If you seen some of the clips, she even rode some of the rides with them. Specifically the Little mermaid ride. You could see her riding the rides with them
I do love how I'm sure the tour guide Amanda knew the Materhorn was closed, so she was right that it was impossible to ride all 45 rides. I have to wonder if the reason nobody accomplishes this feat is due to the breaks, closures and repairs of different rides at different times of the year.
I would be willing to believe that the park does this on purpose and always has at least one ride in maintenance rotation at all times to avoid too many being broken down at the same time.
I would still say he “rode” them all because I feel like World Of Color had to be the same length time wise (maybe even longer?). So it kind of cancels it out.
Shout out to the tour guide Amanda who stuck with the entire group for 16 whole hours, going on every single ride, trekking through the entire park by foot, waiting through all the queues, all while helping the group and keeping a positive energy. This challenge wouldn't have been achievable without her.
@@malnourishedman7192 Yes, but maintaining a positive, helpful demeanor after being dragged around the entire park for 16 hours is NOT easy even if you're being paid.
This is literally the condensed version of the Rainforest Café video. You have Eddy Burback/Alpharad. Suffering. Then you have Jaiden/Ted Nivison. Enjoying the ordeal.
Respect to that tour guide for not only doing a bang up job as a guide but also waiting only until after giving you despair to say y'all can still go on the last ride. She knows theatrical timing. _(Or Alpharad is lying to us for quality content, but hey that's also theatrical)_
It really is amazing how he can make the most entertaining videos out of relatively mundane things. He could have easily just done the simple tier list style "alright this ride gets an A because yadda yadda this one gets a b because yadda yadda" but he always goes that extra mile and really makes his content great.
When I worked at WDW, I was able to enter the park for free as a perk. I had never been on a coaster due to crippling fear of them, so my friend made it his MISSION to get me on at least ONE. And he did. My VERY first coaster was Expedition Everest at WDW. My friend convinced me to go on it, FAILING TO TELL ME that IT. WENT. BACKWARDS. As well as a drop. He also convinced me to go to the back of the car cause I was afraid of going in the front. He ALSO FAILED TO MENTION that sitting in the BACK OF THE CAR feels like you're going on a loop when there is no loop. Needless to say ever since then whenever I go to a park I make it a point to go on as many coaster as possible. It just AWAKENED something in me.
@@killkon3572 it's INCREDIBLE. We had the PRIVILEGE of riding it with the lights on but after like doing that 5 times EVERYONE who worked on the ride and all of us in merchandise (the people at the cash registers that's what the role is called) we were all like "TURN THE LIGHTS OFF this sucks!" LOL We got to just have the entire park of Animal Kingdom to ourselves after hours after just one of THE LONGEST days we all had lol it was pretty funny though cause it was for like a special event where people can rent out the parks right, and it was for a school of only boys. AND WHEN WE SAW ONE OF THE PICTURES let me tell you we DIED laughing. I'll give you a SINGLE guess what it was lol I was giggling for 15 minutes just like IMPRESSED honestly lol
That was like me for a long time I was TERRIFIED of going on a coaster. But one day I said f*ck it I'm going on every coaster at California's Great America in Santa Clara and ever since I try to go on every coaster I can
@@plutophantomhive3231 It probably has ups and down, that's why you gotta treat theme park workers with respect cause even if a lot of people do the ones that don't really wear on you especially if it happens often
I love the rank of Mr toads wild ride. The whole point is he drives straight through everything due to road insanity, dies, goes to hell, and apparently runs over Satan, allowing him to go back to life for some strange reason. One of the best
Fun fact: my mother was once stuck on "It's a Small World" for about an hour meaning the singing has never left her head. Out of respect, we choose to skip it every time we go to Disneyland.
@@thebulbousone653 3:37 It’s a world of laughter, a world of tears. It’s a world of hope’s, and a world of fear’s. There’s so much that we share, that it’s time we’re aware, it’s a small world after all. It’s a small world after all. It’s a small world after all. It’s a small world after all. It’s a small, small, world.
So, fun fact: My church does monthly themes and has people to make sets for them (this is just context), so there’s always an air of quality in every single one of our sets. The set designers are literally so talented, I love all of them so much! I even got to intern with them for a summer! I always wondered why our sets looked so good, so I started asking our set builders/designers about their prior work experience. One of the set builders/designers-a sweet man named Dennis-used to work at Disney. Yep. That’s right. DISNEY. Come to find out, Dennis worked on a good hunk of the sets for Toy Story Land. I freaking love Dennis. We talk about art all the time and he’s such a good man. Thanks for listening to my Ted talk.
As someone who learned they have a phobia of marionettes by going into a fear induced paralysis on It's a Small World, I am glad someone finally spoke out about how truly terrifying it is...
This ride is truly something that you cannot believe until you go on it. My friend and I KNEW about all the racism and what this ride was, and yet we were still crying of laughter the whole way through because WE WERE NOT PREPARED.
