Weird, Inappropriate and Forgotten Disney Park Shows | Walt Disney World

Disney and especially Walt Disney World have a long history of theme park shows, many of which were forgotten. However, I recently learned that a circus was once hosted in Epcot, which sent me down the path of discovering forgotten shows at Walt Disney World that were often bizarre, inappropriate or even dangerous. In this episode, we'll take a look at classics like Ace Ventura Pet Detective: Live in Action, the Goosebumps HorrorLand Fright Show and the Magical World of Barbie, among many others.
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[@soltandvinegar]

“A scene that was intended to be comedic” is an absolutely brutal takedown 😭

[@oldmanloki]

14:30 you left our the best joke from the whole show. ken gets mad at crocodile dundee for saying that hes going to throw a shrimp on the barbie.

[@PoseidonEntertainment]

I was trying to be different from the 90s video lol

[@pgj1997]

That's an amazing pun.

[@zakku_88]

Back in August of 2000 when I was 12 years old, my mom and I visited Disney World in Orlando for a few days. We went to go see "Doug Live", and my mom let me go to one of the front seats in the theatre while she sat a little further back. Before the show was set to start, this lady came out on stage to greet everyone in the audience, and said that she was looking for some volunteers to be part of the show! She had all the kids in the audience say a line that would be spoken by Quailboy in the show, and she picked me for the part! She also chose a few adults in the audience to play The Beats. I got brought backstage where a group of castmembers helped me get into costume and explained what my part in the show would be. I also got to meet Porkchop who greeted me and said that he would accompany me onstage for my part, and he also gave me my que to say my line. I was a big fan of "Doug" back when it aired, so this was like a dream come true for me lol!

[@MsDisneylandlover]

When disney channel took over the doug cartoon show it was never the same lol. But nick doug was the best lol. But i wonder y did they mick let go of doug.

[@GameFactsSpecial]

I watched that show in maybe April 2000? I thought it was trash even though I was a fan of Doug. Still maybe I'd remember it better if I went to another themepark besides MGM.

[@wonderrob3225]

Thats so cool ! I once got volunteered by my (so called! 🤪) friend's to be Worf in a star trek show at universal studios. It was super fun. I had to wear a costume and a worf forehead. I was terrible in the part and acted like an idiot which everybody really enjoyed😄

[@unfreshdiva]

I got to be a "beet" - somewhere i still have the certificate we all got for being in the show.

[@zakku_88]

@@unfreshdiva nice!

[@leahpepp1]

The Barbie Birthday show was also filmed and released as a VHS and sold in toy stores. I remember watching it as a little kid and being fascinated by the idea of visiting Epcot.

[@charlesdebarber2997]

I personally witnessed the Goosebumps one in 1996. The monster costumes might look dumb, but the characters in them would pretend to be animatronics and scare the bejesus out of people. :) After the show they would go to this little maze thing beside the stage and you'd walk through whether you watched the show or not. Lots of crying and screaming kids. I was a big fan of the books at the time.

[@raptorskilltor4554]

Same

[@mondenkindqueen]

Honestly I’m surprised there aren’t any official/installed goosebumps attractions. Someone made one, but nobody ever bought it.

[@MonStarGuy]

That weird Cirque inspired show at California Adventure that had major culty vibes still haunts my nightmares.

[@PoseidonEntertainment]

I'm not sure what you mean? Not the beanbags, right?

[@JonFether]

I'll have to say, I had a good chuckle when I heard you refer to the Ace Ventura series of films as "a more mature film".

[@PoseidonEntertainment]

By the standards of the day, I would say it was. I remember when Pirates of the Caribbean came out and people were so concerned that it would be a little too violent or dark for the Disney branding. Ace Ventura is definitely a weird inclusion when it would have seemed "raunchy" in 1995.

[@JonFether]

@@PoseidonEntertainment Raunchy I completely agree with. It's the choice of the word "mature" in regards to a storyline where the main character talks from his buttocks that gave me a good chuckle.

