder. Because of crowds, and the time we were able to go to that park, we only did Buzz that day.
Our not to be missed resort restaurant is Cape May Cafe Clam Bake.
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Illuminations 4 out of every 5 nights we are at WDW, then the trip back through Epcot and "burning" our feet on the sparkling sidewalk...when we walk over the sparkling sidewalk we act as if it is hot coals, exclaiming "ouch! ow! ow! ouch!" at first you see most people hop off the "glowing embers" but then they start to laugh.
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eeyore0062
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Thanks!
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The Haunted Mansion!!!!
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Splash is my "can't miss" attraction as well. I just love it- it's often the first ride of the trip (DL or WDW).
Tower of Terror is a close 2nd- that attraction was what I most looked forward to at our last WDW trip. I had been on it once in 95 and always remembered it was awesome, but had forgotten a lot of the details. Well, I was blown away when we went on it a couple months ago. Not only was it a blast, but the details are definitely comparable to the Haunted Mansion- outstanding!
Tower of Terror is a close 2nd- that attraction was what I most looked forward to at our last WDW trip. I had been on it once in 95 and always remembered it was awesome, but had forgotten a lot of the details. Well, I was blown away when we went on it a couple months ago. Not only was it a blast, but the details are definitely comparable to the Haunted Mansion- outstanding!
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Haunted Mansion!!
This is my all-time favorite ride. It's the only ride I've done on every WDW trip, including the trip in 1972! Usually we ride it several times each trip. I can't imagine ever going to WDW and not riding HM. If I found out it was closed during a scheduled trip, I would just have to reschedule the trip!
For my DH it would be Pirates of the Caribbean, for all the same reasons that I gave for HM.
Kaycee
This is my all-time favorite ride. It's the only ride I've done on every WDW trip, including the trip in 1972! Usually we ride it several times each trip. I can't imagine ever going to WDW and not riding HM. If I found out it was closed during a scheduled trip, I would just have to reschedule the trip!
For my DH it would be Pirates of the Caribbean, for all the same reasons that I gave for HM.
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Hmmmm...I would have to say...Peter Pan's Flight. This is a must ride for me!! It wouldn't be a magical trip for me if I don't get to ride it!
And...If I have another choice of not to be missed...I would have to say...BuzzLight Year Space Ranger! I love this interactive ride! My son loves it too!!
And...If I have another choice of not to be missed...I would have to say...BuzzLight Year Space Ranger! I love this interactive ride! My son loves it too!!
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Would that be the R&C, or the $20 snatch and throw?
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