The best thing is that everyone is here. I mean not just the regulars in Joe and Altrive but EVERYONE, it's awesome that no one, especially not someone who could be called a "Disney Adult" was left out
W tour guide, they completely understood the assignment. They gave a group of adults the most magical experience Disney can offer people who aren’t hardcore fans and you gotta respect that.
6:05 yeah I used to work foods in Fantasyland and I will never forget the time a guy came up to order and I asked him how his day was going and he gave me just the most stricken look of all time and goes “I just took the four-year-old on Mr. Toad’s Wild Ride” 😂
Can’t wait until your audience makes you do this again with Disney World… which is approximately 51x bigger… And is 10° hotter and 33.3̅..% more humid… HAVE FUN
@@gameplayxtreme3389 oh yeah, that's kinda the issue with an ever-expanding park. also isn't each kingdom like a bit far away from each other? at the very least the time limit would have to be more generous, like a day-and-a-half. or two.
Wdw is literally bigger than 5 whole countries (one country is the Vatican which is practically the size of a neighborhood but still). Impressive challenge
In case anyone wonders Little mermaid and any ride like it with an omni mover system (a ride that is always in motion with you loading while it moves) will always stop but rarely break in full, mainly to get disabled guests on and off. It breaks down just as much as other attractions really, but if you go at a bad time you might get stopped like 5 times (Had this happen to me, not fun when you miss a fast pass/lightning lane because of it lol).
What a journey! I was genuinely enthralled, I felt the adrenaline, the despair, the, joy, the motion sickness. Amanda is the true hero of this story. ❤😂
One time while in Autopia, sponsored by Honda, there was a family of ducklings on the track. I was like, 10 at the time, and was riding with my dad, who's a bit of a nature guy himself. So, my dad hopped out and carried them off the track towards the nearest body of water, being the castle's moat or whatever. Kept going on the ride a little bit, and found the mother duck with several more babies. Which, we just had to wait on. At the very least, the ducklings were screaming and the mom decided to immediately go to them.
Is it weird in Disneyland to have sponsored rides? I know you’re joking with the inclusion but it happens all the time in the Florida parks, especially Epcot, so seeing it be pointed out as an oddity with the autopia is weird to me lol
@@alexschneider1667 I only included it because the video included it, lol. But yeah, for the most part it is weird to have sponsored Disneyland rides. At least, ones that are obviously sponsored.
okay alpha. This is honestly my favourite channel right now. Some of the best content i have every watched everyone one of your videos are different and i dont know what to expect next. Keep it up man :)
as someone who is going to disneyland for the first time next month this was a great insight on what to expect, but I’m definitely not doing all rides for both parks in one day 😭 props to everyone and amanda
If you like this challenge I really recommend checking out the parkeology challenge, where people try to ride every ride in Disneyland/world in 1 day WITHOUT a vip tour. The challenges those people go through are insane.
Absolutely great!! But I hate to break it to you, you need to come back when more attractions are open from refurb (which is hard to do). You missed all of Toontown (opening spring 2023)(Gadget's Go Coaster, Rodger Rabbit's Cartoon Spin), Main Street Vehicles, Mark Twain Riverboat, Sailing Ship Columbia, Matterhorn, Tiki Room, Davey Crockett's Explorer Canoes, Monorail, Disneyland Railroad, Great Moments With Mr. Lincoln, Disney Jr. Dance Party, Redcar Trolley, Redwood Creek Challenge Trail, Mickey's PhilharMagic, Animation Academy, and the Hyperion Theatre. Even though most people wouldn't consider some of these rides, they are posted as attractions on the Disneyland website.
This whole video felt like watching a Disney movie. It had an amazing backstory and story, an incredibly likeable and diverse cast of characters, some really clever jokes, and a plot that kept me on the edge of my seat the entire time. And on top of all of that the ending was so sweet and satisfying to watch. 10/10. Would watch again.
Pretty cool how Alpharad made the shift from ‘full time video game’ content into ‘variety comedy that sometimes includes video games’ and did it so smoothly without any major controversy at all. We’re just here for the chaos.
What absolute Gigachads! That was absolutely incredible, I would have never thought that anyone would be able to pull this off (though you might have lucked out with the remodeling of Toontown and the 2 rides there presumably being closed for now to make way for Mickey and Minnie’s Runaway Railway). But I always love seeing UA-camrs I love make videos at Disneyland, a place that I have loved since I was a wee lad, and still love to this day despite it being a dystopian nightmare (also I have so many fond memories of Disney that I have had dozens of dreams about fictitious iterations of Disneyland and for some odd reason, at least 7 have included some form of Toy Story Mania). But that aside, this is easily one of my new favorite UA-cam videos, thank you internet funnyman along with all of your pals for this experience. Oh also, the sulfur smell of Autopia is apart of the whole experience, and I blame this ride for my fondness for that smell.
I like how in the beginning just peaceful and explaining the rides But then when they get more further through out the day the more he just *SPEED RUNS*
I REALLY appreciate the Kingdom Hearts sound track in this and top it off with the fact you use appropriate music through the video. The KH Alice in Wonderland battle theme when you show Alice in Wonderland at 4:39 Just *CHEF KISS*. Perfection.