[@Jaden-ko3kg]

I know this isn’t technically a show but a while ago I stumbled onto pictures of Tom and Jerry meeting at mgm studios on the 90s which it thought was weird till I found out Miramax released a ton and Jerry movie in 1993 which was a studio Disney owned. Anyway thought it would be cool to cover for a forgotten walk around characters video. Great video

[@bleepiestofbloops]

The Tom and Jerry shorts were MGM shorts, so you don't really even need the Miramax connection to explain that.

[@princesspikachu3915]

I remember seeing part of the Tom and Jerry stage show thing as a 4 or 5 year old. I didn’t see the whole thing and I remember being disappointed because I really loved that movie as a kid.

[@mamagrubbs]

Ok I giggled when the spider was attacking his face 😂

[@michaelschroeck2254]

I wish they’d moved alien encounter to Hollywood studios or Epcot. That was a brilliant show based on the basic premise that your imagination is scarier than what you can actually see.

[@PoseidonEntertainment]

I only experienced it once, but yeah, it was fantastic. I miss how creative and daring Eisner was.

[@wonderrob3225]

I went on Alien encounter with my brother. He had already been on the ride and warned me that it was really scary. It took place on the Rocket to Mars" circular theatre with the special effects seats. It was incredible and frightening.

[@SMjerZgirl]

I loved Alien Encounter! Agreed it should have been moved to another park.

[@rcrramos8242]

Unfortunately, that sensory type of ride will be considered outdated today, just like how the effects of Honey, We Shrunk the Audience became outdated. Maybe that's why its tough to be a bug is closing.

[@codypierson4739]

During my first trip to Disney in 1992 at the age of 6 I got to see the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles show. Having all the toys and loving the cartoon and movie, I can honestly say it was the first time I remember being “star struck”.

[@constantlyannoying]

One of the weirdest shows right now is the drumming boat show in animal kingdom. They kind of just yell while drumming and tell you to wild out. By the time you figure out where it’s coming from they’re gone because the boat is going so fast.

[@PoseidonEntertainment]

It's a weird covid leftover, but I don't understand why it's still around. It's so strange.

[@shanerulez79]

Huh turning humans into dummy slaves is literally the plot of the Disney Goosebumps show.

[@Leahi84]

You should do one of these on the original classic Universal Studios park. I remember all kinds of silly things like Blues Brother performances, Beetlejuice shows and Ghostbusters parades.

[@AdamYJ]

Last time I was there, they still had Blues Brothers performances.

[@aaronsarchive82]

Silly? Those were great. The Blues Brothers show is legendary! It was written by Ron Schneider, the original Dreamfinder.

[@PoseidonEntertainment]

If you haven't seen it, I do have a deep dive into the original "classic" decade of the park. I don't really touch on street shows, but I cover pretty much everything else: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gaWZeoagbah9gJI

[@martinjmcc1981]

I saw the Ace Ventura show, I was the right age for it, so I loved it and didn't think it was strange! 😂

[@xolta11]

Wait the Ninja turtles at Disney wasnt some thing I dreamed up? As I vaguely remember it, but assumed it was a dream.

[@Chaogod1233]

I remember the Ace Ventura one when I was really really little. I got to meet and get a picture with the prefrormer with my parents convincing my 8 or so old self that was really Jim Carrey...

[@larsvontrash]

god I wish I could go back in time and watch that barbie show

[@natmarie8227]

theres also a HUGE lack of camp.. literally everywhere

[@Roadtripper5432]

Weird fun fact: Kevin Richardson from the Backstreet Boys used to be one of the Disney Ninja Turtles.

[@starsbookreviews]

Kinda funny how they had so much shows back then but now Disney and other parks seem to focus more on rides. I mean besides Disney's night time shows and them reworking already established ones like country bear and little mermaid. Like actually building new places for new shows?

[@PoseidonEntertainment]

Yeah, shows seem to have fallen out of favor, though I don't really understand why.

[@MsDisneylandlover]

I wish Disneyland bring back Captain EO. I always enjoy Moon Walking out the theater 😂😂😂 and badly at that the cast members nice as they was would cheer me me on dancing to hit Just Another Part of Me lol. Can you do a segment on that ride the raised and the fall?

