TOP 6 WORST Walt Disney World Queues | Best and Worst | 04/25/18
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A panel of enthusiasts discusses their opinions on the least desirable attraction queues at Walt Disney World. The conversation begins with Buzz Lightyear Space Ranger Spin, which is criticized for its unpleasant smells, repetitive music, and lack of immersive theming. The group then evaluates the Jungle Cruise, debating whether its compact layout is a design flaw or a result of older construction standards. The discussion moves to Soarin' for its excessive width and dated airport aesthetic, followed by Spaceship Earth, which is criticized for having no actual themed queue beyond barriers and chains. Space Mountain is analyzed for its long, repetitive hallway sections that can feel boring during high wait times. The panel also critiques the Na'vi River Journey for its underwhelming atmosphere and perceived lack of engagement despite deep research into basket weaving. The segment concludes with honorable mentions for the Dinosaur attraction, Small World, and the monorail, noting issues with noise management and general waiting experiences.
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I worked on this attraction so I had to stand in this queue from 45 minutes a day at the very least and it smells horrible in there
the worst queue at walt disney world belongs to spaceship earth in Epcot because there is no queue it's just a series of zones of chains and and and barriers
the Navi River Journey yes that that queue is just plain awful
I hate the queue for dinosaur and not because of what it it's what it could be versus what it is
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