TPM VIDS, great work, and the fact about the orange tree in the jungle cruise ride, is so awesome! You should add it in another one of your top ten secrets and fact videos! Keep it up, your doing great! 😃💞❤💐🌹🌷⚘🌺💐🌹

Hello!!!

Great job

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I have a game already and me and my mom play it it’s really fun I love it

God, I can't even imagine having to step over the water! I almost drowned when I was in preschool, so I'm still really scared of deep water. I wouldn't wanna fall into those troughs, at least not based on the picture I saw of the boat at WDW that sank! No thank you!

@@NumeroLetter I was definitely sketchy but they offered to hold on to us as we stepped over. I wasn’t too far but we had to walk down a narrow pathway along the trough which was scary

Same thing happened to me way back in 2000, only my dad and I were stuck right at the bottom. It was my first time on Splash Mountain too

Lolll that’s exactly where we got stuck 🤣 I was like really we couldn’t make it 10 more seconds

@@NumeroLetter luckily, even the deepest parts of splash mountain aren't supposed to be more than 6ft deep, and jungle cruise comes in at 3-5 ft and others like pirates and small world also around 3ft if I'm remembering right (they color the water, especially on jungle cruise, to make it look murky and deep) I have some balance issues so I'd be worried about stepping over the water too! ... but at least it's not super deep (not like the now defunct Jaws ride at Universal that was reportedly 10ft deep 😵‍💫 )

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I would love that.

I would ❤ that

It would be epic

@@mancave10369 yes

BRO ME TOO😭

@@FaithFul9999 it would be so fun! I wanna ride Splash Mountain, The Haunted Mansion, Soarin’, Tower of Terror, and Avatar with him. (And other rides)😭

Me Too

YAS

Don’t we all😆

I respectfully disagree with that. Disneyland and Disney World are very expensive to get into as is right now and the lines are getting very long for rides. When people are paying a large amount of money to get in and wait along time to get on the ride, a lot of them would prefer the highest quality experience possible. And that high quality experience comes from being immersed into the ride itself. Lights turning on, or animatronics malfunctioning or whatever takes away from said immersion. It's kind of a novelty seeing ride breakdowns in KZfaq videos, but would I want to see that in person? Not really. I don't think I'd like that very much. Also, you need to consider that some people may be on the ride for the first time in their lives when it malfunctions. I doubt those people would consider that art if they aren't familiar with it in the same way a fan would. For example, with my first experience in Splash Mountain at Disney World, the sound was completely turned off in the first half of the indoor section. I had no idea what was going and felt confused so I couldn't appreciate the experience until years later when I rode it again as well as watched some KZfaq videos filmed on the ride. Of course it's not always possible for a ride to remain in perfect shape 24/7, but I completely understand why someone would get upset at a ride malfunction.

@@octupusman1000 Yes, of course I agree and understand, especially with the price and traveling going into Disney trips. You misunderstand me-- I'm referring to how actively upset they got, nothing justifies yelling or being rude to staff when they have no control of it (which I assume you agree with ofc).

Same here

@@octupusman1000 but rides at Disney or Universal are more complex compared to rides at Six Flags. Breakdowns are bound to happen. As long as they are compensated then no need to get upset. Lots of fans actually wish breakdowns so they can see what happens when the lights are on.

@@octupusman1000 which is why you get a fast pass to go on it again once it's fixed

I was terrified that would happen to me. Especially since it was my first time riding and I didn't feel safe sitting in the back without a seatbelt or any thing to secure me in place(I almost flew out of the Jurrasic Park ride and despite people saying it wouldn't happen on Splash Mountain it almost did to me) as well as the cast members warning us about a possible break down since the ride was not coroporating that day.

Space Mountain had the lights turn on and had us climb down a ladder to get to the floor then walk through to the emergency doors on the ground level. Haunted Mansion had us walked back through the first half of the attraction completely alongside the doombuggies that had yet to be evacuated. We were the first room sent through the front half as everyone from the ballroom and later exited through the second half of the ride. There were no exits until you returned to the loading room.

Omg that’s me! I sent the video in November!

@@sosocandie For real?? LOL Ha! Nice.

Yeah!

Dang, you're a Disney Veteran. It must be really cool to how Disneyland has evolved over the years.

@@RandomDragonEXE It is cool indeed, watching that evolution. To butcher a phrase--"you can't experience the same Disneyland twice--because you're not the same person and it's not the same Disneyland."

The continuous ride vehicle loops, like Phantom Manor, usually stop pretty frequently to help people get off. That’s why you get stuck so often on those

Thank YOU Alyssa for sending in that clip and sharing your experience!!

The way the YOU sounding aggressive in that sentence made me I little scared

Thank YOU for the submission!!

Yes, I would also like to have an in show exit too!!

@@ander5332 hope you get one 👍

I’m going to Disney this year too

@@phantom1122334455films have fun

@@gobirdsgophils steve harvy as mr potato head XD im going feb 8th

@Jellyfnaf And Dino California

I love this story I get it and a lot goes into indy being down. Now just saying because of the way peter pan works there is no way to do an in-show exit unless your boat stops working and most ofter that is not the case. I don't think I have even seen that in the years I have been to Disneyland but would be cool. they would have to get a ladder to you off

@@samantha1587 yeah, my friend said they came over the speakers and said something about a ladder. it would have been really interesting to see how that type of in-show exit is conducted

My dad and sister were in the line for Peter Pan's Flight at Disneyland when it broke down. They were next in line. This was 3 years ago though, but it was sad because I really wanted to see the work lights on in that ride.

hey me too! same ride, probably around the same year, maybe 2010 or 2009. that’s my only in-show exit and i was so young that i don’t remember all of it, but i do remember thinking it was cool to walk through the set!

would be funny if it broke down on the Heffalumps and Woozles scene

@@V00doo1Xim No, that would have been a nightmare lol.

Sounds like an awesome breakdown to have experienced!

Thank YOU for the submission!!😁

No thank you for making videos that make me smile!

Let’s be real, the thing probably has a TON of gears and such moving the thing around, and with that many moving parts, it would be bound to break down a few times.

@@BuzzsawBoss really boss

It's a safety feature. Some jackass probably left the theatre during the scene.

@@MCOlangotang really? How do you know that it is a safety feature? I never knew of any safety features

@@BuzzsawBoss it happened when I was there in December and a cast member told us over the intercom not to get up during the show.

Well that’s what I call perfect timing!

Lol

You’re so welcome!!

Omg no way!! That clip was from a few years back too

@@TPMvids I’ve been there a while 😂😅

Just getting to see the bits of what you shared I almost wish that dinosaur wasn’t so dark and they should just fluff it with more foliage so that I could be better lit in there

@@steveb2116 Also, I realized how jostle-y it wasn’t. The darkness adds a level that messes with your brain for how much it jostles you. It’s still significant but not as much as you think. Pretty cool.

What was it?

Been there

It’s actually pretty common to watch the same scene at least once due to guests leaving mid- show (which is not allowed) causing cast members to have to run all the way around the building to make sure it is clear and safe to move and don’t always make it back in time. That is also why some time you might have a rotation that starts a few seconds late

@@thethemeparkproblem77 that’s really interesting

100% true

So THAT’S what they do with the parade floats!! I’ve gone to Disney World so many times and never knew. So lucky that you got to see that!

Same, I hate animatronics and I don’t mind breaking down just so long as it’s not near any of them. Especially Pirates, the Mansion, or Splash Mountain lol

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