The Abandoned History of Body Wars - Wonders of Life | Expedition Epcot

[@hermanpesina6328]

Disney should just make a sort of theater in the parks somewhere that just shows original ride films like this one the old star tours and just random queue films from old long gone rides for a people who just want to rest from the parks or live out the nostalgia.

[@deathstinger13]

that'd be good. call it something like 'Journey to the Past' or "echoes of the past" or something. maybe rotate through the different movies on an infinite cycle

[@Hessed3712]

I feel bad for the cast members that had to watch people get sick. I feel bad for the guests that got sick, but at least that was one and done. Imagine watching that for an over an 8 hour shift. Yeesh 😖.

[@MeowMeow_95_]

Haha they sometimes schedule you 12hr days there. Sometimes you get forced extended without notice... its intense lol

[@IAmMisterTterevel]

The Wonders of Life pavillion looks like a dead/dying Specialty Mall from the 80s.

[@yotsubafanfan]

They're FINALLY doing something with the show building.

[@galaxytoons4608]

@@yotsubafanfan *E N D M Y L I F E*

[@YuukiTakemoto1996]

A B A N D O N E D M A L L

[@MiyamotoMORI]

I love old malls. I've been to a few malls on my trips to America and even France.

[@nickpompeii]

The robot rapping made me smile after a long work day. Love this channel and the man behind these videos. Thanks for all you do.

[@Pookie2112]

Did you just say "the robot".....

[@BlazeHeartPanther]

The robot rapping has a name, you know...

[@YuukiTakemoto1996]

It's C-3PO, you dolt!

[@MiyamotoMORI]

The robot is C-3P0 from Star Wars.

[@bradleyjohnson1702]

I rode this on its last day of operations, there was nothing postes about it (and the rest of wonders of life) were closing, no fanfare or anything like that, a cast member told us, the whole pavillion was a bit run down, but the ride was still fun, was sad to see it go.

[@GregsGameRoom]

I was excited for the "Health" pavilion long before it opened as Wonders. One of my favorite movies at the time was Fantastic Voyage and seeing the concepts and models in the EPCOT promo magazine (which I still have!) made it look so cool. An omni-mover through the body where you view giant internal body parts sounded so incredible! What we got was pretty good too and I ended up loving Body Wars! (And only a very tiny bit of it was CGI, just a few cells floating around. The rest was practical.) And Cranium Command was such a fun show with all the popular comedians in it. I'll always miss Wonders of Life, but I'm glad Disney is finally going to refurb that location. It's about time!

[@Inurantchan]

I remember coming to festival center once and explaining to a family member who had never been to the parks what the dome was originally for/why everything in it looked out of place. A cast member heard me and asked if I had gone to the attractions that use to be here. I excitedly told her yes, and she helped me explain a bit of the history. I finished the story by saying, "ya know...it's an utter shame this place became so abandoned and closed down without an prior notice whatsoever...I remember coming here to visit one year and suddenly...it was roped off, and a sign was put up that explained the attraction was seasonal only...I would never ride it again once that happened...". The cast member looked around quickly and responded, "ya know, everything is still back there. Some of my coworkers and I looked, and they just have the animatronics and stuff just sitting there." I was shocked, since at the time: KZbin didn't have those urban explorers. She showed me fuzzy pictures on her phone of the unmistakable Buzzy, etc...the lights were on and it was just so sad how deserted it was...she shared her hopes that maybe because it was untouched back there maybe one day it would reopen...I can't help but think of her, now that the place is becoming....whatever new out of place it's becoming....Just another disappointing announcement...I can't believe I actually miss Eisner lol.

[@Robert-jz7hq]

This ride will always be a part of my warm fuzzy memories of visiting Epcot as a young kid. This and the original "Journey", I went home with just about everything Figment, so lucky lol.

[@FreedomforHaiti]

I'm glad you took the time to do Wonders of Life in three parts. I learned a lot about Cranium Command. Actually, the effects for Body Wars were mostly old fashioned miniatures (many of them reused from the 1987 movie Inner Space). I believe the blood cells were CG, though, which was somewhat cutting edge at that time.

