Top 10 Disney Fails, Ride Breakdowns & Malfunctions Pt 10 - Walt Disney World & Disneyland

[@AveragePastaConsumer]

I love how Disney fans get excited for ride malfunctions rather than being inconvenienced by them

[@DavidJordao]

When I went to Disneyland back in late February, I was hoping I’d get a ride breakdown… I was out of luck. All my rides were operational. ☹️😅

[@s4turn_st4rz_yt]

@@DavidJordao lol, everytime i go theyre fine

[@TheUltima_Werewolf]

Every time I go to Disney World, the Haunted Mansion breaks at least once and I'm hoping for an in show exit to happen one day

[@Flopbear69]

​@@DavidJordao people mover and the journey of the little mermaid are the rides that break down the most

[@RoseRedRaccoon]

Its even better when you get a fast pass

[@miningpixel6724]

When I was little, my family and I broke down on Test Track right on the steep curve above the entrance. We had an in-show exit, and the cast members took pictures of us all flopped over in the car like crash test dummies! Definitely one of my best Disney memories

[@Short_one41]

Wow such a cool magical moment 😱🤣

[@ShinyGoomy]

Wow

[@g00fy_g00b3rrr]

wonder how you felt-

[@ShinyGoomy]

@@g00fy_g00b3rrr I have a yt channel

[@g00fy_g00b3rrr]

@@ShinyGoomy nice-

[@peterbumper2769]

I like how nobody is angry of upset. People are more joyed that they are getting 'extra' entertainment

[@yoonglie]

i LOVE seeing the technical sides of how rides work, props to all the engineers that make these complicated machines for us all… and thanks to TPM for letting us in on these secrets!

[@cinnamonsugar2011]

They are call imagineers

[@noelkhoshabou9378]

12:01 ooh duck

[@HalianTheProtogen]

Same here! :D Amusement park rides are as much engineering as they are art.

[@tufab3494]

The evil queen really said "I'll try spinning, that's a good trick" 😂

[@HistoryUnwound]

Why is that base even set for a full 360 degree motion?

[@tomodaphne]

You spin me right round baby right round like a record baby right round round round.

[@ThePirateprincess23]

🎶(Turn around) Every day I consult the Magic Mirror and this is what happened to me🎶 (done to the tune of Bonnie Tyler's "Total Eclipse Of The Heart")

[@ArtStoneUS]

This is very similar to the transformation that happens near the end of the Disney produced Broadway show of Beauty and the Beast. The actor steps behind a video screen pretending like it is a TV camera of the actor - which gives him time to do the costume transformation and jump out like magic.

[@MarieM-w4w]

We were on Star Tours and it started with no audio. Me and my sister and one other group were basically repeating the lines (this was before the redo). Between us we quoted almost the whole ride. People were laughing so hard. When the doors opened up no one moved and the next group was super confused. They let us ride again and as we left someone behind me said ‘man they must have been on this so many times, they knew almost all the dialogue’ 😅

[@AuntieCrabCakes]

We’ve done this on Spaceship Earth 😂😂😂

[@TheMightyKinkle]

Brilliant

[@kalaoahaole]

Amazing! Wayyyy too much fun!

[@726berkshire]

Fantastic lineup of breakdowns as always. ^^ Since the last one was Splash Mountain, I should mention this story. When we were on the WDW version in November 2021, we were climbing up the last incline when we stopped right at the crest of it. It provided a good view while we were stuck for about 10 minutes. We even took a selfie up there. I thought we were getting an inshow exit since we saw the work lights on behind us at the bottom, but things were back in operation again afterwards. Still glad to experience it though. :)

[@twoblacklabs904]

At that point, it was probably easier to make the drop than to exit all the way backwards “through the house…”

[@writtentrash]

Something super interesting about the Smuggler’s Run breakdown is that the words in aurebesh (the Star Wars alphabet) spell out “two” and “three” making me think that those are screens number 2 and 3, and there’s probably another one underneath the one at eye level.

