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**mickey** · 02-04-2002

So, with the recent partial closures of Timekeeper and Carousel of Progress, and the permanent closure of Legend of the Lion King, it looks like no ride is safe from being removed, or remodeled into something completely unrecognizable. So, if Disney were to close just one ride, which one would you like them to close, and which one would you be so mad that they closed, you would consider never coming back again?

I would be happy if they closed Body Wars. The worst ride ever. Actually, if they closed the whole Wonders of Life pavilion, that would be a plus. Rumor has it, it is next after Space is done. I can't wait!

I would always come back, but it would take a while to heal if they were to close Tower of Terror. Quintessential Disney, take a simple ride, and turn it into a masterpiece of design, atmosphere and excitement.

02-04-2002	#1 (permalink)
mickey Administrator Join Date: Sep 2001 Posts: 6,226	Which ride should Disney close, and which one shouldn't they? So, with the recent partial closures of Timekeeper and Carousel of Progress, and the permanent closure of Legend of the Lion King, it looks like no ride is safe from being removed, or remodeled into something completely unrecognizable. So, if Disney were to close just one ride, which one would you like them to close, and which one would you be so mad that they closed, you would consider never coming back again? I would be happy if they closed Body Wars. The worst ride ever. Actually, if they closed the whole Wonders of Life pavilion, that would be a plus. Rumor has it, it is next after Space is done. I can't wait! I would always come back, but it would take a while to heal if they were to close Tower of Terror. Quintessential Disney, take a simple ride, and turn it into a masterpiece of design, atmosphere and excitement.