[@2doot]

Captain EO was an absolute must for me every time I went, I'm not a huge MJ fan but I've always admired the music videos and creativity that went into his work. Genuinely such a wonderful piece of history and I wish we still had it around 😭

[@andyb7808]

I have pictures of me as a kid with the TMNT from that show and the meet and greet! I feel old!

[@kratze1738]

I didn't have a Barbie growing up, nor am I a huge fan... but I would have totally watched that Barbie show. It looked fun.

[@aegisofhonor]

I remember walking past something at Epcot in April of 1994 seeing "Magical World of Barbie coming soon". It wasn't' open yet, but it felt really out of place for Epcot even at the time.

[@Dr.RichardJames]

Alien Encounter was the absolute best show in Walt Disney World, ever.

[@2doot]

Holy shit, 25 minutes ago? I just woke up but a video from one of my favorite channels is the best thing to wake up to 😭😭

[@TooneyBird2468]

I also just woke up and as soon as I went to KZbin this video was the first I saw in my recommended page.

[@astroguster5522]

I like to save em 😂

[@mark-789]

The “unsafe insanity” as you referred to them, are the Wynn Family DareDevils! They also were hired to do the same stunts in 1991 at Pleasure Island at Disney World. I was a good friend of the family and would watch my friend get in the globe of death to ride with his father and brother on motorcycles. Yes it was dangerous, but it was cleared safe enough to perform. They, as I once also did, performed stunts for Disney.

[@PoseidonEntertainment]

Yeah, but over guest pathways lol? That wouldn't happen today

[@mark-789]

@@PoseidonEntertainment actually they still do to this day. There are more safeguards than you realize that allow them to be insured still for such acts. Is it still dangerous… yes… but so is driving down the road. You have a better chance of dying from a road trip than you do from standing under them performing… I’ve done it many times in the past. It’s a trip! BTW: I wanted to also say how much I enjoy all the hard work that you put into your videos. It’s a step above the rest!

[@txag007]

Ah the TMNT street show at MGM. My mom to this day likes to remind me that we burned a park ticket just so I could the street show and meet the turtles in person. Best day of my little kid life!

[@Inurantchan]

I was around for all of these things over the years minus the circus ones/dreamfinder one. The goosebumps and TMNT shows were my favorite. I was a big fan of the books and often got picked potentially due to being one of the only little girls that wanted to get their hand sawed off. If you were picked you missed most of the show so I have no real recollection of it other than sounds/dialogue. HOWEVER: you got your own experience in the back in exchange. They walked you through how every trick worked, showed you the mechanisms in the hand trap/box of nails. You also got to meet the characters backstage which was super fun. They terrified me but it was also really cool to have your own private meet and greet in the back while you waited to go on stage again. While most of this may somehow seem weird if you didn't live in that era: all of these things were hugely popular at the time and did very well with the teens that eisner wanted to draw in. Doug Live being the most popular of everything mentioned here (I hated doug so..that one didn't get me). Tarzan rocks was really the least popular one. Most people, myself included, only went to see it due to the skate stunts having such a high range of wipeouts. That show was a mess...

[@PoseidonEntertainment]

That's cool to hear your experience. It seems that audience participation is really being phased out

[@Inurantchan]

@@PoseidonEntertainment Some of that probably has to do with covid, but I had heard prior to that from employees that the rumor was it was difficult to deal with children picked in some old shows. I absolutely ruined one of the goosebumps show I was picked for by saying how the trick worked in front of the audience lol...In general audience participation in theme parks appears to be low priority though..I would love to know why it's disappeared over the years.

[@EmiEvergiven]

It's the child in the spiked coffin with the fake screams for me 🫠

[@feist__]

Poseidon keeps giving me stuff to watch while I eat breakfast lol Thanks Poseidon!

[@alexgrant7514]

Ngl the Barbie World choreography looks fun

[@PoseidonEntertainment]

It was shockingly great. I've covered the show, but never actually watched the whole thing and it was so creative and well crafted.