[@DisneyGirl626]

I absolutely loved when that little girl on Winnie the Pooh was asking her mom those questions. That was the cutest thing, I couldn't keep the smile off my face. I really love this channel, always looking forward to new videos.

[@TheBatman-]

3:38 “You’re about to be logged out”: I didn’t know Disney used Windows 😂

[@oliviahull2397]

They do in soarin too

[@TianarTruegard]

Disney should have used Linux :D

[@Stitch_40]

I did not now that eter

[@Stitch_40]

@@oliviahull2397my. Name is Olivia too

[@DrasticFox2004]

This is why Modern Disney fails 😂

[@nateward9592]

On our honeymoon in 2011, we got stuck right under Indy. Sat there for some 15 minutes, Jones swinging away above us and getting a good glimpse of how the boulder works like we saw here in the video. They got it back up and running but the work lights were on, turning off right as we got back to the station. Thankfully we had an awesome cast member at our station who got a unanimous vote from our transport that we were hoping to go again, said “I got y’all!” reset our belts and sent us back through the temple!

[@G0r3gutz]

8:12 THIS WHOLE PART OF THE LITTLE KID ASKING QUESTIONS IS SO CUTE SKSLARIIJWNNJXID 😭😭

[@dariahill]

The "oh nooooooo" after test track stopped was so genuine and made my day oh my lord

[@jwood4508]

Your videos are next level. The superb editing, the technical know-how, the humor. You're in a league of your own TPM!

[@TPMvids]

Really appreciate that!! Thank you😁

[@TheMythey]

As a former Annual passholder, I've been to Disneyland Resort many times, but only ever experienced 2 in-show exits. Once at Splash mountain, the log stopped right before the first incline of the ride. And second, at Indiana Jones, at the Boulder in the tunnel with Indy hanging above us.

[@brynncato7008]

as being a part of a family who absolutely loves Disney and have been probably twice a year before covid, we've never have actually gotten an in-show-exit, but we have gotten broken down in a few different spots. My favorites probably had to be when we broke down on the Little Mermaid ride in Ursula's scene. the animatronics stopped moving but the sound was on and the projection on her crystal ball was still playing. Its honestly really cool to see Disney dark rides in show-light and to see the mechanics of in-the-dark roller coasters. TPM never fails to put a smile on my face after one long week.

[@kalaoahaole]

Seems like anytime they stop it for wheelchair folks i'm in this room. "...Max larynjitus...' so funny. Howard Ashman FOREVER!

[@NatureCyber]

I'm always curious about the tech, and honestly I like malfunctions in the ride more than the ride itself. But what really surprises me is that most of the rides are controlled by the Windows OS. I think the new Mickeys and Minnies Runaway Railway was completed too hastily. I think the show controller is not set up correctly, and the computers are connected to the internet to start updating suddenly. A typical Windows phenomenon. I work with the systems quite often, and I always do the norm of taking those computers off the global internet, and just setting up internal communication between the controllers so that nothing unexpected happens. It can also be done in other ways, but as a technician I find that malfunction careless. That could have been easily avoided. But, it's also hilarious to watch of course. Windows 10 (server) is apparently really a favorite to use for everything. The same for the Falcon. I don't remember this glitch before. (I follow attraction failures closely, you can call me crazy) But that Windows systems seem to appear again to run Unreal Engine, surprises me. I would have thought Linux drove the ride for some reason. I'm really curious to see the actual controllers that control the ride. I don't think anyone will get that chance, but still nice to get a glimpse of the system. It was another entertaining video, TMPvids. Keep it up!

