"And Mickey's Bal-" has me DYING 🤣

Ellen's Energy Adventure was what we referred to as "The Nap Ride" because it was so casual and uninvolved that my family and I could have a row to ourselves and relax in the dark and air conditioning for a good half hour before being thrust back into the Florida heat. There are so few places in the park to decompress for a few minutes that I feel it served it's purpose, however unintentionally. XD

You should re-title this video to: "Disney's most questionable "we swear, we're not high!" rides and attractions". This video is hilarious! XD

“We have a Mickey hat, Mickey’s glove, Mickey’s shoes, and Mickey’s bal-“ I’m sorry this was to Funny 😂😂 10:11

10:13 To be fair, if Mickey has enough brass to have people bouncing on his blue balls in a parade (guess it was a low point in Mickey's and Minnie's marriage), I kind of want to give a pass on the parade.

As someone who has been going to Disney world since I was an infant, yes, can confirm that the park is literally “Mickeys Giant Ego.”

If there are enough rides, can you do this for Universal?

What's so weird about the Bathroom of Tomorrow? Everyone knows that humanity's biggest curiosity is how we'll shit in the future lol xD That fur-roar-ies pun was also certified hilarious. i laughed out loud haha. You're getting really good at writing scripts Peter!

“A trippy journey through a snowflake” Sounds like the original idea for a Frozen ride.

That stealth Spongebob reference at 8:12, good stuff!

Wait, Ellen’s Energy Adventure was 45 minutes long?? I absolutely LOVED that ride as a kid and I could’ve sworn it was like... 20 minutes tops! Granted I last rode it in 2011 so my memory is definitely foggy. Either way I must admit that I miss that attraction. I’m sure Cosmic Rewind will be a great ride though!

The wizard of bras store had a animatronic granny outside on the patio. That went to the haunted mansion to become another ghost, it was simply repainted white. You can see that animatronic in the mess of ghosts in either the living room or the graveyard scene I forgot which it was but it’s there. The giant T. rex from that weird show was taken apart and parts were used on the dinosaur ride while the rib cage was put into storage or the boneyard. The mighty microscope was used as b roll for some of the shots on star tours and you can notice it as it does look like a laser cannon if you really look.

Bathroom of Tomorrow should have been called A Bowl New World.

I laughed way to hard at the “Fur-roar-ies” joke

*So gutted I missed the Wonderful World of Aluminium!*

People-“I hate Ellen’s Energy Adventure, we need more thrill rides at Epcot! Ew Guardians Of The Galaxy!?”

“We have a Mickey hat, Mickey’s gloves, Mickey’s shoes, and Mickey’s balls-“ THAT CUTOFF HAS ME DYING 😭😭😭

1:04 - “Fur-Roar-ies” That would be a very funny name for a Lion King Ride! 😂

If Disney still required that many sponsors to maintain their parks, there would definitely be a "Raid Shadow Legends - The ride".

i will say comedy gold at 10:14 with the mickey's ba-

The "Bathroom of Tomorrow" thing actually reminds me more of the old school MGM Cartoons and their "______ of Tomorrow" episodes. They had "The Cars of Tomorrow", "House of Tomorrow" (there actually was an attraction called 'House of Tomorrow' at the long-lost Space-age Nautical pleasure pier/amusement park known as Pacific Ocean Park or "P.O.P." and you rode through a model of what homes might look like in the future), "TVs of Tomorrow" etc there were several. Look them up. Pretty funny as well. I still like watching those episodes sometimes. I think that's more of a play off those which were out around the same time. Back then, they always had a fascination with "futuristic" things and what they thought it would or could look like. And if you're wondering about the link between MGM and Disney, MGM did help with animating a lot of Disney's older movies. In the very late 80s-early 90s, there was ALSO a point when Disney's Hollywood Studios at Disney World used to be called Disney-MGM Studios. So, there you have it.

Peter has GREATLY improved since he first started. 1 day you will reach 1 million, you deserve it!

I remember sounds dangerous. I didn't hate it. I thought it was a good showing of what audio can do to you. the barbercut and the bees sounded like they where right there... also a nice dark cool sit down is sometimes all you want after walking around all day.