[@marshagrimminger4161]

Another great show! Bodywars was the only ride my brother ever felt sick on. I'm sad the there aren't any more future world attractions to cover, but I love the show!

[@EugenioAngueira]

I enjoyed Body Wars! I remember it opened briefly again after it was closed and I was able to ride it again. I miss this ride but I look forward to the updated version of the pavilion.

[@davidfeltheim2501]

Body Wars is like a weirder "ride sequel" to Journey through Inner Space. I would like to see another shrinking down ride come to the parks in the future, especially with all the Ant-Man/Quantum Realm stuff which would make an incredible body wars sequel.

[@twistedyogert]

Teach the kiddies about atoms but perhaps leaving out all the quantum mechanical stuff.

[@YuukiTakemoto1996]

If only the body you go inside is Sam Wilson's.

[@MiyamotoMORI]

Who will our patient/host body be in this sequel? Peter Parker?

[@TL_oS]

Excellent video. I am making my first visit to WDW soon and I wish I could have ridden Body Wars. It’s so sad to see original, educational attractions die and all the company’s resources poured into rides tied to IPs. I love your channel. Keep up the great work.

[@bradpix51]

I was working for Disney Park Films when "Body Wars" was going through it's problems. The reason people got sick, it was discovered, was unlike "Star Tours", there is no "pause" reference to "reset" the body & mind incorporated into the ride. In "Star Tours", the original ride, there are points where the ride completely "stops", allowing the "reset". Example: when the tour ship goes into the comet... after it breaks through into the space, the stars field is rather still. Then the tour ship joins an attack on the Deathstar. The harrowing attack ends with an explosion, and a pause, before the tour ship flies into the trench to follow an "X-Wing" for the attack run. These pauses allow for a "reset" of the human body, and thus made the ride more manageable. "Body War" has no visual references to allow for such a "reset". I had to watch the film without sound or motion, and I felt a little queazy afterwards. This was also after it had been edited.

[@shroomie108]

As a kid i actually liked body wars more than star tours. Although i like the new star tours more than body wars

[@abbyroed]

I love how sassy the commentary is in this video!!! From oops sorry wrong ride to unwonderful wonders of life, you had me lawling nonstop!!!

[@aaronmackay4809]

Just discovered your channel and I’ve spent the last few days making my way through the Expedition Epcot videos in order before moving on to the next park. Just wanted to say how amazing and informative these videos are, they are so well put together and are perfect for anyone who wants to discover the history of theme parks in depth or at a beginners level. I can’t wait to watch the rest of your content! (Especially the UK parks as I’ve grown up on Alton Towers, Thorpe Park abs Chessington) 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@ExpeditionThemePark]

Thank you so much!

[@phantomstarproductions4587]

Forgot to include that he was Master Xeanort in Kingdom Hearts

[@mevb]

And the Atlantean King in Atlantis: The Lost Empire.

[@DragonStorm545]

I hope Cranium Command comes back as part of the new area but with a new theme perhaps it could be the main center of how the guest are able to interact and create in the new area, with Buzzy (I forgot if he was ever found or not) being your guide to the inner workings of the area or something and maybe adding a twist with the Disney Villains trying to take control of the area.

[@galaxytoons4608]

I agree with the first thing u said.

[@chris809carhunters]

Atlas system is one of my favorite ride systems

[@guy2316]

Very spicy ride system

[@SUMMONER917]

I want more rapping C-3P0

[@twistedyogert]

No

[@YuukiTakemoto1996]

C-3PO is gay. (I'm part of the LGBT+ community, and C-3PO seems like he's LGBT+.)

[@ashleythompson8573]

Loved Body Wars as a kid thanks for your work!