[@xMdb]

Same here. It’s fascinating that those rides run on Windows. And unreal engine! It does make sense though, as for these large productions it’s usually proprietary hardware and software everywhere

[@FantasmicDragon1]

I suspect Windows gets used because of either corporate contracts (ie Disney is contracted to use Only Microsoft Servers/Products or a Heavily Modified Version of those products for XYZ productions) OR the belief that Linux is 'Less Secure' due to it's open-source nature. At my workplace, our cyber security department sees Firefox (also open-source) as a vulnerability threat (something I learned when they emailed us that Firefox is not allowed on workplace computers...and our advertising department was put on blast for figuring out how to download Firefox in the first place) and we're only allowed to use Google Chrome/Microsoft Edge. Only a guess, but seeing the technical side/theorizing about the malfunction is always fun!

[@TianarTruegard]

If they are going to use MS Windows like that, updates should be configured so they are only done through an internal update server instead of the internet. Not to mention only doing the updates at night when the ride isn't running. Installing untested updates is a sure way to make a ride go down. Especially if you're running special software. :D

[@NatureCyber]

@@TianarTruegard That is indeed what I mean by "Internal communications" between the systems. In fact, setting up that system requires so little material these days that I could use it in exactly the same way at home if necessary. It's that simple, especially for Disney. Sometimes updates indeed need to be installed to keep the system running, but (what I call it) classic Windows updates will only break the system. I now think that they already set this up, but these kinds of things usually surface if the attraction was opened too early.

[@SkepticalChris]

8:21 that little girls' voice is so cute!!!

[@ryliiiiiiii]

3:16 one powerful jackhammer he’s got their

[@Nonprofitgenie]

Was in Disneyland California last month and unfortunately did not get an in-show exit. At Walt Disney World in Florida next month so my fingers are crossed for at least one!

[@LilyWiersema200]

These are awesome! I wonder if your next Animatronic malfunction will include Murphy in California catching fire. That’s an animatronic malfunction for the books. It reminded me of the fire with the Steampunk Maleficent Dragon.

[@crow-t-robot]

Boy does this put a much needed smile on my face. Having a hellish week and TPM never fails to make it a little better.

[@maxb3070]

agreed

[@AbeM.]

The most I’ve I ever had was an un-moving boulder in Indiana Jones, and an extended pause in the Haunted Mansion Holiday (which was rather confortable, because we got stuck right before the graveyard, in the part where the cars are going up a hill right under the living doll)

[@konoikurozora5851]

I was in Disneyland Paris last weekend, and we actually had TWO issues. The ride at Phantom Manor stopped like three or four times (always very funny since we get a notification that some prankster spirits stopped our progress temporarily), and there was a 3D error during the Ratatouille ride.

[@ThePirateprincess23]

It could be possible that they were letting a handicap person onto the Doom Buggies on Phantom Manor due to the Omnimover system.

[@hullauttttt]

the smugglers run unreal engine malfunction was absolutely awesome, i could say the same for the mickey and minnie malfunctions with the windows popup and the WATCHOUT screen idk, for how many physical behind-the-scenes looks we get when it comes to in-show exits and work lighting, its really cool to get the same perspective in programming/software

[@Faequeen1318]

When the kid said sorry Indy we can’t save you right now I died laughing 😂 12:25

[@Brandis13]

16:48 All that black stuff on the floor is shreds of the rubber tires. I wonder through how many tires they go in a year. It's probably full rubber tires, but still. They fall down all over the place, you can see them anywhere underneath the ride track in the back stage area. On stage, they clean them up pretty fast, but if you look in the planters next to the ride exit, you can find lots of them as well. Free "piece of a ride" souvenir 🙂

[@ReaperPlayZV]

pete's jack hammer is causing an earth quake but 100* worse LOL

[@ReaperPlayZV]

also breaking all the screens around it :D

[@mkaplan1383]

15:56 Roll credits! *Frolic plays* Directed by Robert B Weide

[@I.do.edits-]

At 5:02 the guy just flat out said “ya we’re stuck in hell” I was rolling 😂

[@funkymcgoober3240]

3:28 I think we all know what where all thinking about i just wanna go to disney and if the ride ever stops I’m gonna find the projector and Rick roll a ton of people and break for it because they’ll see it coming

[@emilyshaver5446]

9:09 - 9:17 That guy who did TPMvids intro did an amazing job!

