Which ride you never did?

[SamT]

Only been able to this this wonderful boat ride ones, when they reopened the ride for the 15th birthday of the park. Lucky me. Shame they keep it closed.

[pialykke]

Well, as we have only been once, and the boys were only 3 and 5 when we went, there are quite a few rides we have never done....
 
* We haven't fully explored La Cabane des Robinson
* Indiana Jones (which will be closed next time we go, so will be missing out again)
* Pirates of the Carribean (which we will definitely be going on next)
* Phantom Manor (not sure the kids will enjoy it, but me and DH are definitely going in next time - my mum is coming as well, so she will wait outside with the boys)
* Thunder Mesa Riverboat (closed last time, but hope to go on it next time)
* Big Thunder Mountain (closed last time, but will definitely be going on it next time)
* Disney Railroad (extremely long waiting time last time, but hope to go on it next time)
* Gallery of the castle + Dragon (closed last time, but want to see it next time)
* Alice's labyrinth (closed last time, but will be open in March, yay!)
* Star Tours
* Captain EO (will also be closed in March)
* Nautilus
* Space Mountain
* Autopia
* Cinemagique (definitely want to do this next time)
* Tower of Terror (my mum will definitely want to go on this, so might be brave and go in with her, and leave DH outside with the boys..... maybe....... give me strength....!)
* Armageddon
* Rock n' Roller coaster
* Moteurs Action
* Crush's Coaster (min. 50 mins wait through our entire week there last time. And it will be closed next time we go... Gutted... )
* Art of Disney animation
* Parachute drop (the kids were too young and didn't fancy it last time, but might go on it next time)
*RC Racer (again, the kids were too young, and don't really like that type of rides, just makes me feel sick.......  )
 
Christ, there are many when you list them like this... But definitely going to make a dent in this list next time we go... Just a shame about Crush being closed when we go next. Still, it could be worse... It could have been one of their favourite rides... And as they haven't tried Crush yet, they don't know what they're missing I guess.......
 

[heyshamcouple]

never done :

orbitron
keel boats
parachute drop
swiss cabin
autopia

[elisje]

I have been to the park 14 times, and the first time when I was 3 years old so I can't remember everything


But from what I remember

the studios:

Cars quarte Roues Rally   (It wasn't there when I was little and today I think the queues are way to long for                                        such a attraction)
Disney life on stage         (again it wasn't there when I was little and I have no kids so no desire to see that)


The disneyland parc:

the river rogue keelboats  (it seems they are always closed,  maybe I went on when I was little, cant                                                  remember, should ask my parents)
meet mickey                    (the queues ate always to long, but love to go once)
the princes pavilion           (same here)

[orsie]

I haven't been on:
Space Mountain
Big Thunder Mountain
Tower Of Terror
Rock n' Roller Coaster
Indiana Jones
Crush's Coaster
RC Racer
Armageddon
CineMagique
Phantom Manor
Disney Junior
Princess Pavillion
Star Tours
Parachute Drop


Wow... That's a lot when you look at it like that. Main reason being I'm just not into big thrills. Also, when I was younger I was never interested in meeting princesses and now I would only do so if the lines were short, which they never are! And ever since it was built I've been out of the general age of interest for Disney Junior. I've highlighted the ones I may go on in the future, any advice for the rides?

[Ceh]

Wow... That's a lot when you look at it like that. Main reason being I'm just not into big thrills. Also, when I was younger I was never interested in meeting princesses and now I would only do so if the lines were short, which they never are! And ever since it was built I've been out of the general age of interest for Disney Junior. I've highlighted the ones I may go on in the future, any advice for the rides?

Phantom Manor has a really cool atmosphere
Not a fan of big thrills myself...Never went on space mountain and Indy but I'll try next time (someone feel free to give advice for that one hehe)! However Star Tours is great (don't forget, you don't really do the drops etcetera so no fear!) and Big Thunder Mountain is amazing, the most fun ride I've had (so far) it's really easy going but still a little exciting. No big drops just smooth turns (hard to discribe). Believe me just go on the ride and, well, go with the flow! You will enjoy yourself!