[@denverleatherboy]

Have you considered doing stories on some of the "Lost to time" parks. There are two from my childhood that really have very little about them on the web, but there are some video and images, as well as one has a MOVIE. I am from Newport News, Virginia. And when I was a kid my Aunt was an extra in the ABC TV movie "Death of Ocean View Amusement Park" that was a cheap "Jaws" wannabe that is available online. They just happened to be closing the real "Ocean View Amusement Park" most of the footage you will find online will be that movie. The other is Buckroe Beach Amusement Park in Hampton Virginia. At least one POV on their "Oldest wooden roller coaster in America" (I think that is right) built in 1897 exists online. With some other shots. THere is a local news report from closing day. And there are dozens of images of both. I think both these parks deserve a good tribute online for those who can still recall, and so those who had no idea will know they existed!

[@denverleatherboy]

Also, I live a less than 3 miles from an old "White City" park that still operates called "Lakeside Amusment Park" in it's own town of Lakeside, Colorado. It just added (but I don't think opened) a new used coaster last year. It could use a bit of love too!

[@zach1810]

I liked Body Wars. Enjoyed Star Tours even more. Both are and where a lot of fun.

[@pault5557]

I got queasy on the ride, but thankfully, didn’t vomit! I definitely noticed the difference between this simulator motion and Star Tours!

[@SupremeLeaderKimJong-un]

So it’s not actual wars in the body? Shame. Currently watching on my train ride to Vietnam for the next summit. Love your channel

[@ExpeditionThemePark]

Don’t go easy on him

[@crazydomo7393]

Ahahahaha 😂

[@scrambled5948]

Try not to blow up the world! 🇰🇵🇺🇸☮

[@nocturnalskyr34]

Hey Kim, Huge fan keep up the good work. Hopefully one day we can all feel the powerful glow of your presence. May great wonders meet you in your endeavors. All hail the one true God and ultimate ruler.

[@taylornezovich7552]

Love your work Kim!

[@Romiedahomie415]

I love your content expedition theme park you do a great job on explaining the history of the classic world of Disney keep up the good work I’m a loyal subscriber

[@ExpeditionThemePark]

Thank you!

[@jeffcunningham308]

Another awesome vid, thanks Expedition for more great content,

[@Carnyzzle]

Holy shit I think I remember body wars, thanks for the video

[@bellarviera13]

This is really cool! I love it

[@FedoraMark]

Love seeing this footage again, really brings me back.

[@thechiscakesvlogs]

Yes!! Ive been waiting for this video!!

[@cliptrashbin2389]

I love your vids they have such fun information and your voice is amazing thank you for what you do

[@ExpeditionThemePark]

Thank you for watching!

[@davidtait7533]

😊 another great video keep them coming.

[@ExpeditionThemePark]

Thank you!

[@bigboy8998]

Yeah Buddy! A new video, u will see me here a lot. Another great video, keep it up!

[@onebadbarjoke4421]

Best video so far, I loved the ride and I praise this video. Thanks 🙏

[@Mau506]

I loved this ride as a kid and this is where I learned how blood cels looked like, my only dissapointment was that it didn't have a souvenir store, I seriously wanted a Bravo 229 toy :(

[@YuukiTakemoto1996]

I learned how blood cells looked like thru endo episodes of my favorite cartoons (the Magic School Bus being an example, but now I don't like it because Ralphie's only ten years old! I'm not Dan Schneider!!)

[@alexandrachapman1673]

Thanks for making yet another great video

[@Kunx990]

Man what a great weekend already!

[@redstonecommander5190]

I like how several videotaped segments before the ride looks like something you would find out a Star Trek in next generation and if you look close at the control panels, they also look like something out of Star Trek the next generation

[@redstonecommander5190]

That’s a nice touch Nimoy

[@RigoLeons]

I love your work. With worldshowcase, Do an history of the whole worldshowcase, which ones openned first and so on, then do them in opening order. That world be cool!

[@vwhite3055]

I remember an article that said this ride was better than Star Tours and that such simulators represent the future of theme park rides (I think this is true at Universal). It also had some star power: Elizabeth Shue and Tim Matheson. I liked and miss this ride.