[@sketchytwin113]

My dad and I got stuck on the hill right before the backword part of Mt. Everest! Got a great view of the sunset though! Luckily we didn't have to exit the ride

[@allywells2884]

When Test Track first opened, my sister and I rode it when it had been broken all day. That five minute ride took 25 minutes because our car never went above a golf car. The most hilarious part was listening to the audio that told you to hang on tight while fake tire screeching happened 30 feet in front of you! 😂 My favorite ride that I have never rode as it was intended.

[@buildingdisney]

These fails are so great and its no surprise that people love these that Disney should just do full lights on walkthroughs of all their rides. People like me who make (or try to) models of these rides, it would be infinitely helpful to get a detailed look. I know that back in the day, Disney was worried about destroying the Magic, but with everyone filming these days from every angle and situation, i think its a non-issue anymore. They should life]t that veil and let us all look. Model builders, haunt builders, etc would be grateful. Especially if Disney did this using a 360 camera. They should especially focus on rides about to be rethemed or removed for good. I would love if they could have a Virtual Park visit where you can visit the park from different eras in VR. Visit the old park you remember from your younger days

[@PaperNESS321]

When I went to Hollywood Studios with my family last year, I made sure that we got to Rise of the Resistance as fast as possible (we stayed onsite so we utilized early park entry). After getting through the queue relatively quickly, the ride broke down right when we got to the doors that led to the pre-show. We ended up waiting around for like an hour.

[@veronicamagana18]

8:03 once at Disneyland my step sisters and I went on the Winnie the Pooh ride and at the last door at the end of the ride, the ride broke down but we couldn’t reach the platform so we had to wait for them to do the whole in show exit with everyone else before they got to us. It was a fun experience even though we couldn’t really see the actual ride stuff!

[@CadydidPaws]

One time I was standing in line for a ride at Disney, and I said “ ugh, I really hope we get an inshow exit!” Two minutes later the ride broke down, let me just tell you, I hadn’t gotten on the ride yet, I was still waiting, and some other people got the inshow exit I asked for, and after that, all the other rides I went on broke down for about two seconds before starting back up again, fun.

[@FruityGroovy]

"You're about to be signed out" I guess that's appropriate for the scene where you're about die

[@thebrummierailenthusiasts5329]

3:55 that’s something we don’t see everyday a screen showing watch out

[@audreyhepburne]

I've been on Disneyland Space Mountain twice during a breakdown. Once, we were at the highest point and the other was right before the end. I was also on It's a Small World when it broke down. The song kept playing all the time. I was also, unfortunately, on America Sings in 1974 about twenty-minutes before Deborah Gail Stone was crushed to death on the ride.

[@autumnlarson6770]

my family was about to get into pirates of the caribbean when the lighting and music stopped working. The cast member said we were welcome to still ride it in the dark and silence. So spooky and we all played music from the movies on our phones 😂

[@Uzi_9Pawz]

3:11 that's pure madness 4:30 that's even more madness and chaos 7:25 weeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee

[@jayv6343]

Here's a little story of when me and my family got stuck on a ride at Disneyland. It was towards the end of the day and we all wanted to do a ride that wasn't too much for our bodies, so we went on the pirates of the Caribbean ride. We were going through the part of the ride that had the fake canon ball explosions in the water near the end of the ride and all of a sudden, we came to a brutal stop. We were quite confused until we noticed the 20 something boat long traffic jam in front of us. Turns out that an elderly man had a hard time getting out of the boat. we didn't get to have an in-show exit (not too sure how they would manage that 😬) but the ride continued after about 40 minutes of waiting! if you've ever been on that ride, you'll know the "A Pirates Life for me" song at the end. That song is eternally engraved into my soul after playing on repeat for 40 minutes straight 🤣😭

[@kalaoahaole]

Talk about being tortured by pirates! This be a fate worse than paying taxes to fat banking clans in Europe! Arggghhh!!! "... Yo Ho!"

