It truly was a small world in 1964 when this Disney Audio-animatronic Flume Voyage Attraction Opened at the World's Fair in Flushing, Queens. The world had become much smaller in the previous decade though Our Military Industrial Complex developing the B-707 & the fastest Ocean Liner in the world, to this day, The SS United States.The Exposition's theme was "Peace through Understanding". Pres. Kennedy had challenged us to achieve greatly & live in peace. The dream lives on. NYC:EXPO 2020
I don't give a crap about the bad things people have to say about It's A Small World. I love it with all my heart c: The song it cute and I don't find it annoying no matter how many times I hear it; also the Clock Tower makes me smile and Walt really loved the ride which makes me love it even more. Oh and the dolls are NOT creepy!!! D: It's what you people think that makes you see them that way...
For me it is because of the nostalgia, and the water smells very nice. and it's Christmas decorations are beautiful. And it is a classic so i don't disrespect someones origional work.
The attraction opened at Disneyland in May of 1966. This program must have aired shortly after that. Walt didn't have much longer to live by then, and I think you can sort of tell in this video.
I believe they are going to keep it as authentic as possible. It's on of the only rides in Disney World, I think, that hasn't has renovations. I don't think they would, unless it is in DIRE need of repairs.
I dont know why people have put thumb downs for the comment saying Walt Disney died the year "It's a Small World" opened =/ Its true. "It's a Small World" opened May 1966 and Walt died December 1966.
It a small world ride; New York:Europe,Asia,Africa,Antarctica Latin America Anaheim:arctic ocean Orlando:under the sea,Oceania Paris:American continent