[@SockTan]

That clip from Fast and Furious coming on while you were talking about two ride systems in the same resort made me laugh. I vote for Mexico first, but I’m just saying that because I always start there and go clockwise around.

[@christine3043]

I loved Body Wars and am glad I got to ride on it. It’s sad that they let it go because people couldn’t handle it.

[@brycevo]

This was cool, but it wasn't for the faint of heart and stomach

[@brycevo]

Thank you for the ♥️

[@PeterGriffin11]

@@brycevo I saw you Lockstin and Gnoggins video.

[@brycevo]

@@PeterGriffin11 good to see you here too

[@VidweII]

I'd enjoy a look at Wild West World in Wichita, KS. I helped build one of the rides, but it might be too small/niche to be covered. Joyland in the same city was open for decades and we loved it but again, it may be too small...

[@Daniel_Scott89]

Yesss more Epcot videos!!

[@dansmit9079]

3:21 Michael: *bloats about doing work thoroughly and not taking shortcuts* Disney in the past years: - make live action remakes to capitalize on movies that have already been milked for all they had in their era with minor differences - make unoriginal or heartless shows and shorts, and even some movies, (essentially the existence of Disney XD and most of the content produced like and from it) - continues to tear down the old and shove what’s left of it into the trash never to be used or seen again, not even an ounce of respect or reference to its past - add new rides and franchises to places where they have little to no relevance to the theme of the land other than being centered in a culture, or just because it’s about technology or a broad topic with little heart or detail put into it The sad part is that I can go on with this list...

[@SirBlackReeds]

- Not under Eisner. - That's not limited to Eisner. - That's not limited to Eisner, at the very least. - That's under Iger, not Einser.

[@dansmit9079]

jacoblgames I’m not saying it was, I’m just saying how Disney as a company has changed That’s why I put “in recent years”

[@SirBlackReeds]

@@dansmit9079 Yeah, must have glossed over or missed that part.

[@BlazeHeartPanther]

"The sad part is you just say those things, but you don't give examples.

[@dansmit9079]

BlazeHeartPanther Blaze Okay fine, here it is: They left Spectromagic to Rot in wdw after they got severely damaged and never did anything on the topic of the show and the floats again, alien encounter was trashed by stitch’s great escape which was removed entirely and they left an overlay over the tower of terror in Disneyland All I have to say for heartless shows is Pickle and peanut as well as two more eggs and shows like it which was... something You can’t be serious about movie remakes since they just dropped frozen 2 trailer early to shadow the aldain live action trailer (seriously look it up they rushed it out) and there was Cinderella and maleficent, jungle book and soon lion King. And for irrelevant rides, Epcot is filled with them, in Norway for frozen, Ellen’s energy adventure that’s now becoming a GOTG ride, and others

[@SirBlackReeds]

And apparently Videopolis is (part) of the reason why Disney sells churros. I say go to Mexico first. Had Body Wars been a spiritual successor to Adventures Thru Inner Space, I believe it would have been much more fondly remembered.

[@vinniealaxanian5794]

I miss Body Wars.

[@telescopedreams]

My mom and dad went on this in December, the month before it closed. I skipped it because of all the warnings of people getting sick. Mom came out kind of sick and dad was well over it.

[@VideosSmokin]

I went into this ride in 1994 and at that time the wait time was around 45 minutes compared to 1989, wait times were 3+ hours. Well, I never got sick on this ride, but I do feel a little dizzy after riding star tours but never sick on either ride.

[@craigsimpkin3271]

Great video as always

[@jaredcutlip]

I would’ve loved body wars. I was at Disney many times while it was open but for some reason we never did Epcot until I was an adult.

[@98-SR5]

Wait, so Eisner based a large part of his decisions on the feelings of his edgy pre-teen son?

[@JacobSwartz88]

It’s been such a long time, but I never realized that Cynthia Lair is played by Elisabeth Shue.