I was TERRIFIED of that clown water slide when I was little. Even as an adult, it's still unsettling to me.

As just a casual park goer at best, your videos are so interesting and fun to watch. Well paced, well edited, and over all entertaining. I wish you continued success, and hope your passions continue to pay for your future.

I personally loved “Sounds Dangerous,” I was like 13 and it was the first year or two it was open so my judgement cannot be trusted, but I remember loving it. There were these booths outside of the main theater that you could wear headphones and experience 3D sound and I experienced the haircut. Years later I would be randomly recommended a haircut simulation on KZfaq and was immediately taken back to that moment at (then) MGM and discovered I love ASMR. The experience itself was really cool to me then, it was basically like a non-scary version of the ExtraTerrorestrial ride which was legitimately the scariest and most awesome defunct Disney experience!

For some reason, all I could think about while watching the video was that talking trash can that hung out in Tomorrowland.

One of my fondest memories was being one of the guest who did the sound for that sound show. Your first few are good then after that it’s down hill, have a different outlook on sound in movies and TV shows. Was a great time.

10:13 Mickey’s what??😂 great video, as always!

“One too many brownies” sounds for sure like you’ve never had one LOL

Most things from early Hollywood Studios, early Epcot, early Disney California Adventure, and early Disneyland could make this list lol

I liked Ellen's Energy Adventure. But I also like rides that are more immersive and not as much a thrill ride. And it was just so weird and random. I vividly remember the animatronic Ellen and was actually impressed at the illusion it gave of her actually being there.

The Boardwalk clown slide was my first water slide. I don’t remember it being so nightmare inducing 😳

You know, the Journey Through Inner Space was actually cool for the time and was the first ride ever with the Omnimover system invented by Bob Gurr!!! 😎

Would actually really love a Disney underwear line, the possibilities and styles would have such a wide range appeal and more tha likely sell much better in todays ‘nostalgia’ consumer market than one would believe. You could actually even take the idea and broaden it to include boxers and even kiddy underoos (though I’m not certain how I’m sure there’s a large group of people who would call that inappropriate) accidents happen with children all the time in theme parks so having someplace you could go to buy and replace what was ruined would be handy and make the parks a lot of money.

I actually loved the Ellen ride at Epcot. It was one of my favorites as a kid to ride and was really sad when it was removed.

I think the reason Splashtacular failed wasn't because of the fantasy sci-fi elements. It failed because it made no gosh darn sense!

claim your "here before re-upload" award here 🏆

I watch videos on Disney parks all the time, and I've never heard of any of these nor seen a video formatted like this. It's great! This just made my day, thanks!

Number 10 was covered in detail by a channel called Defunctland recently. It turns out there's much more to the ride's extinction than lack of interest.

The bathroom of tomorrow reminds me of the Vision House (a walk-through guided tour attraction in EPCOT’s Innoventions East building that talked about ways to make your home more environmentally friendly. I used to be one of the guides). The House had a toilet that cost $6000. It had heated seats, motion censors to lift the lid and seat, a bidet, and it played music that was personalized to each family member’s taste.

PUNS! I LOVE THEM! PLEASE SAY THEM AS MUCH AS POSSIBLE!

One thing you didn't mentioned about the Bathrooms of Tomorrow is that the toilets weren't actually functional, it was display only, which confused guests thinking that they were real working bath/restrooms (let's hope nobody actually tried to do their business in them, only to find them unable to flush, that would have been an embarressment, not to mention a big unconvienance for Disney having to clean up the shit literally).

I always love to see bizarre and out there attractions. Cant wait to see more!

Oh my gosh, I first went to Epcot when I was like 6 and didn't get back there until recently; I genuinely thought I had dreamt up that Ellen Degeneres / Bill Nye crossover ride! I don't remember much about it but I do remember loving it because I love Bill Nye, while having next to no idea who Ellen was. 🤣 And the 'Making of Me'! Pretty sure my dad didn't take me to the movie part (can you imagine), but I was definitely there because there's a picture of me behind a fake x-ray showing clothes hangers for ribs that 100% had to be in that pavilion, seeing the footage.

