Most Overrated Attractions at WDW
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I would say Test Track. It is fun and should be a “Do not miss” ride, but I think the old version was a better “story” and that other coasters are more fun in general.
This is a little off topic, but I agree on Test Track. The previous ride was so much fun and had a great concept that was easy to follow. The new version in my opinion is lame. Of course the way the ride works is the same and it’s still a good thrill ride, but I don’t like the futuristic feel. Every scene looks the same and it’s so dark, it doesn’t feel like testing a car, especially when compared to the former ride. It’s as if the ride had to be entirely different and I wonder if that was the case due to different sponsorship deals. I don’t care at all for designing a car, I always let hubby do that
the design part lasts forever! You cracked me up with your Kali River Rapids comment 
Tomorrowland Speedway…my daughter is 13 and still absolutely loves it. If this were the only attraction in the Magic Kingdom she would still be happy. As one who commutes 45-60 minutes to work each way throughout the week, I am not drawn to an attraction in which I have to drive a really slow car.
yes! And I’m always afraid someone behind is going to bump me! Good thing I work in personal injury law I did feel that FoP had a really long pre-show experience. How many rooms with instructions do we need to go through??
YES!!! That drove me crazy! Every time I thought we were about to ride it was just another pre-show room. The second time we rode I was prepared but then on the ride someone threw up, they stopped the ride, got us off, and when they told us we could ride again – they made us go all the way through the preshow first
They do have free lockers for your stuff, which actually keeps it drier than the storage bin. They are near the entrance of the ride if you want to try that next time.
@Ferg You mean they don’t nickle and dime you to keep your stuff dry on the water rides like Universal? thanks for the tip, we didn’t get around to riding Kali last time so I didn’t know this had changed. Probably for reasons like my brother leaving his wallet in there one time with $200 in it. Wallet showed up later at lost and found with his license and credit cards in tact, but you guessed it, the cash was gone.They do have free lockers for your stuff, which actually keeps it drier than the storage bin. They are near the entrance of the ride if you want to try that next time.
@ferg You mean they don’t nickle and dime you to keep your stuff dry on the water rides like Universal?
thanks for the tip, we didn’t get around to riding Kali last time so I didn’t know this had changed. Probably for reasons like my brother leaving his wallet in there one time with $200 in it. Wallet showed up later at lost and found with his license and credit cards in tact, but you guessed it, the cash was gone.I’m glad the critical stuff was in there (it is SUCH a pain to cancel credit cards, especially while on vacation!) but what a shame that someone took the cash. Could have been a guest or a hungry cast member. Hard to know. What a shame though.
I’m glad the critical stuff was in there (it is SUCH a pain to cancel credit cards, especially while on vacation!) but what a shame that someone took the cash. Could have been a guest or a hungry cast member. Hard to know. What a shame though.
Yes, it is a pain to cancel credit cards and not something you want to do on vacation. It would have been scary to drive the rest of the trip without a DL too! But yes, the money being stolen definitely burst our Disney bubble that day
even at the World 2% of every group is a 
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