Ik that this wouldn’t be my any means easy but making this a mini series that you release every now and again would be amazing, six flags, cedar point, universal so many options
Or to wunderland kalkar in germany, they have a swing like that where you go up an entire nuclear exhaust (because the park is built in an abandoned nuclear plant)
This whole journey especially with the segment about why you smiled at Big Thunder Mountain and what you thought was it being just out of reach into a saving miracle that completes the journey making it all that much sweeter, really just made me think of Luffy and the Strawhats :3
I've been avoiding Disneyland during the pandemic(s) and miss it so so much and seeing y'all having fun on all these rides really made my day, all the KH music in the background really felt right too! Thank you Alpha!!!! T_T
I've been to Disneyland at least once every year since I was a kid, so seeing you tackle every ride hit me with nostalgia. Also you're a real one for using Kingdom Hearts music throughout the video
Man, remember the People Mover? That thing was great. We got to go through the Space Mountain section while the lights were on, the stars were suspended by wires and the tracks looked like Gordian worms. It was super chill, as it usually was on there. Then some idiots jumped off and died so I can't go on the People Mover anymore
The Guardians ride at Epcot is literally the best ride I’ve ever went on, I’d buy a ticket and the FastPass thing just to go on it over and over all day
I went to Disneyland about 4 weeks ago and I gotta say, holy crap Alpha, you are a madman. It took me and my family 3 days what you did in one. Kudos to you and your friends, and keep up the amazing content.
Since I'll never be able to afford it in real life, watching this really brought some magic and joy to me! Hilarious and gripping video also, love the new direction of your content Alpha, keep it up, can't wait for the next!
the camera getting worse and more blurry over the day depicting the exhaustion, despair and hopelessness of the crew who attempted this challenge is peak cinemtography. hats off to thy maker of this recording,
12:45 Okay, I have a story about this one. High school band trip 2018. Me and the gang got on Mickey Mouse's Ferris Wheel From Hell thinking it would just be another Ferris Wheel. Then we got to the 2nd half of the ride and EVERYONE STARTED SCREAMING LIKE SAILORS
Always. Always. Always, show up for rope drop. You could doo soo much in that first hour or two when the park opens. People have been marathoning and speedrunning Disneyland rides (or DLR and WDW for that matter) for a longtime. I haven't been since the implementation of Lightning Lanes and Genie+ so I can't speak for that but it was definitely possible with the old fastpass system ( even before Maxpass) but It required TONS of walking between both parks. I was easily clocking in at least 22 miles of walking for the day trying to do every ride in both parks. The trick was that the fastpass systems were separated between both parks, meaning you can grab a fastpass for Indy and then walk to DCA and grab one for Radiator Spring Racers ( assuming they hadn't ran out for the day) without having to wait for the 1.5/2 hr grace period to elapse that you usually had to wait for in order to receive another fastpass for another ride. Exploiting the fastpass system, single rider lines, and universal fastpasses received from castmembers when rides would break down made it possible to complete all attractions. The last time I successfully marathon DLR was in 2019. Granted, only Smugglers Run was open as ROTR hadn't opened in Galaxy's Edge and Avengers Campus had not been completed yet so you guys got that over me. BUT I did include the Abe Lincoln attraction, Tom Sawyers Island, Disneyland Railroad and Mickey's Magical Map in my itinerary as well as Roger Rabbit's and GO Coaster in Toontown. I was really sad you guys didn't do a lap around Disneyland on the Disneyland Railroad, it's a very underappreciated attraction... Regardless, massive props to you guys for doing this! ( even tho you guys did the challenge on easy mode xD ) So much can go wrong, from unexpected delays or attractions breaking down or straight up closed for refurbishment (Matterhorn is definitely the biggest culprit of this as you guys experienced lol ). This is definitely something not everyone is up for even for diehard Disney fans, which I speak from experience as I have trouble convincing my friends to go along with the endeavor. So again, Huge Congrats and props for even considering taking on this challenge, completing it and filming it! TL;DR You didn't have to drop 10K to do this challenge prior to Covid at Disneyland as I had been doing it for years. IDK about now due to the new systems in place since I haven't been to Disneyland/DCA since it closed due to Covid in 2020. But if you got 10K and wanna do the Challenge then go for it as it will probably be the most leisurely way to do it.
I've been to Disneyworld but not land, so it's really cool seeing all the rides with the same names / themes and how they were different! For instance star wars area / rides looked exactly the same, which didn't surprise me at all as it was a huge hit
This felt good to watch. I haven't even BEEN to Disneyland yet and this video made me feel so many things. Suspence, Joy, Shock, Happiness. Alpharad, You are a legend. (P.S I'm afraid of heights too lol.)
I'm not sure what amazes me more, the fact that you got all the rides in or the fact that you went through all of that without dropping your camera (I'd assumed you were using a GoPro or something until you showed that external shot of you going down Splash Mountain)
I've never, in my life, been to Disney before. I've always wanted that experience and y'know, I'm so glad you guys did this. Even if you guys just BARELY made it to the last ride. I'm happy I got to vicariously see most of these rides, because Disney's expensive and I'll likely never go in my lifetime. Plus holy shit, you guys actually managed to do every single ride in a single day! That's impressive as all hell! Even with a late start, ya'll did it. Can't wait to see your next zany adventure with your friends!
