Which rides do you prefer NOT to ride anymore?

[pdrlkr]

the Teacups!

[comicguy]

For me it is the Tea Cups and Primevial Whirl. I just can't take the spinning anymore. But I can ride all of the roller coasters and everything else with no problems.

[hardingella]

this thread kinda makes me depressed.

I think for some of you the magic has died

[AnnetteFan]

^Not really. Just because you don't like a particular ride it doesn't mean you don't appreciate Disney magic in general. I can have all my magic without having to stand in a two hour line to ride Dumbo.

[mainemajor]

I think for some of you the magic has died

Not at all. Just as Disney has evolved so have most visitors. As your children grow up Fantsyland looses some of its appeal. When I first went there was only one park and two on-site resorts now there are four parks plus DD and I don't know how many on-site resorts.
The magic has not died, it has changed and will forever remain as strong as you want to make it. Now, by forgoing as many rides I can explore more of each park. Places and things that one never sees when rushing to the next ride. I love Disney even more now than I did when I first visited way back in '75.

[hardingella]

Not at all. Just as Disney has evolved so have most visitors. As your children grow up Fantsyland looses some of its appeal. When I first went there was only one park and two on-site resorts now there are four parks plus DD and I don't know how many on-site resorts.
The magic has not died, it has changed and will forever remain as strong as you want to make it. Now, by forgoing as many rides I can explore more of each park. Places and things that one never sees when rushing to the next ride. I love Disney even more now than I did when I first visited way back in '75.

Fair comment. i just felt that some lists seemed very long, and i felt that there was not much left afetr some of them, but i do take your point

[lotsofthumbsup]

I avoid HISTA like the plague ONLY because I can't stand the preshow. Other than that I'm pretty much game for anything.

That being said, sometimes I prefer skipping some of the rides. Sitting on a bench in frontierland can be just as fun

[MNNHFLTX]

I rarely go on Test Track anymore. I figure if a I want a hair-raising experience in a car, all I need to do is have my teenage son take me for a ride (just kidding!!)

[MickeyChick]

I hated Tower of Terror. Never, ever again.

[Chimchimcheree]

Stitch Encounter. Can't stand the burp smell. We actually liked it when it was Alien Encounter.

Teacups. I rode it once for the kids and I wouldn't let them spin it. Never again for me.

HISTA is in real need of an update.

Stunt show at Hollywood studios. Have seen it twice and never need to see it again. What a waste of space.

Indiana Jones, needs an update.

Backlot Tour, update.

That's all I can think of at the moment.

[danimator]

After seeing them twice, in future I'll be passing on the LMA stunt show and Indiana Jones. Not because they're bad, but they're basically one-trick ponies. Once you see them, you've seen them. Also

-Stitch's Great Escape, for obvious reasons. What were they thinking?

-Tiki Room.. Once was enough my first visit. DW and I almost walked.

-Jungle Cruise. Call me a curmudgeon, but I just can't laugh at it; and there are plenty of other places in the park to see animatronic animals.

-Toon Town. Nothing of interest for grownups.

-HISTA.. not really bad, but man, that pre-show.. it's like being taken hostage.

-I too was a bit underwhelmed by Fantasmic. I was expecting something amazing, and it felt too much like a promotional clip show selling disney dvd's. Thanks guys, but there's not exactly a deficit of in-park advertising.

[rt207]

I won't do Star tours again or the "more intense" version of MS again (the last time got to me and I feel like I'm pushing my luck).

[mic_keyfan]

Unfortunately I have been banned from any and all roller coasters due to a couple of bad disks in my neck! I guess it isn't so bad though, they were starting to get to me while riding anyway. I WILL ride Big Thunder Mountain Railroad each and every time however, no matter what!!!!

[sportsguy2315]

Tigger: Welcome to Intercot.

My List

MK:
Stitch's Great Escape: Never done it, never care to.

Magic Carpets: A Dumbo clone with a chance to get wet. If I need to get wet, it's called Splash Mountain.

Epcot:
Energy: I'm not a huge fan of dinosaurs. Nuff said.
Imagination: What an abomination. Eric Idle is funny- with Monty Python.

DS:
ToT: Not a huge fan of falling either.
Lights, Motor, Action: eh

AK:
Dinosaur: See Energy

[ravsluvdisney]

TOP 3:

Country Bear Jamboree - Came back to it last trip after not seeing it for many years - and it will be many more before seeing it again!

Peter Pan's Flight - Actually like the ride - hey, it's a classic - but the line is always painfully slow.

Space Mountain - It pains me that I don't ride it but unlike when I was a younger (read thinner) dude it wasn't so jarring on the ol' body.

[indytraveler]

MK
Dumbo, the wait is too long in the afternoon, plus we go in summer and NO SHADE.
COP - need some updates, however if its raining and already done TTA 4 times may need a switch.

All other parks I'll ride each ride if given the chance with wait times etc.

[Mickey91]

Thrill rides. They make me sick.

[MickeyAD]

MK:
Dumbo--unless I'm with little kids, I have no reason to stand in line...I'd put The Magic Carpets in this same category
Tiki Room--doesn't appeal to me at all
Jungle Cruise--ditto
Treehouse--It's cute, but seeing it once was enough
Tom Sawyer Island--see Treehouse
Astro Orbiter--I'm half-way tempted to ride again just because of the amazing view, but I would HAVE to have my own rocket...those rockets do not hold two adults comfortably, especially those with long legs, like myself
Space Mtn--I'm half-way tempted to ride because I'm a thrill-seeker and I like to get my nerves rattled every once in a while, but it's a jerky ride that rarely fails to give me a headache
Stitch--Haven't actually experienced it, and have no desire to try

Epcot:
Like many standard movies, after seeing the Canada, China and Norway movies once, and enjoying them (they're very informative and pretty interesting), I don't see any reason to watch them again

Hollywood Studios:
Indiana Jones: the stunts are pretty cool, but it loses my interest after a little while
Sounds Dangerous: not a big fan, but it isn't awful...I'm just not sure why it has survived for so many years
Backlot Tour: not what it used to be

AK:
Dinorama...ESPECIALLY Primeval Whirl: In no other situation have I had such a beating on my ribs and stomach...it's especially hard riding when you're trying to avoid crashing into your little nephew with every twist and turn the vehicle makes...If I can have my own vehicle, I might change my mind...As a whole, Dinorama is such an eyesore