[@Kensm03]

Ahh that happened to us on Test Track once. We didn’t quickly launch outside, but rather, slowly crept out, got most of the way around the loop, then stopped. That circle is curved a lot more than you realize going fast, we were all trying so hard not to lay on my mom who was, unfortunately, on the bottom of us all turned sideways 😂 what a ride!

[@twoblacklabs904]

My favorite In-Show Exit happened in 2016 at WDW’s Haunted Mansion, facing Madame Leota’s crystal ball with NO FACE! It was truly “haunted,” and the walkout at that spot was truly memorable. If only I had the nerve to film it with house lights on, but the cast member guiding us out asked that we please “not spoil the show…” Oh well…

[@EugenioAngueira]

I've had this happen only once and it was at the People Mover in Magic Kingdom. Unfortunately, they did not let me film anything. They were very clear that everyone was to turn off their phones or hide them. We went down some stairs inside one of the buildings through which the ride goes, were given a LL Pass and that was that.

[@bdasswarrior]

On my first trip to Disneyworld in 2018, it was with a group of friends that are regulars. The rides broke down a lot, and each time my friend's husband kept yelling "Blame the newbie". It became a running joke throughout our whole 9-day stay. Love that memory.

[@leonedwards19911]

I am going to DisneyWorld in a week and all the videos you are making are making me so excited for the trip ❤

[@mariomineblox2278]

A couple years ago I broke down on the haunted mansion, it was soo cool because we broke down on the dining room scene meaning we saw the way the peppers ghost effect worked

[@kaidavis6661]

I love your content. It's good to see that the ride breakdown videos are back!! keep it up 👍

[@Monkiesuncle]

Had a break down on Big Thunder Mountain in Florida. My aunt and uncle, their daughter and granddaughter were with us as we stopped at the top of a hill. My cousins daughter was frightened and freaked out! We ended up being escorted off the ride and received an unexpected tour of the underside of the mountain! It was really pretty amazing to experience!

[@thebrummierailenthusiasts5329]

4:38 look the lights are flickering on and off all the time

[@aydentrent215]

For me breakdowns are very special moments because you get to see things that you don’t really get to experience

[@Irohtheweirdo]

I used to watch tpm vids a WHILE ago. I have to admit, this guy is pretty fun. I'd recommend him to anyone I meet.

[@saphriaofhogwarts]

11:02 My dude Gimli saying that the ride has been interrupted, pure gold!

[@thebrummierailenthusiasts5329]

17:29 this is not what splash mountain wanted if this year is your last chance to ride this before it’s closing

[@mkaplan1383]

10:03 🎵You spin me right 'round, baby, right 'round Like a record, baby, right 'round, 'round, 'round You spin me right 'round, baby, right 'round Like a record, baby, right 'round, 'round, 'round🎵

[@Panzerspatzi]

The only in-ride breakdown I ever experienced was on Test Track - a tiny bit further along than the guys in the video. In that curve. I was about 10 years old and sitting on the left side and my dad to my right and he kept moving toward me due to the incline and gravity. Also it was a super hot day and it took soooo long until the cars kept going. Not much fun but at least we got to ride again 😂

[@melissamaynard3354]

We had a breakdown and in show exit at splash mountain over our Christmas vacation to Disney World. It was our very last time being able to ride it before it shut down and a wonderful memory to see everything up close.