THE KINGDOM HEART SOUNDS fills my heart with joy. Also this is insane. I did these parks recently, in two days. O.O edit: I'm happy yall can ride all these things. I get sick on roller coasters so even with insane friends I could never do this :/
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I'd try to explain how I ended up going here with everyone...
but that's a whole other story
What? h-h-how?
Make Jacob play on the sonic games now.
Ayo?
tell the story
hi sonic
When I was a kid I cried on it’s a small world out of fear, happy i didn’t cry this time!! It was close though!
Awesome.
Lol
Thats called progress
yeah I cried just by watching it from this video
Yeah, It's Teriffying
Shout-out to Amanda who not only kept her chipper attitude all day but also fed into your insane bs the whole way.
Not to mention made it possible to get that one last ride
If you seen some of the clips, she even rode some of the rides with them. Specifically the Little mermaid ride. You could see her riding the rides with them
😂😂😂😂😂😂
I do love how I'm sure the tour guide Amanda knew the Materhorn was closed, so she was right that it was impossible to ride all 45 rides. I have to wonder if the reason nobody accomplishes this feat is due to the breaks, closures and repairs of different rides at different times of the year.
I would be willing to believe that the park does this on purpose and always has at least one ride in maintenance rotation at all times to avoid too many being broken down at the same time.
I would still say he “rode” them all because I feel like World Of Color had to be the same length time wise (maybe even longer?). So it kind of cancels it out.
If you consider that they started 40 minutes late, it probably works out.
@@CeCeBookworm07 i remember world of color being pretty long, like 30 minutes or something
Its perfectly possible. Remember, they started 40 minutes late and sat down for lunch. That's more tha enough time for The Matterhorn.
Shout out to the tour guide Amanda who stuck with the entire group for 16 whole hours, going on every single ride, trekking through the entire park by foot, waiting through all the queues, all while helping the group and keeping a positive energy. This challenge wouldn't have been achievable without her.
what a GREAT employee
I mean she was being paid hourly
@@malnourishedman7192 Yes, but maintaining a positive, helpful demeanor after being dragged around the entire park for 16 hours is NOT easy even if you're being paid.
@@malnourishedman7192 You overestimate how motivational an hourly pay would be in a place as loud and active as Disney Land.
@@malnourishedman7192 even with being paid hourly, 16h of no-stop walking and entertaining is hard asf.
I like how almost every scene of jaiden is her having a good time and Alpharad is just emotionally dead 😂
14:04 is a template waiting to happen
@@anaccount4354 agreed
This is literally the condensed version of the Rainforest Café video.
You have Eddy Burback/Alpharad. Suffering.
Then you have Jaiden/Ted Nivison. Enjoying the ordeal.
Expect for the small world, that’s where the fear set in.
@@SoulCore413 except
Looks like Alpharad’s experience with Kingdom Hearts 3 has prepared him for this, and this video is Awesome.
His experience that ended prematurely since he didn't finish as far as I know XD
The kingdom hearts music playing throughout was nice too
@@redman8828 I think that's what the OP is alluding to. The use of the KH music is from his time playing it.
I dream of a day where we get a Kingdom Hearts themed area. Even if it was just a Traverse Town themed food court
@@SnarkyRogue that would be incredible.
Respect to that tour guide for not only doing a bang up job as a guide but also waiting only until after giving you despair to say y'all can still go on the last ride. She knows theatrical timing.
_(Or Alpharad is lying to us for quality content, but hey that's also theatrical)_
I think “30 minute adventures to go through everything about a specific thing” is my new favorite form of content.
LETS GO HEARTED COMMENT WOOO
Alpha is such a good storyteller. I was on the edge of my seat and totally invested to something I never put much thought into.
Agreed. One of the best "can you beat **so-and-so** by only **so-and-so**" type videos I've watched.
He's the best Official Multiversus Partner that I watch :)
True
It really is amazing how he can make the most entertaining videos out of relatively mundane things. He could have easily just done the simple tier list style "alright this ride gets an A because yadda yadda this one gets a b because yadda yadda" but he always goes that extra mile and really makes his content great.
LITERALLY
I love how whenever jaiden and jacob were in the same frame jaiden looked like she was genuinely having a good time and jacob just looked dead inside
When I worked at WDW, I was able to enter the park for free as a perk. I had never been on a coaster due to crippling fear of them, so my friend made it his MISSION to get me on at least ONE. And he did. My VERY first coaster was Expedition Everest at WDW. My friend convinced me to go on it, FAILING TO TELL ME that IT. WENT. BACKWARDS. As well as a drop. He also convinced me to go to the back of the car cause I was afraid of going in the front. He ALSO FAILED TO MENTION that sitting in the BACK OF THE CAR feels like you're going on a loop when there is no loop.