Love this video! I visited Disney World many times from 1975 thru 1993... so I think I rode most of these... As a kid I really liked the educational part of Epcot.. They had lots of little games, etc...plus the bigger rides...

Damn they REALLY dodged a bullet with the bathroom of tomorrow, by only including a golden toilet and a golden tub, and NOT a golden shower

Holy shit you’re so funny man!! Keep up the jokes, I’m loving them 😂

I LOVEDDDD Sounds Dangerous with Drew Carey 😂 The "mice" running across your feet and the spray of water from the elephant alwaysssss freaked me out when I was younger!

Ellen's Energy Adventure was my second favorite ride at the park since I was a kid. Right behind Spaceship Earth. I don't really care that Guardians of the Galaxy may end up being more popular (even though I love the movies/characters) as to me: losing that ride was really the final nail in the coffin of what originally made Epcot my favorite theme park of the 4. I have always loved its blend of fun, education, and aim for what the future will bring us. To me it was a bigger and more well thought out Tomorrowland. Now it's just turning into Magic Kingdom 3, much like the loss of MGM Studios' original theme made it...WDW is in a sad state to me for that reason. The care of theming that went into it has been replaced with "how many IPs can we fit into this park?" instead.

The making of me was disney MY GOD NOWADAYS YOU WOULD GET BANNED FOR EVEN SAYING THAT WORD AT DISNEY

I remember The Making of Me. When I got to 10th grade biology where twice in one week I was forced to watch a movie in which you see fertilization happening from the inside in graphic detail, I wished I was watching nice Disneyfied Making of Me.

You should've use the Tweedle Dee and Tweedle Dum honk sound effect for the censored words!

I've been waiting all day for this as I live in the uk

I usually don't like and comment so early but the fur-roar-ies joke actually made me laugh, which I normally do not do when I watch videos. The most I so os smile really. So A+

You should do a top 10 best non franchise theme parks, that would be really cool!!

I came here to relive the fever dream I thought I had regarding the Epcot dinosaur, I really didn't know it was real, only to be totally depressed over learning the boardwalk clown was removed. It may have been horrifying to me for years as a child, but it was iconic. Truly fitting in the area, and if that is really the mural they choose to replace it: it will not fit the circus area at all...which is equally upsetting. : / It would have been better to just make it an old timey bridge with circus elements on it...

Adventures through inner space is also featured on an episode of Defunctland, which I recommend everyone who hasn’t checked that channel out i definitely recommend doing so. With that said *SPOILER* Monsanto actually pulled out of the sponsorship deal because they were in deep trouble when it was discovered that they had not only been the producer of Agent Orange (one of the deadliest herbicides used in the Vietnam War) but also had a hand in developing the first nuclear weapons, which would later be dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki

8:37 Ok I need a Disney film adaptation of Splashtacular as that would be one hell of a film to watch. Honestly I love the extreme over the top colors and the insanity of it all! Mickey’s Splashtacular Adventure let’s go! Imagine if the crew behind the modern Mickey Mouse shirts does an episode based on Splashtacular, ohh it would be good!

7:18 I PAUSED IT AND READ ALL OF THEM ITS BEAUTIFUL

I think this is the dirtiest video from you that I’ve watched and I’m here for it 😂😂

It’s good I watched Defunctland before this video so I know a good amount of these! (Yes the Wizard of Bras is something I’m aware of.)

Your litterly keeping me through quarantine

Lets go! Great video! You should make a video on silver wood!

Great video like usual

I binge watch your videos so much.. I swear you should have your own series on Netflix or something

Amazing with how much they get right that these attractions are SO off the chart!

You make great videos so I always watch. PLUS your voice sounds alot like my best friend that passed away 2 months ago so it's like being able to hear him again. So thanks buddy

i brought up the adventures through innerspace ride to my mom, and she just got that nostalgic feel of OH MY GOD I LOVED THAT!!!

8:43 "hey Raptor, what did you put in these brownies? o.0" 😂😂😂😂

The car horn in the toilet section actually made me [HONK] myself XD And then wet myself laughing thinking that was intentional.

I was a child (4) when they opened the Adventure through inner space. I truly thought we were being shrunk!

