It's not perfect to have Chris Diamantopoulos' Mickey Mouse at Disneyland California. I am more comfortable with *Bret Iwan's* Mickey Mouse at Disneyland California, while having *Chris Diamantopoulos'* Mickey Mouse at Walt Disney World Florida.
I might be missing something, but the only differences I noticed were the queue and a few details with the sets and layout. They’re pretty identical overall. I guess if we’re including the full queue experience in the decision, then Disneyland’s is better. If they made it so the cars went around the tornado instead of just moving by it, it would’ve a huge improvement.
I liked the added detail the imagineers added with the different lines Goofy says when his engine reconnects with the train, although I wish they had recorded more with references to more of the cartoons such as "and that's how Mickey won the three-legged race with Peg-Leg Pete!"
The authentic transition sounds they added to the Disneyland version as you exit the cartoon world and enter the real world really makes the attraction more special, imo
I'm confused about the entire concept. So Toontown in general is supposed to be the cartoon world of Mickey and Friends, right? In this world, Mickey is also an actor who stars in films. The queue for this ride clearly establishes that the Mickey films and shorts are theatrical productions within that world, telling us that objects from the films are set pieces rather than real things. "Perfect Picnic" is one such film; the actors Mickey and Minnie are playing characters Mickey and Minnie, but within the world of Toontown, it's fiction. So when the character Goofy blows a hole in the screen, are we now moving into a DIFFERENT cartoon world? The world of the stories that the actor Mickey is presenting? It's toon-ception! In Hollywood Studios, we're in the real world and Mickey and Friends are characters in the film we're watching. It makes a lot more sense. I don't understand why they brought over the "step into the cartoon world through a movie theater" concept when you're already in the cartoon world. Couldn't they have just started off in the barn with the train?
Unironically, this might be my favorite ride queue. It’s the perfect mix of cheesy Disney and attention-to-detail Disney. I don’t think there’s ever been a ride I’ve been excited to get stuck in the queue for before, but this might be the one! I personally have enjoyed the ride as it’s own thing since I rode it at WDW, when separated from the context of having replaced GMR and not 100% fitting into the Chinese theater. This really does it the service it deserves and is, in my opinion, the most rightful place for this ride.
I'm not a massive fan of this ride on either coast, but I can appreciate how they were able to shoehorn this into landlocked Disneyland without removing an existing ride. Disney World has all the land they could ever want and they still feel the need to replace attractions instead of just building new ones and adding capacity. This version's queue is a big win too!
@scottyskywalker5768 and a gift shop... the most rarest thing to happen, a full on ride replaces a gift shop, unexpected but welcoming as it came with one so we lost nothing
My favorite detail in the queue is from Pluto's Christmas Tree - the fireplace mantle, the little Santas, and the beard left lying there next to the bald Santa.
I will just imagine that for this version of the ride your still in the cartoon world of Mickey Mouse but not in the specific world of that cartoon and once you enter your apart of the cartoon . Instead at Hollywood studios you actually have not entered the cartoon world yet but once you step into the film at Hollywood studios you’re in it. Yes it’s very complicated.
Having gone on the ride, I really like the consistent shifts between a relaxed mellow tone into frenzied chaos at any given moment. The way that it makes it seem like the screen itself seemingly breaks to allow you into the ride added to the immersive feel.
That was so much fun to watch! I doubt I'll ever be able to visit Disneyland again, but videos like this make me feel like I'm really there. Thank you for the video trip! :)
The queue alone made me miss WDW's Toon Town. They shouldn't have gotten rid of it! Also, the Carried Away poster at the end of the queue is a wonderful tribute to Russi Taylor (as that was her last role as Minnie before she passed).
technically her last roll was recording the audio for this ride, but i stand by the fact that carried away was the perfect short for her last cartoon performance
It’s not the worst but I’ve seen better. Each room looks so empty apart from a lot of stuff on the walls. Mystic manor at Hong Kong is better because it added physical sets and stuff to look at in the middle of each room
14:25 Goofy is waving the wrong way. They could have reanimated him, because they animated the new part just before that in the tunnel. Weird that no imagineers caught that.