[andrew@magicaldlp]

I have never got to ride Crush Coaster. The queue has always been ridiculous when I have been in the park. Will make it a must for my next visit in March.

[DisneyManiac]

@orsie Go on Parachute Drop, it isn't that bad and the view is amazing! My mum loves it and she once tried Crush's Coaster thinking it was a smooth childish ride but, oh how she was wrong!

[orsie]

@orsie Go on Parachute Drop, it isn't that bad and the view is amazing! My mum loves it and she once tried Crush's Coaster thinking it was a smooth childish ride but, oh how she was wrong!

I'll keep it in mind as a maybe! Thanks for the advice guys!

[Its Just Like I DreamedIt]

I've never done Space Mountain!


I soooo want to do it but I'm too scared. I've done Indy, is it the same or more intense? 

[adc]

I haven't been on:
Space Mountain
Big Thunder Mountain
Tower Of Terror
Rock n' Roller Coaster
Indiana Jones
Crush's Coaster
RC Racer
Armageddon
CineMagique
Phantom Manor
Disney Junior
Princess Pavillion
Star Tours
Parachute Drop


Wow... That's a lot when you look at it like that. Main reason being I'm just not into big thrills. Also, when I was younger I was never interested in meeting princesses and now I would only do so if the lines were short, which they never are! And ever since it was built I've been out of the general age of interest for Disney Junior. I've highlighted the ones I may go on in the future, any advice for the rides?

Oh definitely do Phantom Manor! My Mum hates rides, took me ages to persuade her to go on it and now it's one of her favourite rides. Also cinemagique is really fun and interesting, definitely suggest you go and see that at least once


Anyway the rides I've never done -


Disneyland Park:
- Space Mountain
- BTM
- Indiana Jones
- Star Tours
- Captain EO
- The Kheel Boat things in river mesa


Studios:
- Parachute Drop
- Crushes Coaster
- RC Racer
- TOT
- Aerosmith Coaster


I think that's everything. Up until recently I was an enormous wimp when it came to rides, I've been about five times and when we last went in December I only managed the courage to get on POC again after hating it when I was much younger (didn't expect the drops  ) but now I love it  .
So that explains why I haven't been on some rides, but I plan on doing BTM, Star Tours and possibly Indy if I can muster the courage.


I don't think I'll be able to ever get on space mountain or crushes coaster though! Bit sad that we missed out on seeing EO in December as it's now closed, but oh well!

[George Geef]

I've never done Space Mountain!


I soooo want to do it but I'm too scared. I've done Indy, is it the same or more intense? 

I'm the opposite.  I've done Space Mountain, but never done Indy.


The thought of Space Mountain makes me a bit worried, but when you're on the ride its fantastic - I really like it.  I'd say the first bit of Space Mountain where you get fired into space is the most intense bit.


Indy looks too intense for me, and it's somewhere in the park that I always avoid going.  I'd like to ride on it, but I don't think I ever will. 

[Ceh]

I'm the opposite.  I've done Space Mountain, but never done Indy.


The thought of Space Mountain makes me a bit worried, but when you're on the ride its fantastic - I really like it.  I'd say the first bit of Space Mountain where you get fired into space is the most intense bit.


Indy looks too intense for me, and it's somewhere in the park that I always avoid going.  I'd like to ride on it, but I don't think I ever will. 

Hm, I tought Indy would be easier than Space Mountain! Okay, you have the loop, but for the rest of the ride it seems kinda ok. Whereas Space Mountain... I don't know what to expect. Except horror maybe

[PlumBelle]

I've never done Orbitron or Slinky Dog. No real reason, than just never having had time. They will both be on our list for our next visit.

[George Geef]

Hm, I tought Indy would be easier than Space Mountain! Okay, you have the loop, but for the rest of the ride it seems kinda ok. Whereas Space Mountain... I don't know what to expect. Except horror maybe

The thing that gets me about Indy is that it's outside and you can see where you are.  Eek.


With Space Mountain, you're inside all of the time apart from the launch sequence.  So you don't know what to expect, but for me, that's a bonus