Keep making videos! I know there’s many voices out there doing the same thing, but so many have enjoyed yours. I’m not near CA anymore although I grew up there, it’s fun to reminisce. From one 1997er to another 👊
TOT in Paris is THE SCARIEST- the drops are different and the creepy little girl makes it so freaky. I will say it adds a bit more of a thrill which I love
I love the indana jones Adventure ride The best part You might have a chance to be in the driver's seat It feels so special In the driver seat. And i Agree
I feel like the Disneyland splash mountain portrays the story in a bad way. B’rer Fox only appears in the trap scene and then totally disappears until he catches B’rer Rabbit. It must be hard to understand that B’rer Fox and B’rer Bear are trying to catch B’rer Rabbit until the log arrives at his lair.
The best one of a lot towers including guardians of the galaxy mission breakout is Tokyo Disney sea has multiple shows scenes and it's so incredible at night like the green flash shot at the elevator and then it will drop down magically
I wish the ride still had the original roughness, like in 1995 it was way more fun back then. I still love this ride to this day but if you don't like how rough it was back then don't ride it and ruin it for us that did like it haha :)
I'm so glad I got to ride this attraction before so many things changed. I truly felt the peril of the setting and being as young as I was at the time was in awe with how immersive a ride could be. It's up there with Universal's Revenge of the Mummy. I literally could not forget the thrilling sensation if I tried. I went a couple years back and while it is still really fun to experience, there's something I can't place that just feels different. It was nice to have the chance to compare, though.
I knew the fire effects were toned way down. I remember it being so intimidating early on. I wish they would turn it up! The snake was turned off for the longest time too.
After riding Magic Kingdoms, I’d still say Disneylands is the best, but it’s closer than I expected. While Magic Kingdoms is a bit rougher, I would say it’s a lot more thrilling than Disneylands and I feel it’s a bit darker and has a bit more intensity. I still love Disneylands more especially with the on ride soundtrack but I think both give very good and unique experiences
I was watching this comparison and had a brief moment where I went, “huh…that kinda looks like the Space Needle and Mount Rainier” and then you proceeded to say you were from Washington as well 😅
7:25 I swear every time I've gotten on the ride past few times I've been to Disneyland the projectors and lighting just don't work so we're just left looking at blank, white projector screens. I don't know if that's suppose to be the effect and I'm just missing something, but I've actually had to see videos like this one and "How it Works" to find out what exactly it's meant to be. Side note: I didn't realise the intro doors were broken. The first few times I got on the ride, I thought I was just remembering wrong for which door we entered so that was an incredible effect! But the most recent times, I kept thinking I got unlucky. Sad that part never got fixed.
I like the Matterhorn more for a few reasons. I like the outside queue for the fresh air, a lot to see outside and you can stand next to the mountain to take in the visuals/ sounds. Bob sleds are jerky but that’s the charm of the ride going in and out of the caves. There’s 2 tracks so your not sure what side you’ll be on til the end. Multiple “working” yetis.
Disney doesn't just add IP rides for money, they add them to their parks because it draws attention to some star wars or marvel fans or fans of other Disney characters. That just want to come to Disneyland or any Disney park for the sake of seeing these rides or IPs in person. 'Cause that's what Disney is about to let your fantasies, your imaginations come to life. An original ride is hard to come up with since we're now living in a new era.
No way, hello, Mark! Happy to have you here, and I certainly agree!!! If I may be so bold: I am actually in the process of writing a whole series on the history of the ride(s). If you would be at all interested in reprising your role as Serling, I would love to get 15-20 seconds of your voice for the intro!
@@Disneylander You know I used to do more of that kind of thing but what happens is as soon as I do that my message box on facebook overloads with people asking me to do their voice mail or call their sick cousin in North Dakota, not that I don't do that occasionally but I just don't do it as much. I just got back from WDW and god I love it there. I hope to only go in Jan or Feb when it's nice and cold, that heat and humidity just wipes me out. By the way I felt more air time on the drops than I had in years.
@@gargantuaism no worries! I can certainly imagine that a little return to the limelight fills up your inboxes, haha. I'm heading to Disney World in September for the first time in years! I haven't been on Tower of Terror since the California version closed down.
@@gargantuaism it certainly is! Both the first and the best to be sure. In any case, it's a pleasure to meet you! I hope to catch you around whenever my series on the ride's history comes out 😁
They have NEVER known what to do with that dark room before the skeletons. When we got evacuated off the ride in 2007, they gave us a full tour and said it was supposed to be bat cave with lots of moss and stuff hanging from the ceiling, but ran out of funding so they just painted the room black and played squeaky bat noises. There was literally nothing else in there. Today they've added the projection of the tunnel out collapsing, but it's terribly unconvincing. The lightning effect in the bat cave is something, but it's still so obvious is the most poorly thought out part of the ride.
Disneyland: Indiana Jones Adventure: Temple of the Forbidden Eye, Jungle Cruise, Pirates of the Caribbean, Haunted Mansion, Big Thunder Mountain, Star Tours, Space Mountain, Matterhorn Bobsleds, Mr. Toad's Wild Ride, The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh, Snow White Enchanted Adventures, Pinocchio Daring Adventure, Smuggler's Run, and Rise of the Resistence. Disney's California Adventure: Soarin Over California, Toy Story Midway Mania, Radiator Springs Racers, Little Mermaid: Underwater Sea Adventure, and Web Slingers.
This was a nice sweet ranking and i think i would completely agree on your rankings. I hope to make my own ranking video one day. Great video, i hope you will be inspired or want to do more. I noticed you seem to have taken a hiatus but if you ever consider doing a patron I would support that. ❤😊
That part about the different rooms where Mara is supposed to grant you his gifts is fascinating. I remember riding this as a kid and it seemed like the vehicle would make a turn into one of the rooms. But the videos of the modern version of the ride I see all have the vehicle heading towards the center door. The way you explained it is very fascinating. I do miss the older version of the moving room with the dummy doors.