Needless to say ever since then whenever I go to a park I make it a point to go on as many coaster as possible. It just AWAKENED something in me.
ahhh.... stockholm syndrome a beautiful invention :D
this is one of _the_ best "had em in the first half not gonna lie" moments I've seen what a twist.
Expedition everest is a goated coaster
@@killkon3572 it's INCREDIBLE. We had the PRIVILEGE of riding it with the lights on but after like doing that 5 times EVERYONE who worked on the ride and all of us in merchandise (the people at the cash registers that's what the role is called) we were all like "TURN THE LIGHTS OFF this sucks!" LOL We got to just have the entire park of Animal Kingdom to ourselves after hours after just one of THE LONGEST days we all had lol it was pretty funny though cause it was for like a special event where people can rent out the parks right, and it was for a school of only boys.
AND WHEN WE SAW ONE OF THE PICTURES let me tell you we DIED laughing. I'll give you a SINGLE guess what it was lol I was giggling for 15 minutes just like IMPRESSED honestly lol
That was like me for a long time I was TERRIFIED of going on a coaster. But one day I said f*ck it I'm going on every coaster at California's Great America in Santa Clara and ever since I try to go on every coaster I can
Depending on how much endurance she has, this was either the best or worst day of Amanda's jobs
I mean you get to ride rides and chill with alpharad I'd say that's good
plus apparently she got paid by the hour. Worst case, 16 hour day probably made her bank
@@crimsonstormsurgeyeah but at the same time imagine doing that as frequently as she does.
@@plutophantomhive3231 It probably has ups and down, that's why you gotta treat theme park workers with respect cause even if a lot of people do the ones that don't really wear on you especially if it happens often
I love the rank of Mr toads wild ride. The whole point is he drives straight through everything due to road insanity, dies, goes to hell, and apparently runs over Satan, allowing him to go back to life for some strange reason. One of the best
The strange reason is probably God finding that hilarious
@@zikadraws79God really told Satan "Hold this L, idiot"
I didn't really realize how he got back into the regular world but that's hilarious!
Fun fact: my mother was once stuck on "It's a Small World" for about an hour meaning the singing has never left her head. Out of respect, we choose to skip it every time we go to Disneyland.
It’s a small world after all.
Oh god that sounds traumatizing
same thing happened to my dad in college, they were stuck for like four hours and now he has PTSD from it
Now on the final trip you go on with her, force her onto “Its a small world”, because that would be the best send off to those memories
@@thebulbousone653
3:37
It’s a world of laughter, a world of tears.
It’s a world of hope’s, and a world of fear’s.
There’s so much that we share, that it’s time we’re aware, it’s a small world after all.
It’s a small world after all.
It’s a small world after all.
It’s a small world after all.
It’s a small, small, world.
So, fun fact:
My church does monthly themes and has people to make sets for them (this is just context), so there’s always an air of quality in every single one of our sets.
The set designers are literally so talented, I love all of them so much! I even got to intern with them for a summer!
I always wondered why our sets looked so good, so I started asking our set builders/designers about their prior work experience.
One of the set builders/designers-a sweet man named Dennis-used to work at Disney.
Yep. That’s right. DISNEY.
Come to find out, Dennis worked on a good hunk of the sets for Toy Story Land.
I freaking love Dennis. We talk about art all the time and he’s such a good man.
Thanks for listening to my Ted talk.
W in chat for dennis
@@DandTBros w
Now do Disney World next 😳
nah, six flags magic mountain is the ultimate challenge, 20 roller coasters in 1 day. pure insanity.
Kidd just let the californians take this one W everyone goes to world
@@Thrills_And_Chills_WQAQ ong
Nah ceadar point at least the coasters are good there
Didney World
As someone who learned they have a phobia of marionettes by going into a fear induced paralysis on It's a Small World, I am glad someone finally spoke out about how truly terrifying it is...
This ride is truly something that you cannot believe until you go on it. My friend and I KNEW about all the racism and what this ride was, and yet we were still crying of laughter the whole way through because WE WERE NOT PREPARED.
It’s a small world after all.
The best thing is that everyone is here. I mean not just the regulars in Joe and Altrive but EVERYONE, it's awesome that no one, especially not someone who could be called a "Disney Adult" was left out
Adriana: screams
Alpharad: laughs like a super villain
This Disneyland speedrun is quite the emotional roller coaster
i see what ya did there
W tour guide, they completely understood the assignment. They gave a group of adults the most magical experience Disney can offer people who aren’t hardcore fans and you gotta respect that.
6:05 yeah I used to work foods in Fantasyland and I will never forget the time a guy came up to order and I asked him how his day was going and he gave me just the most stricken look of all time and goes “I just took the four-year-old on Mr. Toad’s Wild Ride” 😂
Can’t wait until your audience makes you do this again with Disney World…
which is approximately 51x bigger…
And is 10° hotter and 33.3̅..% more humid…
HAVE FUN
yes PLEASE
Ah yes, the Parkeology challenge. Only 1 person has been able to do it thus far, and more rides have opened since then
@@gameplayxtreme3389 oh yeah, that's kinda the issue with an ever-expanding park.
also isn't each kingdom like a bit far away from each other?
at the very least the time limit would have to be more generous, like a day-and-a-half. or two.