The Wizard of Bras? 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 That’s the most silliest thing I’ve ever heard! 🤣🤣

"Hakuna ma two ply" lol

i wanna talk to someone who learned about life through disney's "the making of me" because this is insane

I think it would be really cool for Disney to redo Adventures through inner space in the avengers campus but make it ant man themed.

The whole production of Splashtacular looks like a scrapped Power Rangers episode, from the overly-dressed dominatrix villain to the giant, cheesy monster design at the climax. 😂

I saw that weird Tyrannosaurus thing behind the Magic Kingdom when I went on the Behind the Steam Train tour about 10ish years ago. I didn't know what it was at the time, but now that I do know, I wonder why they still have that thing?

I’m here before the re-upload lol

This has got to be the funniest videos of yours I have ever seen

can you please do a video on australia’s best rides? love the vids keep em comin

Who WOULDN'T like a gold toilet? Crappin' in opulence...

Great video! Had me laughing so hard !

When i went to Epcot in 2019 i saw that weird fountain where that weird show happened, didn't knew it got removed, just thought it was weird, but cool, i will miss you, fountain of the 7 month show failure, you were the second thing besides that giant ball to catch my atention 😔

I love the puns! Keep ‘em up, man!

Epcot is probably the best Disney park ever, I’m sad that Ellen’s closed that ride is so cool

Hey, Theme Park Crazy! Please do the Rise and Fall of Tower Of Terror at Dreamworld!

you know, If Adventures Thru Inner Space still exist today and since Disney now has the rights to the MCU, this would have made a really good Ant-Man and Wasp theme ride

i actually really enjoyed the quirckyness of elens energy adventure. I'll miss it, but it was getting out of of date so i'm not too fuss it got replaced, it's theme parks everything has a life expectancy, some longer than others.

This is very informative and good thank you sensai

0:00 this is why I keep telling you to do top 10 seizure fuel rides! You put these warnings on so many of your videos!

as much as I enjoyed the making of me attraction , I'm still amazed that it was in a family friendly Disney theme park!

This is such a surprise 😮 especially at the end of the video!

It is an unforgivable offense that I will never be able to experience Splashtacular

Disney's capacity for using celebrities no one would ever want to see in a theme park attraction (or, at least, not in the attraction they've been hired for) never ceases to amaze me. "Want to take a limo tour of Hollywood? Look, there's Cindy Crawford and Whoopi Goldberg! Want to learn about energy? Here's Ellen DeGeneres and Jamie Lee Curtis! Want a meaningless, mostly pitch black attraction about a security guard looking for stolen snow globes? Drew Carey is on the job (fresh off his Superstar Limo appearance)! Wondering how babies are made? Ladies and gentlemen, Martin Short!" WTF?!?

yesh, a fur-roar-ri sounds just great to have.! your wordplay enters pundemic level! congrats...

I love the mickeys b-

They killed the fountains? Aaw. This was a classic midway entry anchor. Seriously. Epcot has a temperature-based hot entry. They wanted to get rid of a temperature regulator in the entry? Okay. Then add lots of trees. Or funnel everyone into the side-sponsored ice display at the start of Epcot. Oh, right, they already do for the sponsorship. Seriously, Disney, did the maintenance of a dancing fountain cost all that much to maintain? It was worth a pause and a good reset for the entry to the park. Personally, I'd like them to kill the geodesic dome acting as a constant advertisement. I'm fine with sponsorship, but when the sponsor gets a sign for every 5th element in the attraction, then that's when sponsorship goes too far. That's when I raise a middle finger not just to the sponsor, but to the park I paid good money to attend. Never again to Spaceship Earth. Sponsorship gives me a warm and fuzzy feeling except when they hit me with a billboard for every 5th element in a diorama ride.

a lot of people still don't know that EPCOT means Experimental Prototype Community Of Tomorrow, and it was originally planned to be an actual living, functioning community on Disney property, including space-age technology, electric transportation, and other "far out" concepts that had never been tried before. that idea was quickly scrapped as everyone else at Disney Inc realized there's a lot more money in selling cheap plastic junk than in visions of a better, cleaner, friendlier community. and guess what? they were right 🙄

10:13........YES just yes XD the most perfect cutoff that caught me off guard