I noticed the volcano scene going into the waterfall was longer so that all four cars would be able to see it. In the HS version the last car goes straight to the waterfall scene.
I think that it’d be interesting if Disney Adventure World (formerly Walt Disney Studios Park) would build this attraction as part of a new MickeyVille area (a Parisan version of Mickey’s Toontown).
Thanks for the ride Tom. I know you don't like it, but thanks for putting up with it for us for this video. I appreciate you sir. I hope you have a great weekend and stay safe over there! Also make sure you ride haunted mansion holiday before it closes Monday!
From seeing this here compared to the version that they have in WDW that this ride definitely look like it fits here more than where they put it into WDW
@@christopherjunkins I am mainly meant this as me saying that I wished that they hadn’t gotten rid of the GMR ride, this is a ride that had a better fit for toontown over where they put it in WDW, and fans would’ve rioted if they just tore down the Chinese theatre replica it’s in
@2freeIvX I still liked it and I know I’m not the only one that feels that it was a far superior ride to what’s there now, even if the opinion is only felt by WDW fans
Ride looks essentially the same, they just had more time and more space to build a wonderful queue. Much better than waiting outside in the FL heat under umbrellas.
Is the ceiling noticable during the ride? I thought I saw a couple bits of it in the video, and it made it look like the video walls come to an abrupt stop at the ceiling. I feel like imagineers could add something overhead, even if it's more screens to improve the immersion. Thanks for the video!
If I was one of the folks helping the attraction Goofy: Hiya folks! Wanna take a ride on the train? (Sees me) Excuse me. You there. Me: Yes sir, what's up? Goofy: Do you mind helping these good people into the cartoon while I fix this here locomotive? Me: Well, I've got plenty of time on my hands. I'll be happy to help. Goofy: Thanks! Be back in a jiffy to pick you all up! Me: All right everybody, you heard the man. Please enter the cartoon single-file and do not lose sight of the youngsters.
How does this sound: Goofy: Hiya folks! Wanna take a ride on the train? (Notices me) Excuse me. You there. Me: Hi there, Goofy. What can I do for you today? Goofy: Do you mind helping these good people in the cartoon while I fix this here locomotive? Me: (A little nervous at first) W-w-w-well, I don’t know. (Sighs with hope that everyone will enjoy the experience on Goofy's train) If it’s okay with you, then it’s okay me. Goofy: Thanks! Be back in a jiffy to pick you all up! Me: Okay gang, you heard the Goofster. Step right this way into the cartoon world single-file and keep a close eye on your little passengers.
Im glad they have a kid friendly ride but I just wish it wasn’t sooooo screen based it doesn’t feel inmersive at all to me. I hope the consider during more rides like the beauty and the beast one at Tokyo 💛
It’s based off of you walking into a tv screen into a cartoon so I feel like it makes sense that it’s screen based. The only issue I have is the ceiling and floor not being painted .
I felt the same way. I really like rides like Radiator Racers and Little Mermaid and Peter Pan where they have animatronics instead of screens. We just got back from Universal Studios Florida and I hated all the 4d screen rides they had. I loved the Harry Potter rides but all the other rides just seemed like I was getting thrown around a movie set. I hope Disney doesn't add more rides like this. This one is ok (I have only ridden the one in WDW).
Does Disneyland version of Mickey and Minnie’s runaway railway got a Easter egg aka reference to delta dreamflight before it was changed to buzz lightyear asgroblaster as shown on 2:12?
Seeing this makes me wish they had kept and updated the Great Movie Ride at WDW and made this a DL-only attraction. This seems to fit better in Toon Town than Hollywood Studios.
I agree, the Disneyland version of the ride is a more enjoyable experience than the one at Hollywood Studios. Also, I could see this ride come to Walt Disney Studios Park as part of a new Toontown section.