[@whistlingsage9817]

Surprised that there was no mention of the Star Wars Dance-Off Parties. They would fit into the weird category, wouldn't they?

[@PoseidonEntertainment]

I thought about it, but I figured that Star Wars Weekends could probably make for its own video.

[@Kingead412]

Yo can you compare Disney springs and city walk for a video?

[@PoseidonEntertainment]

Nothing to really compare. City Walk is fine, but there's not much to do and its restaurants are very hit or miss. Disney Springs offers so much more.

[@Kingead412]

@@PoseidonEntertainment valid

[@CoffeeRun87]

I was just telling my spouse about the spaghetti in the Barbie Epcot vhs because it's haunted me all these years...

[@kevinbarnard3502]

I think I recognize the guy in the chair that takes off his wig in the Barbie show [at around 16min05sec into video] from The Adventurer's Club over at Pleasure island. As far as the Alien contortionist show, it may have been a strange for EPCOT street show, but at least they played Jean Michel Jarre's "Eldorado". And, one thing about all Disney performances, the sound is high quality and immersive since it always seemed to come from everywhere.

[@matthulhu27]

I’m already subscribed and I definitely liked. To answer your other question early in the video, Yes I did know that MGM had a TMNT show, because I was there! As a kid, I loved the turtles so I didn’t think anything of it and thought it was great. Now you bring it up though, yeah, that’s kind of odd. Man, it brought back some memories though.

[@neverend3r]

That Barbie Birthday party VHS was big in our family. My Sister got one back then and we still quote that movie today as 30 and 40 year olds. Its become a bit of a meme in our family

[@rrsaga]

They had a circus at the fountain at Epcot when it first… lol. You showed it, but I remember it

[@shardplayz]

my grandpa was at the last show of the circus! he said it was enjoyable but scary cause he was 9.

[@rrsaga]

We knew the aliens at the fountain show too. It was a mother and her two sons…

[@Caisadilla]

DougDoug's stream music playlist has poisoned me. I hear one and like "Hey! That's DougDoug music!" (Great video, love your stuff!)

[@PoseidonEntertainment]

I'm not sure what you're referencing

[@weberman173]

@@PoseidonEntertainment Doug doug is a fairly popular streamer on twitch who also uploads highlight cuts of his streams to youtube. he uses a lot of different music from video games, movies, and everywhere as background noise during his stream/highlight reels.. some of which some people first heard there and thus simply associated with him due to exposure(especialy the tracks he uses often)(for hsi stream iirc he usualy uses similiar royalty free music as everyone else does but given his size its not weird for some to simply hear it there first and just form a symbolic link)

[@bewell256]

new video!! can't wait to watch it cause my man you make great videos

[@traciecombs7030]

I loved the stilt walkers when they wandered around Animal Kingdom! They still use them occassionally❤

[@bjvincent8786]

Great video! Another show I would place in the category of Weird and Forgotten Disney Park Shows would be a short-lived sci-fi themed new wave music group called Halyx that was like Star Wars meets the Banana Splits. It was developed by Disneyland Records and performed at Disneyland's Tomorrowland during 1981 at the Space Stage outside Space Mountain. I vaguely remember seeing a poster and dismissed it as nothing. Now after seeing a KZbin documentary video on of this group on Defunctland; they were actually good.

[@PoseidonEntertainment]

I was completely unaware of that, but I'll have to check it out. Maybe there could be a Disneyland specific version of this video in the future if there's enough weird stuff like that

[@bjvincent8786]

@@PoseidonEntertainment If you are interested it is called Disneyland's Forgotten Sci-Fi Rock Band - Live From the Space Stage (Full Documentary)

[@synsol1008]

I’m pretty sure Knotts berry farm was the first themed park in the USA, Knotts even built ghost town in the 40s

[@PoseidonEntertainment]

That's a textbook attribution, but I disagree

[@otakubullfrog1665]

Since I first visited Disney World as a kid during the height of Turtlemania, I was just happy to see the turtles and didn't really worry that it didn't make sense from a branding standpoint - especially since they seemed right at home in the New York City backlot. I also seems odd that the Barbie show didn't choose to focus only on countries that were in the World Showcase (although Australia has to be pretty high on the list of countries that deserve to get a pavilion).