[@juanitasorrell2511]

Little random story, I and my mom went to Disneyland recently, and I got myself a chuuby shoulder pal, I decided I didn’t want him on my shoulder and tied him to my magic band and took him on all the rides, the first being big thunder mountain. We were at the lift hill on the outside near the coyotes, skunks, and opossums, and then we stopped for like two minutes. I was holding chubby by the foot up in the air when it suddenly restarted. We might not have gotten a in-show exit, but it was still interesting, we almost did on radiator springs racers though. (I’m sorry I’m sharing this :,) ) we were in the paint room when suddenly we became backed up for about 6 minutes. Again I had chuuby. We waited and waited. Ramone froze on the screen and it felt like he was staring into our soul- there were about 2 cars in front of us waiting to race, but nothing happened. I don’t think it was raining but I did loose my shoes from it 😅. Chuuby has endured much. It’s fun to see breakdowns though, even if it didn’t happen to you. To absolutely nobody who might be curious, chuuby went on, in order, big thunder, pirates, Indiana jones, radiator springs racers, Jessie’s critter carrousel, incredicoster (in a bag along with other things), etc Even more random stuff, PEOPLE WERE AGGRESSIVE ON RUNNAWAY RAILWAY. they shoved me and pushed me around because they wanted to be first in line :,)

[@Dazzling_Dxisy]

The only In show exit I’ve had with Disney, was at Walt Disney world on the little mermaid ride. It was super cool to see the dark ride all lit up and I wish I would of recorded it. Some people think an I show exit would ruin the magic for little kids, but the kids in the ride with us were so thrilled!

[@thebrummierailenthusiasts5329]

1:59 not again how could everything goes so wrong for big thunder mountain

[@erinchewy]

i was in the log in front at 17:38! we got stopped at the hill before the drop, where the cast members came out with flashlights and told us that they were looking for a dog! then we got walked off at the finale. it really was the best possible final ride! ☺️

[@kiniburk]

So Disney needs to create a ride that randomly breaks down, regularly, but in a different location each time. 😂

[@Gamer_ballet_girl]

The fantastic malifacent in Disneyland caught on fire records p.s. love the breakdown and animatronic fails

[@brodyfdaboss_official]

My whole family had to wait in line for the Ratatouille ride because it kept breaking down lol, lucky it was working perfectly fine when my group went on a cart

[@ariesarchdemon]

No joke- I also got stuck in Mr. Toad's ride in the Hell section, though only for a brief moment. However, it was my very first time riding and I had absolutely no context to what the ride would be like, so you can imagine my bewilderment when we suddenly stopped RIGHT in front of the GATES OF HELL with hot air blasting in my face. I thought the pause was intentional until my friends (which we were all sardined together because they squeezed all 3 of us inside one cart) starting cackling.

[@toastysadie]

i love these ride breakdown videos sm, i hope you do them forever and ever❤️

[@meganvangundy7388]

I had a ride breakdown on Pirates of the Caribbean, but it was so short isn't wasn't worth filming. I think it's funny how more people hope for in show breakdowns. Thanks to TPMvids, I get to experience them with everyone else. I like the one viewer's version of the TMPvids opening when he got off Thunder Mountain. That was well done.

[@disneytheorizer2721]

Nice timing see what happened with the dragon at Fantasmic

[@VSpoodle]

I enjoyed my family's walk off of test track back in 2005, we got stuck in the heat room and they eventually took us through some locker rooms to get off.

[@alexbunny._.]

You should do a compilation of splash mountain breakdowns!

[@sleepynyxyt]

when i went to disneyland during spring break with my high school band, haunted mansion was always broken when me and my friends got on it. on the last day, the whole thing turned off. my friends and i were just playing music before the ride continued without lights or sound. and then the power came back on when we left…

[@queenofdisney4932]

I’ve been on big thunder in Disneyland Paris but undoubtedly it did brake down because I love the inshoe exist

[@carlosdiner729]

15:57 Reactions are priceless

[@amidoesstuffss]

Who else always waits for notifications from this channel??