@@justinchavez9530In France there’s a theater that Walt Disney stumbled upon during his trip in Europe in 1935 called the Lord Bryon Cinema which shows a hour of Mickey Mouse & Silly Symphony cartoons called L”Heure Joyeuse de Mickey (Mickey’s Happy Hour). It could easily be recreated for the WDSP in France as a toon version of the theater for Mickey & Minnie’s Runaway Railway.
I had heard a rumor that there would be an additional scene in the DL version. I don't know the Studios version well enough to know if they did add something. Any observations?
Technically this is true, but its not an action story scene. The added scene is before the "Nothing can stop us now" song when they are traveling through the tunnel
This is a improvement to the wdw version, The que is better but going into the cartoon world just to go into on a different part of the cartoon world through the screen is a but interesting. Not to mention some show scenes are better, like the under the sea part and the sewer. The add on but traveling through the park with extra goofy dialogue was better
Great job filming this‼️ Can’t wait to ride and record this with my iPhone 14 Pro Max for my channel!! I’m thinking about filming this in 0.5 lens in 4k quality to get a wide view of the whole ride experience!!
I’ve waited a long time for this version of The “Mickey & Minnie’s Runaway Railway” attraction at Disneyland. It looks cool and Mickey Mouse from Disney Animation is one of mines. I’ve waited so long in 3 years for “Mickey & Minnie’s Runaway Railway” to open at Disneyland.
Unlike the Florida version, I found this one a little confusing, going from one room to another too quickly. I hope they fix this. Still, it's a huge attraction
I don't remember Daisy's animatronic being a projection face... and I highly dislike it. Otherwise, this version seems overall better planned and executed than WDW's version. It feels right here... Even never having rode the Great Movie Ride, I don't feel that MMRR fits in DHS, and especially not in the Chinese theater, other than it being a movie theater based building.
Not sure, it SEAMS like there is more smoke at WDW but I just saw a couple different videos and the amount is different each time. I do think the cast members should step it up and be more enthusiastic
It's a cute ride, but honestly do not get the hype. It's slow moving, hard to follow. Seems like a fun kid ride, but not sure the overall hype is warranted.
I think that they should keep "The Great Movie Ride" and build this ride in a new place in Hollywood Studio. That way they will celebrate Hollywood and Disney's. But i think they are getting rid of anything that's not Disney related. And Disney is not Hollywood. They are part of it not it.
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Is this better than the Disney World version of Runaway Railway?
yes
It's not perfect to have Chris Diamantopoulos' Mickey Mouse at Disneyland California. I am more comfortable with *Bret Iwan's* Mickey Mouse at Disneyland California, while having *Chris Diamantopoulos'* Mickey Mouse at Walt Disney World Florida.
The addition of this ride at Disneyland is an insult to both The Great Movie Ride and the uniqueness of Disney's Hollywood Studios.
Naturally, yes. They had WAY more time to get things right, and learned what they could from the experience of building and running WDW's.
I might be missing something, but the only differences I noticed were the queue and a few details with the sets and layout. They’re pretty identical overall. I guess if we’re including the full queue experience in the decision, then Disneyland’s is better. If they made it so the cars went around the tornado instead of just moving by it, it would’ve a huge improvement.
“And that explains why I wear pants, and Pluto doesn’t”. Man, that line was pure gold.
WHAT. WHEN DID HE SAY THIS?!
@@LoganPlaysGaming 13:55
And it’s not in the HS version. That little padded Goofy section is the only real difference I noticed.
@@LoganPlaysGaming He said it when the engine reconnected with the train.
I liked the added detail the imagineers added with the different lines Goofy says when his engine reconnects with the train, although I wish they had recorded more with references to more of the cartoons such as "and that's how Mickey won the three-legged race with Peg-Leg Pete!"
The authentic transition sounds they added to the Disneyland version as you exit the cartoon world and enter the real world really makes the attraction more special, imo
@Galaxyfnaf And Dino lol it's just tom making noises with his mouth
I'm confused about the entire concept. So Toontown in general is supposed to be the cartoon world of Mickey and Friends, right? In this world, Mickey is also an actor who stars in films. The queue for this ride clearly establishes that the Mickey films and shorts are theatrical productions within that world, telling us that objects from the films are set pieces rather than real things. "Perfect Picnic" is one such film; the actors Mickey and Minnie are playing characters Mickey and Minnie, but within the world of Toontown, it's fiction. So when the character Goofy blows a hole in the screen, are we now moving into a DIFFERENT cartoon world? The world of the stories that the actor Mickey is presenting? It's toon-ception!