Wdw is literally bigger than 5 whole countries (one country is the Vatican which is practically the size of a neighborhood but still). Impressive challenge
@@alexschneider1667 looks like they'll need two days and a half then.
In case anyone wonders Little mermaid and any ride like it with an omni mover system (a ride that is always in motion with you loading while it moves) will always stop but rarely break in full, mainly to get disabled guests on and off. It breaks down just as much as other attractions really, but if you go at a bad time you might get stopped like 5 times (Had this happen to me, not fun when you miss a fast pass/lightning lane because of it lol).
What a journey! I was genuinely enthralled, I felt the adrenaline, the despair, the, joy, the motion sickness. Amanda is the true hero of this story. ❤😂
One time while in Autopia, sponsored by Honda, there was a family of ducklings on the track. I was like, 10 at the time, and was riding with my dad, who's a bit of a nature guy himself. So, my dad hopped out and carried them off the track towards the nearest body of water, being the castle's moat or whatever. Kept going on the ride a little bit, and found the mother duck with several more babies. Which, we just had to wait on. At the very least, the ducklings were screaming and the mom decided to immediately go to them.
Is it weird in Disneyland to have sponsored rides? I know you’re joking with the inclusion but it happens all the time in the Florida parks, especially Epcot, so seeing it be pointed out as an oddity with the autopia is weird to me lol
@@alexschneider1667 I only included it because the video included it, lol.
But yeah, for the most part it is weird to have sponsored Disneyland rides. At least, ones that are obviously sponsored.
@@alexschneider1667 Its weird because there is only one sponsored ride
okay alpha. This is honestly my favourite channel right now. Some of the best content i have every watched everyone one of your videos are different and i dont know what to expect next. Keep it up man :)
Thank you for hearting my comment it means alot
This was an emotional . . . Rollercoaster . . .
I don't think that one Disney-landed
Dash is so inherently funny to me. The way he stared during the teacup ride absolutely destroyed me
Also his anti-perspirant joke was great.
Imagine going to Disney and meeting 10 of your favorite creaters.
Must be one hell of a memory.
as someone who is going to disneyland for the first time next month this was a great insight on what to expect, but I’m definitely not doing all rides for both parks in one day 😭 props to everyone and amanda
If you like this challenge I really recommend checking out the parkeology challenge, where people try to ride every ride in Disneyland/world in 1 day WITHOUT a vip tour. The challenges those people go through are insane.
Why would I watch people going insane for content, if I wanted to do that I would be on tik tok
Considering the ride breakdowns and varying park attendance, that challenge is way too RNG.
Omg I love the straw hat, it’s a good way to represent the adventure that this day seemed to be that was completely and totally intentional
Absolutely great!! But I hate to break it to you, you need to come back when more attractions are open from refurb (which is hard to do). You missed all of Toontown (opening spring 2023)(Gadget's Go Coaster, Rodger Rabbit's Cartoon Spin), Main Street Vehicles, Mark Twain Riverboat, Sailing Ship Columbia, Matterhorn, Tiki Room, Davey Crockett's Explorer Canoes, Monorail, Disneyland Railroad, Great Moments With Mr. Lincoln, Disney Jr. Dance Party, Redcar Trolley, Redwood Creek Challenge Trail, Mickey's PhilharMagic, Animation Academy, and the Hyperion Theatre. Even though most people wouldn't consider some of these rides, they are posted as attractions on the Disneyland website.
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The reveal of the "My 13th Reason Why" tier is godlike
I love how Jacob's wearing a straw hat and Jaiden just doesn't care and decided to wear a heart pirates shirt.
Let me tell you, the Florida teacups in Disney feel like a rocket blastoff simulator (with the right people).
The Guardians of Galaxy tower of terror absolutely traumatized me because I happened to be unbuckled when the ride began
This whole video felt like watching a Disney movie.
It had an amazing backstory and story, an incredibly likeable and diverse cast of characters, some really clever jokes, and a plot that kept me on the edge of my seat the entire time.
And on top of all of that the ending was so sweet and satisfying to watch.
10/10.
Would watch again.
According to my math, the 25,236 steps displayed at 15:19 is roughly 12 miles, based on Jacob's height.
If you don't mind, can you show us your working?
Pretty cool how Alpharad made the shift from ‘full time video game’ content into ‘variety comedy that sometimes includes video games’ and did it so smoothly without any major controversy at all. We’re just here for the chaos.
What absolute Gigachads! That was absolutely incredible, I would have never thought that anyone would be able to pull this off (though you might have lucked out with the remodeling of Toontown and the 2 rides there presumably being closed for now to make way for Mickey and Minnie’s Runaway Railway). But I always love seeing UA-camrs I love make videos at Disneyland, a place that I have loved since I was a wee lad, and still love to this day despite it being a dystopian nightmare (also I have so many fond memories of Disney that I have had dozens of dreams about fictitious iterations of Disneyland and for some odd reason, at least 7 have included some form of Toy Story Mania). But that aside, this is easily one of my new favorite UA-cam videos, thank you internet funnyman along with all of your pals for this experience.