[@ericallen7200]

I got stuck on Space Mountain for 3 hours. (Was a derail issue...no injury other than slightly swollen wrists) Then the next ride Pirates of the Caribbean I was stuck for an hour. Disney staff gave me the VIP treatment for about 1:40 minutes and helped me cut 2 of the longest lines instantly... but when they set me up for food...a cast member fell into me while I was eating and she stepped on both me and my table cover. They gave me unlimited passes to all parks for the rest of my week there to include parking for the rest of my trip. I also scored early admission and was able to hit the busiest rides 2-4 times in a row before there was even a line. Princesses can step on my foot and food any time.

[@Shotgun-Duck]

It's a well known fact that almost every Disney fan has "have a in show exit" on their bucket list.

[@Cjd1941]

I find it hilarious at 5:06 he yells whoooo where stuck in hell

[@somecat225]

Last year my family got stuck on Spaceship Earth, right in the segment of total darkness before the Mammoth projection scene. There was only the sound of whistling wind. My sister almost had a panic attack. But right when things seemed most grim, the ride booted up again. On a much lighter note, several years ago I was riding Primeval Whirl with my dad when we had an in-show exit. It wasn't the most exciting since there weren't any of animatronics or anything, but I still had fun coming down the walkways :)

[@Tehwugginator]

14:05 All of the unreal engine scenes on the desktop XDDD lol

[@KingKaosUnkgedOfficial]

I love seeing malfunction breakdowns and in-show exits. These videos also make me learn the In-Show Exit Routes back to the park. Stay awesome TPMVids! I love your videos! 😊

[@Mako-bv5nl]

Once at disney my sister was on the little mermaid ride and it stopped and when we were riding on the seven dwarfs ride one of the dwarfs eyes were all white from a projection failure

[@JoeyAnimate]

4:32 if Mickey and Minnie runaway railway was developed by EA!

[@dukedaniel1524]

Over the years and countless trips we’ve had an in show exit on Dinosaur, Splash Mountain, and on Living with the Land. Also experienced a break down on Space Mountain. Delayed basically at the start of ride for 8-10 minutes and then rode the ride with the lights on, which made it look somewhat like a cheap carnival ride.

[@ChuckCentral]

Been a while since you uploaded one of these! Hoping to see a malfunction or breakdown someday!

[@jamieblum2164]

i just went and the star wars ride rotr broke down 3 times in one day, one of the times was when we were on the ride, we got free fast passes to ride it and did, very cool

[@Cheeseistasty1114]

Tpmvids is the best!

[@devdevthrills]

I'll have to send my footage in sometime, but we got stuck on Frozen for 35 minutes right in front of the Elsa animatronic. It's a complicated spot with the switch track and wide water area so took them a long time to get mini bridges for us to get out, and then we walked back where all the water pumps and things were which was pretty cool. Watched a LOT of Elsa B mode lol

[@thechillypigshorts]

Just what I needed on a sunday

[@kissinrazors]

5:05 this happened to me a couple years back! We got an in show exit through hell!!

[@kyleblackwell9958]

Old Splash mountain will be missed

[@amandapurvis3245]

Your my favorite KZbinr! I get so excited when I hear that intro!!!!

[@buggie9576]

i’ve never been this early!! i love these videos. i always watch these with my friend!!!

[@tesloche9349]

17:00 snail's pace? They're just going in slow motion cuz it's so fast!

[@KrayzieCD]

Do you not see that the ride broke down?

[@IsabelleCajan]

My only question is, if you were in a wheelchair or had mobility issues, what happens when you are stuck on a ride and had a in show exist with a bunch of stairs.

[@mackenziekoehn]

Cast members call emergency services to help evacuate those in a wheelchair or mobility issues.

[@mondenkindqueen]

Elbow grease, a can do attitude and a lot of muscle.

[@krististarosta6736]

Man, these people just love an in-show exit!

[@Emerson_Taylors_version_]

Yes I haven’t seen one of these in forever I love ur videos

[@tommontgomery4381]

Once my ride broke down on seven dwarfs mine train and one of the cast members came… it was sad because we waited in the line for sooo long