Mr. Toad's Wild Ride Track B 1991 

Melanie Beasley Same. Except me and my neighbor quoted SNL and Ren and Stimpy.

That's adorable!

"I'M A GLUTEN!!"

I remember when I went to hell back in 1993, I screamed for God to save me. 「あたいは罪人じゃないよ！」

MrAwesomedude808 It’s also used on Peter Pan’s Flight from what I’ve heard of.

I also heard it on Space Mountain in a breakdown video!

Are you sure you're not thinking of the one in Disneyland (which is very different)? The one at Magic Kingdom was closed down nearly two decades ago.

***** yes, the one in disneyland

Your trip to hell will resume shortly.

I think he actually said "These cars are about to be activated."

@Delphichime •_• child: why?!?!

It was also used for Peter Pan’s Flight

i heard this on peter pan a few years ago

When are they going to close Winnie the Pooh? Sometimes in the future.

@@seanohearn8011 Probably not for a long time. It is very popular with the little ones. Mr Toad was closed down because small children were often frightened of certain scenes. Pooh is more kid friendly.

Or if you have an iPhone, go to your settings and click “Mono Audio.”

And it was a million times better even after Disneyland upgraded theirs. You can't top the unique two track experience of Florida and its removal and destruction was one of many acts of vandalism performed on WDW in the 90s that ruined the place forever.

Antonio Mantilla may I have your attention please remain seated this ride has stopped temporarily and will resume motion at any time please remain seated for your own safety thank you

@@owensanto4004KThank you.

I think one of the legs got out of sync....

yeah pooh

@@jbeachboy100 I hope they can close it and bring it back sometimes in the future or maybe they will close down storybook circus then make it dreamland for a Dumbo reference.

@@seanohearn8011 its most likely gone forever in orlando.

@@jbeachboy100 yeah maybe they will have to close Winnie The Pooh then close Dumbo storybook circus reopened as Dreamland Splash Mountain will reopened as Princess and the frog close Mad Hatter's tea party close Pinocchio pizza place close Buzz Lightyear retgemed into other refrences and finally close other old attractions i want them gone forever.

@@seanohearn8011 they arent closing winnie the pooh or dumbo storybook or those other rides, theres no rumor of them closing.

The reason it looks so unflattering in the video is because everything you see is being illuminated with a flashlight attached to this guy's video camera, as the camera wouldn't pick up the ride's ultraviolet lighting effectively on its own. All dark rides look like trash under normal lighting conditions.

@@PrimeStoneToons That was during a time when Disney and Novody gave a fuck about anything.

@@PrimeStoneToons From various sources I've heard, apparently Disney thought the ride needed to have a distinct ending, and they came up with the idea that there needed to be some form of consequence for the reckless driving of Mr. Toad in the ride. In addition, the ride is supposed to be a dream Mr. Toad is having, so it's basically like a nightmare for him. A good analogy is at the end of Mickey's Christmas Carol where Pete (as the Ghost of Christmas Future) pushes Scrooge McDuck into his dug grave where there are flames coming out of the casket. But of course it's just a dream and he wakes up a changed person. Similarly, in the Wind in the Willows, there is a strong element of penitence/repentance for Mr. Toad after experiencing somewhat traumatizing circumstance due to his reckless motorcar escapades/behavior, so it's definitely a distinct motif that actually fits into the story. However, it still is a little jarring in the sense that such a scene depicting "hell" was not present in the Wind in the Willows book or the 1949 Disney Adaptation. In any case, none of this is explained (that it's a dream and figurative rather than literal), and hence a lot of people think Disney was maliciously trying to imply you literally die and go to hell on the ride which is not the case.

redique I think everyone on the face of the planet thinks MTWR was miles better than Winnie the Pooh could ever dream to be. Also, the Disneyland version has stayed almost exactly the same since 1983. And about it looking cheap: Every version of the ride, especially the WDW version, was made with the intent of not looking real, but still looking good and being extremely fun. Trust me, it looked a lot better under ultraviolet light, but this guy's camera couldn't capture much of that, so he had to use a light-mount.

it was way better, pooh is for little kids and babies.

redique I do like the Disneyland version more, This one is just random stuff happening, it still looks better then pooh tho

Sheesh! What's with all the Pooh hate? He's one of my favorite Disney characters!

@@kylemorello4787 Mr. Toad's Wild ride was, according to people who actually rode it, way more fun. It's a similar situation to the Disneyland version, if you want to know exactly how they achieve many of the effects. One of the reasons people don't really like pooh was because it replaced an opening day attraction, which this attraction *in particular* is considered by many to be one of the best dark rides Disney has ever put out.