[@PoseidonEntertainment]

Disney is always weird with Africa. It's never any specific country, but mostly just the jungle and people living in straw huts. It's a Small World uses a lot of strong iconography for Europe, Asia, the Pacific and Central/South America, but the best they can do is have people riding on animals in Africa?

[@kirkvandewalker3574]

Okay, except for the contortionists, I kinda knew about the other stuff that populated WDW. The contortionists in Epcot looked cool! The living statues I personally think have a place in Epcot. Good to know about the Barbie show though!

[@Brandis13]

My first visit to WDW was only in 1994, but I was surprised how many of those I experienced firsthand. I really liked the ones in Epcot, like Christos and the stiltwalkers. Somehow they were an integral part of my Epcot experience and made that park unique. There was another small show not mentioned here, a pair of humanoid „robots“ brought out by „scientists“. I think it was the first tests of the technology that is now used by the stormtroopers, where they communicated with guests using pre-recorded sound snippets they played using hand gestures. Another fun thing was the Muppets Mobile Lab. Another thing I really miss are the streetmosphere characters at the studios.

[@PoseidonEntertainment]

Yeah, there used to be so much more streetmosphere and roving entertainment. Just another reason that Disneyland is better lol

[@HippieHobbity]

i'm losing it over the doofy dragonheads that're just glorified airboats you'd run the swamp in. you ever covered futurecorps? epcot's drum corps?

[@niksoncutts]

Great video! I love when you tackle super weird history stuff like this.

[@Brundelkarf]

I could not stop thinking about the Lupin the 3rd live show in universal Park Japan, It‘s not a weird or inappropriate show but a corny one that has a lot of elements that are really cool, especially if you are a fan of Lupin.

[@PoseidonEntertainment]

I've never heard of it

[@jessicamarie8588]

I used to love the Barbie movie of the show @ Epcot from the 90s! SO nostalgic and such a great memory! Thank you for sharing!

[@nokrepkie]

Not a show per se, but I fondly remember the power rangers being at MGM when I was a kid, and literally all I wanted to do was meet the red ranger because he was my favorite.

[@happyyad]

Would have liked to see the shows you listed in your video. One at Disneyland I would have liked to see was a Live Rock band called Halyx. This was during the 80’s. Have you ever heard of this?

[@PoseidonEntertainment]

It sounds vaguely familiar. Was there a Defunctland video on them?

[@happyyad]

@@PoseidonEntertainment yes, Defunctland did a very in-depth documentary.

[@MsDisneylandlover]

My sister and I. We love that freaking Barbie tape. My great aunt rip my poor we would watch it ovet and over again. After the video we would practice writing in Chinese characters. And ate spaghetti that way. N thanks for pointing out the rest of the show nc i was mad it was not full. N the Barbie touch was my song. My favorite was the black Barbie a course i though she was pretty and especially n that dress. N the actress playing Barbie was pretty m i had love her pink dress. I remember there was a part n video n they said Barbie was a fashion queen n my aunt. Was saying she sure was. My favorite part of the video was end seeing of the dolls and the behind stuff..this why i collect tiana dolls and American Girl Dolls well the black dolls. But over all Barbie video was my life as a kid. Rip to my mom for buying it lol..❤

[@WrockerJenn]

Omg I wish I could have seen Ace Ventura in person! I dont remember any of these shows. I only went twice when I was a kid and missed these. I faintly remember I might have seen the ninja turtles or Barbie but I dont remember. Love your videos!

[@Bald_Sauerkraut]

I remember some of these...the others are new and fun...love your history dives!

[@madamminalost]

I think my family was the only one who liked that Doug show. Though that was probably due to the fact my dad, for reasons we do not know, really liked Doug.

[@skatealex1]

Pretty sure I remember the Ace Ventura show from when i was a kid. Good times

[@michaelschroeck2254]

Yet universal is still doing these sorts of shows much to guests’ delights!!! I guess the DISNEY brand has to be boring? 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@PoseidonEntertainment]

What?