In Hollywood Studios, we're in the real world and Mickey and Friends are characters in the film we're watching. It makes a lot more sense.
I don't understand why they brought over the "step into the cartoon world through a movie theater" concept when you're already in the cartoon world. Couldn't they have just started off in the barn with the train?
Unironically, this might be my favorite ride queue. It’s the perfect mix of cheesy Disney and attention-to-detail Disney. I don’t think there’s ever been a ride I’ve been excited to get stuck in the queue for before, but this might be the one!
I personally have enjoyed the ride as it’s own thing since I rode it at WDW, when separated from the context of having replaced GMR and not 100% fitting into the Chinese theater. This really does it the service it deserves and is, in my opinion, the most rightful place for this ride.
Let me just say, I absolutely love the new "rolling hills" backdrop to ToonTown. There is so much mare depth and detail!
I'm not a massive fan of this ride on either coast, but I can appreciate how they were able to shoehorn this into landlocked Disneyland without removing an existing ride. Disney World has all the land they could ever want and they still feel the need to replace attractions instead of just building new ones and adding capacity. This version's queue is a big win too!
they got rid of some of the backstage .
@@scottyskywalker5768 basically nothing
@scottyskywalker5768 and a gift shop... the most rarest thing to happen, a full on ride replaces a gift shop, unexpected but welcoming as it came with one so we lost nothing
Ha! The ol’ pie in the train smokestack joke! Should have been Minnie’s little mouse butt! 🤪😂
My favorite detail in the queue is from Pluto's Christmas Tree - the fireplace mantle, the little Santas, and the beard left lying there next to the bald Santa.
Same! That was my favorite short as a kid, we watched it every year, so seeing it in the queue gave me a huge smile.
Same!
THE QUEUE IS SO MUCH BETTER!
Tunetown has cartoony hills. That's how you really know that Disneyland is a big place filled with wonderful dreams.
I love the Mickey Mouse Clubhouse references as someone who grew up with the show
I will just imagine that for this version of the ride your still in the cartoon world of Mickey Mouse but not in the specific world of that cartoon and once you enter your apart of the cartoon . Instead at Hollywood studios you actually have not entered the cartoon world yet but once you step into the film at Hollywood studios you’re in it. Yes it’s very complicated.
The queue is amazing! Especially with all of the special effects. Standby has even more to see than the lightning lane
I honestly like the queue theme as of your going in an actual movie theater
the music that plays at 14:02 and as they go through the tunnel is so good
9:21 Don't you just love it when you swap a car in from the ADA station and there's people both incoming and outgoing?
Having gone on the ride, I really like the consistent shifts between a relaxed mellow tone into frenzied chaos at any given moment. The way that it makes it seem like the screen itself seemingly breaks to allow you into the ride added to the immersive feel.
The queue is amazing and now Toon town is worth visiting!
7:20 the cast memenber could've sound a little more excited there
Disneyland ALWAYS one upping WDW💅
That was so much fun to watch! I doubt I'll ever be able to visit Disneyland again, but videos like this make me feel like I'm really there. Thank you for the video trip! :)
14:32 is where Mickey, Minnie, & Pluto used to be on the left side but now, they're on the right side.
Ya for some reason flipping the video would’ve been too hard
@@judgesh it might be changed in the near future, ride just premiered.
Hahhaha was abt to comment on tht too. Surprised tht Disney, who is well known for their attention to detail can miss this
This is so cute the queue and the ride itself is so colorful.
13:54 "And that explains why I wear pants and Pluto doesn't." 🤣
so funny!