[@IzzyTheEditor]

And the pilot and main boss-guy were on Battlestar Galactica. Also, there was a clip of the "Expedition - Space" tour with Gary Sinise. Pretty cool.

[@BlazeHeartPanther]

@@IzzyTheEditor Don't forget, in the promotional video for Body Wars, the voice actor is Brian Cummings, the same guy who does the voice of the Walt Disney Home Entertainment promotions

[@YuukiTakemoto1996]

Who played the volunteer? People have said it's female, but to me, it looks male.

[@deathstinger13]

think this one may have gone on this back in '97. granted, being 6 years old at the time, memories are hazy, but we at least remember something shrinking/body related at epcot on the one trip, and it was the only time we ever went, so it had to be something there and then. We can't say it turned this one into a biologist or anything, or even sparked an interest in biology or science, given we were already rather interested already, but this one can say it left quite the impact.

[@scrambled5948]

What's with these episodes not showing up in my recommended?

[@redstonecommander5190]

The swaying in the way that the actual simulator moves is bad, but the CGI and the way they did the videos is really good

[@pcbassoon3892]

I rode on this as a kid and I got a little sick, but honestly not that bad considering how sick I would get in the car. I also vomited walking out of Mission Space when I was much older.

[@victoriablake3826]

This might be the nicest I’ve ever seen anyone be to mike Eisner

[@ExpeditionThemePark]

He’s not so bad

[@snarkus63]

I went on Body Wars. It never made me sick. My only problem with the attraction was its b-o-o-o-oring queue area. One of my rides was during its opening year,so it was a long wait....and there was *nothing to look at!!!* Plain blue-lit walls,that was it!!! This was supposed to be a medical miniaturization company of the future?! Where's the displays?! Where was the giant magnifying lens under which they put a shrunken ship next to a penny for comparison?!

[@mevb]

You were meant to watch the monitors above you in the queue to see the videos that display the set up for the ride, what MET was and what they were doing, how you the body pods and minituration worked, the mission and presenting Captain Braddock and Dr. Lair.

[@YuukiTakemoto1996]

@@mevb Why didn't they show inside the first volunteer (played by John Reilly?) They show inside the "androgynous" volunteer a few minutes later.

[@momoc130]

Great vid! Just looking at the movie of the atraction makes me feel sick. I'm glad I had never rode this thing, 'cause I would probably throw up.

[@mevb]

I rode it when I was an eight year old kid back in 91 and I don't recall feeling sick during the ride, I thought it was cool and as an adult I don't find all the stuff gross at all cuz it's a different perspective compaired to bloodshed in action and horror movies and especially compaired to the fatalities in Mortal Kombat (especially the latest games where the gore is almost realistic, making it really gross).

[@YuukiTakemoto1996]

@@mevb Same. I hate bloody deaths. Endo is a different story, except when it's used as a murder method (because we don't see inside usually.)

[@crazydomo7393]

Yay! I’ve always heard this ride made people sick... so I’m glad I didn’t ride it... But history is always amazing I hope they really take care of this space and still honor their past. Thanks for sharing Sam!

[@ExpeditionThemePark]

Thank you as always Domo

[@zcanime5997]

Expedition Theme Park OK Sam! Can you do a video on the Extinct Alton Towers Shows of Barney, Tweenies and Bob the Builder including CBeebies Land with the rides of old and new but replaced by Characters of CBeebies? Also do the tragic Old Macdonalds Singing Barn?

[@ExpeditionThemePark]

I will at some point for sure!

[@JacobB451]

I despise my parents for forcing me onto this ride (like when I was 5-7). Thanks for freaking me out and scaring me off of surgery!

[@YuukiTakemoto1996]

I really liked it when I was 10, because I loved the exploration of the human body (or endo) thanks to an episode of Captain Planet.

[@MiyamotoMORI]

I actually have the other opinion. I began to love the insides of the human body, in a comforting and eventually intimate way. I understand other people find it gross, but for me they are so fascinating.

