Which NEW Disney attraction would Walt have liked the most?

[EsmeraldaX]

Which attraction, place, park, resteraunt etc. that Walt Disney did not have a part in designing, do you think he would have really enjoyed?

I know it sounds weird but I think he would have gotten a kick out of the Adventurer's Club. I think even though it's not family themed, it's very creative, has some of the best theming I've seen and it really helps you escape from reality for a while. The little touches in the AC make the place what it is. Also, I think the audience interaction and the talking masks, etc. are interesting and unique and something you don't find anywhere else.

IMO, Walt would have liked it. I think he'd like that there is a place in WDW that adults can go and totally feel immersed in another time and place.

So what do you think? It can be anything...a hotel, a park, a ride, a show, etc.

 

[snoopy]

My favorite new attraction at WDW is Mickey's Philharmagic. Its so warm and fuzzy and feel good, plus it makes you laugh! I bet it would be right up Walt's alley.

 

[EsmeraldaX]

That would be a close second on my list too. I think he would have loved the technology.

When we went in Feb, we did Mickey's Philharmagic about 4 times.

 

[Tinkerbelle739]

Originally posted by snoopy
My favorite new attraction at WDW is Mickey's Philharmagic. Its so warm and fuzzy and feel good, plus it makes you laugh! I bet it would be right up Walt's alley.

Thats what I was going to say. Our family went on... I cannot even count how many times we did this attraction. It is now our new Fantasyland favorite!!

 

[Missy1961]

Originally posted by snoopy
My favorite new attraction at WDW is Mickey's Philharmagic. Its so warm and fuzzy and feel good, plus it makes you laugh! I bet it would be right up Walt's alley.

That's funny! As soon as I saw this thread, this is what I thought of. My favorite 3D attraction at WDW--just wonderful. Everyone in the family can enjoy this one.

 

[Pooh67_68]

Attraction- Mission Space (He was always looking towards the future)

Restaurant- 50's Prime Time Cafe (Nothing like getting food like Mom used to make)

Park- Animal Kingdom

 

[Dan Murphy]

Mission Space. It is unique, nothing else like it, not a copy, it is grand, it is immersive, it tells a story, start to finish.

 

[coliebird]

I have to agree with Philharmagic. It's just the kind of attraction Walt wanted - something the whole family can enjoy.

 

[winniedapooh]

My vote goes for Mickey's Philharmagic as well. Love this ride and have now found a Yankee Candle car freshner that smells like the pie scene! I smell it every day and dream about WDW!

 

[monkeyboy]

FAST PASS

Although not an attraction, and idea

 

[Miss Cleo]

That attraction that brings people back from the dead.

 

[monkeyboy]

Originally posted by Miss Cleo
That attraction that brings people back from the dead.

Disney on Ice?

 

[PoohnPglet]

For WDW, I am torn between Philharmagic and Mission Space. I would also vote for an attraction at Disneyland/California Adventure - Soaring Over California.

Anyone else been on this?

 

[grinningghost]

I think Walt would love Tower of Terror. The theming is unbelievable from the second you approach the hotel. Great story. Amazing special effects and a thrill at the end. Yep. Walt would be proud.

 

[Dan Murphy]

Originally posted by PoohnPglet
....Soaring Over California.

Anyone else been on this?

Soarin' is great, really enjoyed it, looking forward to the one in Epcot.

 

[grinningghost]

Originally posted by Dan Murphy
Soarin' is great, really enjoyed it, looking forward to the one in Epcot.

When is the Epcot Soarin' supposed to open?

 

[Micca]

I thought of MS and TOT, but Soarin' is the one. It is everything that is "right" about a Disney attraction