Shrek: Do you think maybe Goofy’s compensating for something? Hehehheheheheehe……
Wow, first running of the ride for guest and the CM talking to Goofy couldn't give 2 Sh1ts. Lol
I KNOW RIGHT! I see that at WDW they act the same way too lol.
@@LoganPlaysGaming if I was that CM I'd be Hamming it up for all it's worth XD
It’s funny how goofy said “you lady” and it was a guy worker that responded 🤣
“That explains I wear pants and Pluto doesn’t!”
Shrek: Do you think maybe he’s compensating for something? Hehehehehehehe…
Daisy stopped for a second 😂
The queue alone made me miss WDW's Toon Town. They shouldn't have gotten rid of it! Also, the Carried Away poster at the end of the queue is a wonderful tribute to Russi Taylor (as that was her last role as Minnie before she passed).
technically her last roll was recording the audio for this ride, but i stand by the fact that carried away was the perfect short for her last cartoon performance
WHAT A RIDE!
I've been waiting 1 month to get on this ride but I did since I was at disneyland last Sunday
The queue is great though I wish there could’ve been video game references to Mickey too like Epic Mickey and Kingdom Hearts
I went on this yesterday at Disneyland - LOVED IT!❤
I like the Disneyland version better, because it didn’t replace The Great Movie Ride, but overall, it’s still a meh for me.
this is better then nothing
A much better fit in toontown as it's own ride. What they should have done for Hollywood Studios
@@rroobnz true.
Queue alone makes it better than Disney world's version. I love how detailed it is
It’s not the worst but I’ve seen better. Each room looks so empty apart from a lot of stuff on the walls. Mystic manor at Hong Kong is better because it added physical sets and stuff to look at in the middle of each room
14:25 Goofy is waving the wrong way. They could have reanimated him, because they animated the new part just before that in the tunnel. Weird that no imagineers caught that.
well... mickey and minnie are on the left side of him at that exact moment.
I noticed that too!
I noticed that as well!
They fixed it
I noticed the volcano scene going into the waterfall was longer so that all four cars would be able to see it. In the HS version the last car goes straight to the waterfall scene.
Love the Mickey Mouse Clubhouse addition!!
this is best verison the wdw
OMG FINALLY!!! NOW THE MICKEY MOUSE RUNAWAY RAILWAY IS AT DISNEY LAND YEEEAAAAHH
I think that it’d be interesting if Disney Adventure World (formerly Walt Disney Studios Park) would build this attraction as part of a new MickeyVille area (a Parisan version of Mickey’s Toontown).
My absolute favorite of the standby queue is the movie posters, especially A Goofy Movie/High School Musical mashup!
That was Fun Thank You for sharing.
Thanks for the ride Tom. I know you don't like it, but thanks for putting up with it for us for this video. I appreciate you sir. I hope you have a great weekend and stay safe over there! Also make sure you ride haunted mansion holiday before it closes Monday!
From seeing this here compared to the version that they have in WDW that this ride definitely look like it fits here more than where they put it into WDW
Well, they had more time to get the pre-show and queue right and had a more natural transition area.
@@christopherjunkins I am mainly meant this as me saying that I wished that they hadn’t gotten rid of the GMR ride, this is a ride that had a better fit for toontown over where they put it in WDW, and fans would’ve rioted if they just tore down the Chinese theatre replica it’s in
I know I would’ve
@2freeIvX I still liked it and I know I’m not the only one that feels that it was a far superior ride to what’s there now, even if the opinion is only felt by WDW fans
Anytime it’s brought up about which was superior you’re one of the only few I’ve seen that said that liked it being gone
How fitting that you got to stare at chuuby the merchandise bird at the end.
13:55 even this guy got a chuckle
The queue by itself makes it better than WDWs version
Ride looks essentially the same, they just had more time and more space to build a wonderful queue. Much better than waiting outside in the FL heat under umbrellas.
Lol Goofy waves to the wrong side of the train at the end. Great videography!
13:53 "and that explains why I wear pants and Pluto doesn't!"
Is the ceiling noticable during the ride? I thought I saw a couple bits of it in the video, and it made it look like the video walls come to an abrupt stop at the ceiling.
