My son likes the Figment ride. I have too much nostalgia for the old ride & activity area to find love in my heart for what they are now, though.I also think we're about the only people who like Figment. It's silly, it's light, it's sensory stimulating without being OVER stimulating since it focusses on one sense at a time and again, it's silly. Silly is good. MK has a lot of little kid silly rides; EP only has this and Nemo which I can take or leave. We like Figment. We also like to take some time after riding to play in the activity area at the end of the ride. For us, it's part of Figment.
I never saw the old one so only have this one and I like it too. We even got stuck on it for over 20 minutes once with my DMIL and DDad and that is to this day one of my very favorite WDW memories.....even more so now.My son likes the Figment ride. I have too much nostalgia for the old ride & activity area to find love in my heart for what they are now, though.
I also never experienced the old so that probably is how I'm able to enjoy it as much as I do.I never saw the old one so only have this one and I like it too. We even got stuck on it for over 20 minutes once with my DMIL and DDad and that is to this day one of my very favorite WDW memories.....even more so now.
What's with Space Mountain anyway? When I was a kid, I couldn't get enough of it. It seems to have gotten rougher and rougher; or am I just getting older and older? Or both?Space Mountain hands down. My wife and I happily skipped this punch in the nose of a ride during our trip this last week. There are plenty of attractions we skip simply because we don't feel like doing them but we actively avoid Space Mountain.
We weren't stopped in one spot the whole time. We'd move for about 5 seconds then get stopped for 4 minutes, move 5 seconds then stopped for 5 minutes, and so on. Luckily.....we when we stopped in the smell area, it was just before the "spray" and the whole ride stopped so it wasn't like we just got sprayed time after time.I also never experienced the old so that probably is how I'm able to enjoy it as much as I do.
I'm just picturing getting stuck in there though. Hopefully it was in maybe the vision area and not the scent lab.I admit it; I hold my breath when it's coming.
We all hated SM at WDW, but all loved the one at DLR, so I really think it is that the one at WDW just kinda sucks.What's with Space Mountain anyway? When I was a kid, I couldn't get enough of it. It seems to have gotten rougher and rougher; or am I just getting older and older? Or both?
I don't shed any tears if SM is closed while I'm there or if I skip it. My taste for thrills hasn't diminished; just my taste for SM.
Oh, it's uber creepy. And perplexingly twisted. If it could have just gone two steps further in that direction, I think it would be almost entertaining - but instead, it just made everyone in our party confused.Worst attraction, by far, is Country Bear Jamboree.
I really don't know how any one can call it "cute".
My whole family walked out wondering what the h#$% we just watched.
We all thought it was extremely creepy and we will definitely not do it again.