[@williamcarter8725]

I liked Body Wars and feel Epcot is losing the educational place it once was. I know creating educational rides for a theme park is tough but it was very different than other parks.

[@mattmcguire8943]

I remember riding Body Wars as a kid and it was quit nauseating 🤢

[@citizenofcorona8783]

I hope wonders of life will be open for flower and garden so I can rock out to "Wild Kids" by David Benoit on my headphones!

[@MiyamotoMORI]

David Benoit also did the music for Peanuts in the 1990s.

[@taylorshelton3267]

I never got sick on body wars in fact I always found it interesting to travel through different parts of the human body.

[@YuukiTakemoto1996]

Yes, me too. The human body is an amazing machine.

[@PhilTheHappyWanderer]

I was wondering when you were going to cover this. It’s too bad they’re renovating the building. It needs it, but it’s just another nail in the coffin of original idea behind Epcot.

[@EM-ec4jo]

"It just feels wrong being inside a body." Boy, I've got some great news for you.

[@ExpeditionThemePark]

You know what I meant hahah I knew someone was gonna say this

[@mevb]

Normally I get disgusted by guts, gore and blood and can't stand open surgeries but this doesn't sicken me at all. A Mortal Kombat fatality or a Resident Evil type zombie gross me way, way, waaaay more than this. Also while seeing red human blood squirting grosses me out, I don't for some reason traveling through the blood stream among red blood cells. Don't know why. The ride didn't made me motion sick either, at least not what I remember, I was eight when me and my family rode Body Wars back in 91.

[@YuukiTakemoto1996]

Endo? I'm into it. Guy endo only. Thanks Captain Planet and Toonami (the fifth level of the "Trapped in Hyperspace" game where you went inside TOM!)

[@James-gn3dj]

In my city there is a place called the Carnegie science center which has a motion simulator with this movie showing (on a much smaller scale) not sure if it's still there but you should look into it

[@YuukiTakemoto1996]

Wait, this actual movie?!

[@cheeesecake5]

Awesome vid!! You really should do another video or two on Australia’s Movie World, your Gremlins one was amazing!! :)

[@ExpeditionThemePark]

I will! :)

[@scrambled5948]

Since you're British, I find it only appropriate that you start expedition world showcase looking at the uk pavilion (or you could do Norway just to get frozen over and done with. Seriously, I hate that movie)

[@redstonecommander5190]

With a much more different mission in a different plot but almost share the same storyline as the previous ride

[@JoshuaOrro-MustangPrinceOR-YTB]

this was the first Simulator ride i've ever ridden and my first and ONLY experience on this was way too extreme since i was 7 at the time

[@UnixGoldBoy]

One of the reasons that ride was so terrible from what I remember is how hot it was inside the ride. Like they were keeping it 98.6 degrees....the same as your body temperature. The motion was very bad, but the combination of it being hot inside made it way worse!

[@YuukiTakemoto1996]

That's genius!

[@Rydonattelo]

When i was a kid i thought this was a ride for the movie " innerspace" with Dennis Quade and Meg Ryan.

[@MRoderick89]

I remember this from when I was a kid

[@BlazeHeartPanther]

2:42 Well, obviously Little Kiddie Eisner was a little edgy twat 4:27 Fun fact, that voice over is the same voice actor that did the Walt Disney Home Video voice overs for many years. His name is Brian Cummings and he has voiced many characters such as Mr. Hollywood in 2 Stupid Dogs (Aint that cute, BUT ITS WROOOONG!!!) as well as both Dr. Bartholomew Funt and Morten Fizzback in Denver The Last Dinosaur. And Metal Gear Solid fans will know him as the voice of Sokolov in Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater

[@JakeLX]

It sucks that they basically install the same ride in two different parks and they don't run the same way.

[@myrrhder8964]

Have they found Buzzy?

[@thatmansoul3834]

Couldn’t imagine a rap song about the intestine

[@YuukiTakemoto1996]

Well, a '90s era science class would do it.