I feel like imagineers could add something overhead, even if it's more screens to improve the immersion.
Thanks for the video!
If I was one of the folks helping the attraction
Goofy: Hiya folks! Wanna take a ride on the train? (Sees me) Excuse me. You there.
Me: Yes sir, what's up?
Goofy: Do you mind helping these good people into the cartoon while I fix this here locomotive?
Me: Well, I've got plenty of time on my hands. I'll be happy to help.
Goofy: Thanks! Be back in a jiffy to pick you all up!
Me: All right everybody, you heard the man. Please enter the cartoon single-file and do not lose sight of the youngsters.
Aw I wish I could do that!
How does this sound:
Goofy: Hiya folks! Wanna take a ride on the train? (Notices me) Excuse me. You there.
Me: Hi there, Goofy. What can I do for you today?
Goofy: Do you mind helping these good people in the cartoon while I fix this here locomotive?
Me: (A little nervous at first) W-w-w-well, I don’t know. (Sighs with hope that everyone will enjoy the experience on Goofy's train) If it’s okay with you, then it’s okay me.
Goofy: Thanks! Be back in a jiffy to pick you all up!
Me: Okay gang, you heard the Goofster. Step right this way into the cartoon world single-file and keep a close eye on your little passengers.
14:23 WHAT DOES HE SAY? 😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮
I KNOW.. ROASTED
I Was thinking the Same thing
I wasn't sure it was Tom until a CM said "nice shirt"!
ITS HEREEEEE!!!!
The queue is beautiful..
Im glad they have a kid friendly ride but I just wish it wasn’t sooooo screen based it doesn’t feel inmersive at all to me. I hope the consider during more rides like the beauty and the beast one at Tokyo 💛
It’s based off of you walking into a tv screen into a cartoon so I feel like it makes sense that it’s screen based. The only issue I have is the ceiling and floor not being painted .
I felt the same way. I really like rides like Radiator Racers and Little Mermaid and Peter Pan where they have animatronics instead of screens. We just got back from Universal Studios Florida and I hated all the 4d screen rides they had. I loved the Harry Potter rides but all the other rides just seemed like I was getting thrown around a movie set. I hope Disney doesn't add more rides like this. This one is ok (I have only ridden the one in WDW).
Mystic manor at Hong kong Disney doesn’t feel empty because they add animatronics and set pieces in the middle of each room
Does Disneyland version of Mickey and Minnie’s runaway railway got a Easter egg aka reference to delta dreamflight before it was changed to buzz lightyear asgroblaster as shown on 2:12?
They really need to rethink that Tornado - it just looks cheap and really doesn't reflect the superlative effects in the remainder of the attraction.
This ride appears to recapture the essence of Disney. An entire generation believes the Disney brand began with Marvel and Star Wars.
Y’all should have a side by side video of DL and WDW’s versions so we can compare them!
Seeing this makes me wish they had kept and updated the Great Movie Ride at WDW and made this a DL-only attraction. This seems to fit better in Toon Town than Hollywood Studios.
I agree, the Disneyland version of the ride is a more enjoyable experience than the one at Hollywood Studios. Also, I could see this ride come to Walt Disney Studios Park as part of a new Toontown section.
@@justinchavez9530In France there’s a theater that Walt Disney stumbled upon during his trip in Europe in 1935 called the Lord Bryon Cinema which shows a hour of Mickey Mouse & Silly Symphony cartoons called L”Heure Joyeuse de Mickey (Mickey’s Happy Hour). It could easily be recreated for the WDSP in France as a toon version of the theater for Mickey & Minnie’s Runaway Railway.
Did anyone else notice how the pre show explosion effect is less seamless than the one at wdw?
Happy Opening Day!!!!!
I had heard a rumor that there would be an additional scene in the DL version. I don't know the Studios version well enough to know if they did add something. Any observations?