[@phillips2683]

We paid how much to see a circus!!!

[@OldHoagie]

I remember in about 2005 I met the power rangers at Hollywood studios

[@PoseidonEntertainment]

That doesn't surprise me lol

[@alanirons]

Yay🎉 A new Poseidon video!

[@ppersephone88]

You unlocked a memory of the alien contortionists. I think I'd rather forget 😵‍💫

[@katcalico9142]

Ace Ventura is just classic in any media and setting. 🤣 I always love looking at the time period fashion-why so many men in tank tops with gigantic arm holes? I so want you to go on our favorite theme park heads podcast (I can’t remember their name - watcher podcast- they are amazing and you would be the perfect guest - just saying).

[@PoseidonEntertainment]

I did do an episode with them: kzbin.info/www/bejne/o5SafqSCftyKfM0

[@matthewzepess5721]

I’ve never seen any merchandise come up for sale from the goosebumps show, I wonder if they sold anything nearby.

[@PoseidonEntertainment]

I believe there was a walk-through attraction that came with it too, but I didn't realize that until I had finished writing the script. I wonder too if there was any merch, it would certainly be unique

[@89ji36]

THE MUSIC CHANGE WHEN YOU GOT TO THE LIVING DOLLS OMG I spit out my water lmaoooo

[@PoseidonEntertainment]

lol. Out of curiosity what did you watch the video on? I rewatched it on my TV to check sound levels and a lot of the music wasn't discernible.

[@89ji36]

​​@@PoseidonEntertainment I watched it on the KZbin app on my PS5 which is connected to a crappy smart TV but thankfully I think I could hear everything perfectly. Hope you can get any issues sorted, love all your videos!

[@PoseidonEntertainment]

@@89ji36 I appreciate the reply, I'm always trying to get sound mixing just right, so this is helpful

[@MovieFan1912]

1:03-1:35 If you want to hear a little more about this circus, I recommend watching this video: “Disney’s WORST Theme Park Blunders and Mistakes EVER! - Part 2,” made by Mark from Yesterworld.

[@PoseidonEntertainment]

I didn't realize he covered it. Only after writing the script did I discover that ReviewTyme covered it as well

[@feist__]

I've watched this video and I still cannot believe they had animals and motorcycles in the air at Disney. I refuse to believe what I saw was real lmao

[@tuckapenguin681]

Love the topic!

[@nathanblevins158]

It like having Friday the 13th had kids dark ride at universal studios. Or demon slayer had a stage show in universal studios. Or a ghostbusters and the cat in the hat had a stage show. Frozen and ice man from the X-men had meet and greet and a stage show… Or Mickey Mouse Having the horn king in the parades. Or having popeye fighting the creature of the black lagoon. Ok some of those do sound good.

[@AlejandroDiazadiaz201]

You just had to end it with Bargemonious.....Also, we missed the opportunity to have a show based around The Lottery, starring Bette Midler.

[@PoseidonEntertainment]

Speaking of out-of-place and forgotten shows...

[@studioshorts4342]

Love your content

[@EpicMerlin]

Such a goated channel. Great video, hoping you make some waves in the algorithm soon

[@lovedfriend2020]

18:41 AND yet Disney did try flying kites at AK, and YET it failed, so Disney keeps trying. lol

[@PoseidonEntertainment]

Yeah, but at least Skyleidoscope was dangerously entertaining lol

[@wolfxgameing2335]

Great video

[@TheJokazwild]

I still have my old MGM park map with the TNMT Autographs on it in a picture frame put up with other keepsakes.

[@ScarletHoligay]

My brothers were obsessed with the Ninja Turtles show.

[@natmarie8227]

People used to respect kids and didn't shove watered-down crap in their faces. Now it feels like theme parks and the suits and shit at the top think kids are stupid and have no taste but in reality I bet kids today would choose these types of experiences.

[@natmarie8227]

over the baseless boring dull garbage they slop up for people to "enjoy" now :)

[@CorlissGallows]

That Barbie show looks lit. Bring it back!