[@redstonecommander5190]

I wish they would bring body wash back in a much more second story with a much more second mission and much more smoother till transitions that doesn’t make you sick or give you headaches

[@redstonecommander5190]

Let me take a look at those control panels in the background scenes real quick at the ending ride video 9:28 yup…definitely just like something out of Star Trek the next generation

[@davidcrappenshitz1901]

How about a video on the sub species scare maze?

[@jZ0357]

Play Pavilion canceled

[@MarkVerstappen93]

I've not been to either Body Wars or Cranium Command. But I cant help to notice that Cranium Command somehow seems like it was the better one. I could be totally wrong though.

[@Rick-vm8bl]

Looking forward to the world showcase videos. Start at Mexico and follow it round? Might be a bit bias as I love the Mexico pavilion, or more specifically, the Churros :P

[@johnkrejsa9977]

I think we should check out the Mexico Pavilion first in World Showcase. Since it IS kinda the first Pavilion you see.

[@pettifoggingpharisee]

8:39 She's having an adventure NOT in babysitting.

[@fredleggett923]

I rode this many times when it was operating, probably before the edits. I see a lot of people observing that there are no ride pauses allowing for a sensory reset, but I really dug it. It was a ride that never stopped moving, so it was a lot more thrilling than your average start-and-stop experience a la Star Tours. Plus, you really got your money's worth since it never paused anywhere. I also think it had some pretty great direction, courtesy of Nimoy. A lot of the Star Tours stuff seems fairly generic and unmemorable, just with a Star Wars overlay. I really hate these pointless and ultimately destructive comparisons. If you liked Star Tours more than Body Wars, good for you. If you liked Body Wars better, that's great. The two could've easily existed simultaneously, especially since the one was in Epcot and the other at The Studios. And Body Wars' inspirational foundation was Fantastic Journey, which gave it a veneer of scientific credibility that Star Wars will never have. When you go to Cedar Point or Six Flags, do you complain about how they have multiple rollercoasters of varying similarity?

[@carminecdinoproductions]

For World Showcase, let’s go to the Mexico pavilion first and its signature water-based dark ride attraction!

[@northstarpokeshipper2148]

I think you should start with Mexico for World Showcase and go clockwise.

[@attackfinch8397]

Thought you were saying "sphincter" till about halfway through the video. :)

[@mikekaraoke]

Another really good video, When could you start doing other Theme Parks like in Germany - Phantasialand, Europa Park, Hansa Park, Heide Park, Erlebnispark Tripsdrill etc etc I know you still got plenty of videos left to do of Efteling + then do other Dutch Theme Parks like Duinrell, Walibi Holland( previously Flevohof), Drievliet, Adventure Park Hellendoorn, etc :-)

[@SaturnCanuck]

I loved this ride but you are wrong. Disney was NOT the first to buy flight simulators for rides. This was actually "Tour of the Universe" that started in 1985 -- two years prior to "Star Tour". This was at the base of the CN Tower in Toronto and designed by Douglas Trumbull. Perhaps you can do a video of this too.

[@mewboo3606]

David they didn’t say they were the first to use flight simulators, just the first to use military grade ones

[@SaturnCanuck]

Yes I know. My comment stands. They were.

[@SaturnCanuck]

In fact "Tour of the Universe" was the first EVER with "Star Tours" opening 2 years later. The Military Grade label was only used by Disney to make their "second" offering sound better, despite using those built by the same company.

[@twistedyogert]

1:28 30ft lungs would be pretty cool to see, a 30 ft heart would freak me out. 1:39 I didn't think those types of simulators were anything new, aren't similar machines used to train pilots?

[@iseespots6014]

cool video 👍👍👍

[@airaero5473]

12:37 wait the attraction states the boy is 12 which is not a teenage year but that sign says otherwise

[@YuukiTakemoto1996]

Fail! Also, he and Riley from Inside Out should be shipped. They're both the same age!