I think they mostly tweaked some other scenes
No new scenes in any version but they tweaked some scenes in the DL version
Technically this is true, but its not an action story scene. The added scene is before the "Nothing can stop us now" song when they are traveling through the tunnel
I hope that part where the stuff falls on goofy head comes to the Disney world version in the future
Disneyland always does it better, no argument.
true
It makes sense. Disneyland is the smaller park so they need to take advantage of the little space they have
Kinda wish this queue was in Florida 🤭
Anyone know the name of the music played at 1:03
Almost like they didn’t need to get rid of GMR if everything’s getting a copy
I know right!
Let's hope that they used paint and wallpaper instead of decals for the queue this time!
So much better than Disney world
What a ride!!!! FINALLY Mickey and Minnie get their own attraction ride ❤️
They already had there own ride
@@Wiki021 when did they have their own ride?
This is a improvement to the wdw version,
The que is better but going into the cartoon world just to go into on a different part of the cartoon world through the screen is a but interesting. Not to mention some show scenes are better, like the under the sea part and the sewer. The add on but traveling through the park with extra goofy dialogue was better
Better than world
Cause we lost Great movie ride for this lmao
Meeska Mooska Mousekedoer!I love how they made the clubhouse stuff
It the same ride, thought there were couple new scenes :) Que looks cool, still love my Disney World version :) Cant beat the Chinese Theater
No merch at end of ride like in FL?
Not till March, it’s behind the red drapes .
it would be funny if someone do carl from jimmy neutron impression when we see the title card croissant de triomphe.
Look very amazing and different
There was so much more to see in the standby queue. You should take the standby queue next time instead of lightning lane
Gotta wait like 6+ months to fully enjoy the ride queue since this will be locked up with lightning lanes 😅 (i miss standby lines)
13:55 oh damn we missed the answer of a generation! 😅
What age is this ride best for?
all ages
All, but definitely a bit more towards the little ones.
Am I seeing things or did Goofy face the other way when talking to the picnic-ers at the end? And how soon will Chuuby toys be out there to buy?
YEAH XD
Great job filming this‼️ Can’t wait to ride and record this with my iPhone 14 Pro Max for my channel!! I’m thinking about filming this in 0.5 lens in 4k quality to get a wide view of the whole ride experience!!
My question: What shirt was Tom wearing? 🤣
I’ve waited a long time for this version of The “Mickey & Minnie’s Runaway Railway” attraction at Disneyland. It looks cool and Mickey Mouse from Disney Animation is one of mines. I’ve waited so long in 3 years for “Mickey & Minnie’s Runaway Railway” to open at Disneyland.
Unlike the Florida version, I found this one a little confusing, going from one room to another too quickly. I hope they fix this. Still, it's a huge attraction
Chubbyyyyy the merchandiseeee birdddddd
I don't remember Daisy's animatronic being a projection face... and I highly dislike it. Otherwise, this version seems overall better planned and executed than WDW's version. It feels right here... Even never having rode the Great Movie Ride, I don't feel that MMRR fits in DHS, and especially not in the Chinese theater, other than it being a movie theater based building.
Sadly it is at both parks :(
Good Job Tom coreless
12:52 Dasiy needs time at WDW and now she needs time at Disneyland 💀
I didn’t see any new scenes like they have been promoting for years now. Seems near identical besides being mirrored
The new scene is technically the tunnel towards the end
But does the theater and queuesmell like popcorn? If not, imagineering magic is gone.
Imagine they did this ride with Finding Nemo but underwater with mini submarines.
Now that would be cool to see! 😎👍
Isn't the blown up screen appearance more seamless in WDW?
Not sure, it SEAMS like there is more smoke at WDW but I just saw a couple different videos and the amount is different each time. I do think the cast members should step it up and be more enthusiastic
It's a cute ride, but honestly do not get the hype. It's slow moving, hard to follow. Seems like a fun kid ride, but not sure the overall hype is warranted.
I think that they should keep "The Great Movie Ride" and build this ride in a new place in Hollywood Studio. That way they will celebrate Hollywood and Disney's. But i think they are getting rid of anything that's not Disney related. And Disney is not Hollywood. They are part of it not it.
The west coast version of the ride that replaced the Great 👍 Movie 🎥 ride.