[@andyjones2224]

i wanted to die when i went to disney world and saw mickeys toontown fair was replaced by the storybook circus

[@PoseidonEntertainment]

I don't remember much of what was there before, but I do like Storybook Circus. I just think it could use another themed flat ride or two. Still, an actual version of Toon Town would be a great replacement.

[@Markimark151]

I miss the circus at Disneyland, because it made the theme park a lot less boring! They had performers with real elephants! Even though circuses were just beginning their downfall in the 1980s, I went to one as a kid. I think Circus Vargas people were performing at Disneyland, they had the same performers like clowns and acrobats! Old school circuses are now illegal, thanks to animal rights activists like PETA!

[@PoseidonEntertainment]

Well, that's a take

[@Markimark151]

@@PoseidonEntertainmentI just miss when Disney would have talented live performers doing stunts, even Circus Vargas which I used to go to as a kid, they’re a shell of their former self. They don’t come to my state anymore!

[@kodywilson26]

I would love to see a short episode about "club buzz" from Disneyland. I loved that show as a kid.

[@PoseidonEntertainment]

Haven't heard of it, but perhaps a Disneyland specific version of weird shows could be a video

[@jmn327]

"Inappropriate and Forgotten", ends on shots of HarmoniUS...well, who's gonna argue with that?

[@nathanforester5993]

They should bring back back Goosebumpsi nto the parks because there's a new Goosebumps show on Disney Plus.

[@wispisang]

Damn I’m surprised “The Making of Me” didn’t get included on this list. Like at first I was thinking because it’s a film but Captain EO was also mentioned so yeah, woulda thought that’d make the cut. Last thing I’d expect to see in a Disney Park is cartoon sperm but somehow it has happened.

[@coppertopolo]

I question your premise: "carefully crafted experience". I can agree with the expensive part - but recently - the carefully crafted part has gone more to the account executives. To which I am sure you would agree. But, great content as always.

[@PoseidonEntertainment]

You're certainly correct, although the executives haven't ruined enough yet for me to stop going.

[@level3xfactor]

I THOUGHT I IMAGINED THAT ACE VENTURA SHOW AT DISNEY

[@LaurenluvtoonZ]

I was surprised that those shows existed! Goosebumps is crazy idea for a stage show. That Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles show remind me, when the Power Rangers made an entrance getting ready for a meet and greet

[@martidodger7106]

I experienced the TMNT show on my first trip to MGM in the 90s. I was really weird!

[@foxfox1422]

Goosebumps :)

[@DecayedAndy]

i was there for the goosebumps hall of mirrors i missed the show, was very scared...maybe too scared especially for my age which was 10 at the time but hey slappy was huge compared to me at that age XD

[@basementdwellercosplay]

Poseidon... Poseidon where's you're Oxford comma?

[@PoseidonEntertainment]

Hmm?

[@MsDisneylandlover]

I love Goosebumps and Are You Afraid of the Dark those are my childhood shows. Can you do a segment on great Nick and Disney childhood shows? But I guess it would have to be ride-like. The 90s and early 2000s was the best of my childhood and high school days. ❤❤❤😊😊😊

[@CinnamonGrrlErin1]

Have you seen the Nick Knack videos on poparena's channel? That guy goes super, super deep into Nickelodeon history and lore

[@CoasterVisuals103]

Can you do a video about pirate themed boat rides. I think rides like Icosari and Pirates in Batavia need to be talked about more. Especially Icosari because it's a superior verison of Pirates of the Caribbean in every way.

[@AK-cv1fv]

MGM Studios had a "great" Dick Tracy show. I think you can find videos of it online.

[@PoseidonEntertainment]

I vaguely knew about it, but I wasn't sure if it was more streetmosphere vs show. I'm not even sure if I should have even included the Ninja Turtles

[@tormentaelnegro2213]

Doug live?!?! I need more info on that ASAP 😂😂😂

[@PoseidonEntertainment]

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[@albertjimeno5315]

That Barbie show from 1994 is so nostalgic to see now