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Okay.. I may get some negative feed back here BUT I'm a strong person.. I can handle it!!! So Bring it on!!! Anyway... I have to ask... Who would like to see Buzzlightyear take off to bring back the old Delta Dreamflight?? I loved that ride. It was one of my all time favorties!! It was so Cheesy but so good!!!..... Anyone on my side??
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Never did Delta Dreamfight, so I can't comment. I do like Buzz lightyear though.
Bringing back Dreamflight would definitely be an improvement over Buzz, IMHO. But my vote would have to go to bringing back If You Had Wings. That one ranks way up near the top of my all time favorite list (just behind Mr. Toad, my favorite ride ever!!)... Dreamflight was cool though.
what was Dreamflight?
I LOVED Dreamflight! It's one of my all time favorites and have great memories of riding it with my Grandmother when I was little. Although...my Son would be VERY upset if they removed Buzz! So my vote is to add Dreamflight back into the park (or any park for that matter) somewhere else! I am one of those who hate to see old attractions removed or revamped. I do not mind getting new ones...just leave the old ones alone. RIP Mr. Toad!!!!!
Sorry, but as much as I loved the ride in its many forms it will never come back. It was a throwback to the old World Fair rides developed by Old Disney that unfortunately New Disney is trying to do away with. :(
I never did dreamflight, but on behalf of my son, taking out Buzz would destroy him!:cry: He LOVES this ride and is his fav at the MK. Of course, some people loved the 20,000 leagues ride, and THAT is gone as well, so....
I know I've ridden at least one version of DreamFlight/If You Had Wings, but other than riding in an omnimover past plane-themed flat displays, I don't seem to remember much about it. It was pleasant enough, and had nice A/C, but do you really think it would appeal to kids of this day & age who have been raised on video games? My whole family loves the Buzz ride (except maybe for that nauseating spinning tunnel part) and enjoy the chance to interact with the attraction rather than just passively watch.
That said, I wouldn't encourage Disney to make another ride like Buzz with a different theme (a la Star Tours/Body Wars), nor load up the parks with nothing but thrill rides. A little something for everyone keeps the whole family happy.
Ha! I loved dream flight also... but I do like the new Buzz ride better. The spinning tunnle is the only thing left over from the dreamflight.
Question - Wasn't that effect used in Dreamflight to make it seem as if you were going into the fans of jet engines? I have some kind of odd memory of that, maybe it has nothing to do with WDW!Quote:
Originally Posted by Ultimatewdwfan
Let me just say this:
If you had wings,
you could do anything
You can widen your world
If you had wings
If you had wiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiings.
If yooooooooooooooooooooooooou had wings.
If you had wings
had wings
had wings
had wings
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'Nuff said
I thought Lou was singing again, just about the time this was posted power to my work computer spiked and caused a meltdown :hahohi:Quote:
Originally Posted by AKQJ10
I also can't comment because I never heard of Delta Dreamfight until now. But I will say that the Buzz ride should go to the far reaches of space and not come backQuote:
Originally Posted by Stitch
The way I see things...... Disney (at least the MK) should stay true to it's roots... I know people are always looking for bigger and better but I love the old and comfortable. If all you want is thrill rides then go to Universal!!!
I couldn't agree more! Although, as a long-time employee on Kongfrontation over at Universal, it made me really sad to see that one go. Anyway, I was thinking the other day, and I came up with an idea... too bad we could never actually sell Disney on it. They need to build a new "Classics" park, and move all of the old rides that we loved over there. From 20K to Mr. Toad to Magic Journeys, as a ride that was popular with fans became "obsolete" or "outdated" it could simply be moved to the new park. That way, Eisner and co get to keep churning out the "newer" and "better" thrill rides, and we get to keep our old favorites. What do you guys think?Quote:
Originally Posted by dzney4lyf