Oh also, the sulfur smell of Autopia is apart of the whole experience, and I blame this ride for my fondness for that smell.
@Alpharad⁺⓵⓼⓺⓪⓸⓺⓽⓻⓵⓹⓺ I mercilessly skin innocents alive with only a vegetable peeler
Okay so I wasn't the only one who noticed they skipped Toontown. It was probably closed the day they went for the remodeling
I think Jaidens the only one who can rock a bucket hat
"I had found a group of friends just as insane as me." Considering my friends can put up with me and haven't killed me or themselves, I have to agree.
Alpharad playing "God Slaying Sword" for like 10 full minutes. You have unlocked the greatest way to keep tension up over a long period of time.
I like how in the beginning just peaceful and explaining the rides
But then when they get more further through out the day the more he just *SPEED RUNS*
Saying "I haven't thought about this ride since I was a child" talking about the Peter Pan ride just seems so right.
“Since this park closes two hours earlier, at 10pm.”
Most parks in my country close at 6. The rest close earlier than that!
I REALLY appreciate the Kingdom Hearts sound track in this and top it off with the fact you use appropriate music through the video. The KH Alice in Wonderland battle theme when you show Alice in Wonderland at 4:39
Just *CHEF KISS*. Perfection.
It's scary how accurate his commentary is. Unexpected banger
I always love hearing the Xenoblade music in your videos. Also All Disney World rides in one day when?!?!?
22:43 Me when I realize it’s Monday and I have to go to school lmao
Ik that this wouldn’t be my any means easy but making this a mini series that you release every now and again would be amazing, six flags, cedar point, universal so many options
13:50 if you’re afraid of swings you should go to Six Flags Over Texas, i highly recommend the Texas Skyscreamer👍🏼
Or to wunderland kalkar in germany, they have a swing like that where you go up an entire nuclear exhaust (because the park is built in an abandoned nuclear plant)
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i went to disneyland as a toddler and the only thing i can remember is how traumatizing Mr. Toad's Wild Ride was
This whole journey especially with the segment about why you smiled at Big Thunder Mountain and what you thought was it being just out of reach into a saving miracle that completes the journey making it all that much sweeter, really just made me think of Luffy and the Strawhats :3
I’ll always love Splash Mountain and even if they change the whole name, as long as it remains a functional ride, I’ll probably still love it.
I didn’t even know about the…problematic origin of the ride until like two or three years after I went to Disney.
I've always loved Mr. Toad's wild ride. I just wish it had smoke effects and went a bit faster to emphasize the chaos
Holy crap the Wonderland soundtrack from Kingdom Hearts actually made me start. Seriously that level still gives me nightmares
I've been avoiding Disneyland during the pandemic(s) and miss it so so much and seeing y'all having fun on all these rides really made my day, all the KH music in the background really felt right too! Thank you Alpha!!!! T_T
Don't get me started on corn dog castle
Man Altrive should get more likes
18:03 that’s part of the experience though
I can’t believe he disliked it
Literally had the exact same experience on the Ariel ride. I think it broke down at least 2 times while we were on it
The amount of fear on her face on Space Mountain gives me joy
I've been to Disneyland at least once every year since I was a kid, so seeing you tackle every ride hit me with nostalgia. Also you're a real one for using Kingdom Hearts music throughout the video
Wow. What a journey. NOW WHAT IS WITH THIS SMALL WORLD, JUNGLE CRUISE, AND PETER PAN’S FLIGHT DISRESPECT?!
Man, remember the People Mover? That thing was great. We got to go through the Space Mountain section while the lights were on, the stars were suspended by wires and the tracks looked like Gordian worms. It was super chill, as it usually was on there.
Then some idiots jumped off and died so I can't go on the People Mover anymore
Props to Alpharad for making going to Disney world to an epic and dramatic sounding story
But Alpharad half the joy from Disneyland is waiting half a day in the lines for a 2 minute ride, very scuffed experience you made here.
The Guardians ride at Epcot is literally the best ride I’ve ever went on, I’d buy a ticket and the FastPass thing just to go on it over and over all day
I went to Disneyland about 4 weeks ago and I gotta say, holy crap Alpha, you are a madman. It took me and my family 3 days what you did in one. Kudos to you and your friends, and keep up the amazing content.
I love the use of the appropriate Kingdom Hearts music in this video. It didnt go unnoticed
Ok no joke I’m planning a Disney/Universal trip for September and this is hilarious.
Since I'll never be able to afford it in real life, watching this really brought some magic and joy to me! Hilarious and gripping video also, love the new direction of your content Alpha, keep it up, can't wait for the next!
the camera getting worse and more blurry over the day depicting the exhaustion, despair and hopelessness of the crew who attempted this challenge is peak cinemtography. hats off to thy maker of this recording,
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note to self,
*_get the fast pass for soarin'._*
12:45
Okay, I have a story about this one. High school band trip 2018. Me and the gang got on Mickey Mouse's Ferris Wheel From Hell thinking it would just be another Ferris Wheel. Then we got to the 2nd half of the ride and EVERYONE STARTED SCREAMING LIKE SAILORS
Always. Always. Always, show up for rope drop. You could doo soo much in that first hour or two when the park opens.
People have been marathoning and speedrunning Disneyland rides (or DLR and WDW for that matter) for a longtime. I haven't been since the implementation of Lightning Lanes and Genie+ so I can't speak for that but it was definitely possible with the old fastpass system ( even before Maxpass) but It required TONS of walking between both parks. I was easily clocking in at least 22 miles of walking for the day trying to do every ride in both parks. The trick was that the fastpass systems were separated between both parks, meaning you can grab a fastpass for Indy and then walk to DCA and grab one for Radiator Spring Racers ( assuming they hadn't ran out for the day) without having to wait for the 1.5/2 hr grace period to elapse that you usually had to wait for in order to receive another fastpass for another ride. Exploiting the fastpass system, single rider lines, and universal fastpasses received from castmembers when rides would break down made it possible to complete all attractions.
The last time I successfully marathon DLR was in 2019. Granted, only Smugglers Run was open as ROTR hadn't opened in Galaxy's Edge and Avengers Campus had not been completed yet so you guys got that over me. BUT I did include the Abe Lincoln attraction, Tom Sawyers Island, Disneyland Railroad and Mickey's Magical Map in my itinerary as well as Roger Rabbit's and GO Coaster in Toontown. I was really sad you guys didn't do a lap around Disneyland on the Disneyland Railroad, it's a very underappreciated attraction...
Regardless, massive props to you guys for doing this! ( even tho you guys did the challenge on easy mode xD ) So much can go wrong, from unexpected delays or attractions breaking down or straight up closed for refurbishment (Matterhorn is definitely the biggest culprit of this as you guys experienced lol ). This is definitely something not everyone is up for even for diehard Disney fans, which I speak from experience as I have trouble convincing my friends to go along with the endeavor. So again, Huge Congrats and props for even considering taking on this challenge, completing it and filming it!
TL;DR You didn't have to drop 10K to do this challenge prior to Covid at Disneyland as I had been doing it for years. IDK about now due to the new systems in place since I haven't been to Disneyland/DCA since it closed due to Covid in 2020. But if you got 10K and wanna do the Challenge then go for it as it will probably be the most leisurely way to do it.
I love that you're using Kingdom Hearts music in this video!!! I hope they make a KH ride sometime
4:47 this looks like that one meme of the dude “aging” but not changing any facial features whatsoever
LMAO loving the Kingdom Hearts tracks plus the random tracks added
I've been to Disneyworld but not land, so it's really cool seeing all the rides with the same names / themes and how they were different! For instance star wars area / rides looked exactly the same, which didn't surprise me at all as it was a huge hit
This felt good to watch. I haven't even BEEN to Disneyland yet and this video made me feel so many things. Suspence, Joy, Shock, Happiness. Alpharad, You are a legend. (P.S I'm afraid of heights too lol.)
I'm not sure what amazes me more, the fact that you got all the rides in or the fact that you went through all of that without dropping your camera (I'd assumed you were using a GoPro or something until you showed that external shot of you going down Splash Mountain)
I've never, in my life, been to Disney before. I've always wanted that experience and y'know, I'm so glad you guys did this. Even if you guys just BARELY made it to the last ride. I'm happy I got to vicariously see most of these rides, because Disney's expensive and I'll likely never go in my lifetime. Plus holy shit, you guys actually managed to do every single ride in a single day! That's impressive as all hell! Even with a late start, ya'll did it. Can't wait to see your next zany adventure with your friends!
Alpharad becoming a Disney adult is somehow not unexpected
21:33 that was sprinting ??😂😂
It is when you've been 12+ hours walking around in a giant theme park
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Wow, what a major accomplishment! Congrats to the whole group!...
...Now do Disney World. You have two days to do every ride in every park. Go.
12:40 fun fact that ride was brought to some home and handheld consoles in game form. And it wasn't good too
I may have gone to Disney that day for my sister’s birthday, but getting to meet you and Jaiden was the highlight. Still feels surreal even in memory
"My 13th reason why" Made me die laughing. 18:25
12:24 I'm pretty sure I played a version of that game on the Wii. And yes I did ride that before I saw the Wii game.
7:36 pause
This man has probably lost his mind and somehow I can’t wait to see more.
This is one of my comfort videos now
I love the subtle, muffled Alpharad sponsor BGM fading in at 1:42
I wish I had a POV of one of the other 9 friends that looked like they were actually enjoying the trip
0:36 I can see what game alpha has been playing recently
2 songs in the first minute
THE KINGDOM HEART SOUNDS fills my heart with joy. Also this is insane. I did these parks recently, in two days. O.O
edit: I'm happy yall can ride all these things. I get sick on roller coasters so even with insane friends I could never do this :/