Full Ride POV of Walt Disney World Railroad with New Narration



Full Ride POV of Walt Disney World Railroad with New Narration

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  1. 🤨 It's unfortunate the TRON tunnel was lackluster after many years of planning and construction. Projections and/or lightning effects would have been a nice touch – another missed opportunity for Imagineering to "wow" guests.

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  2. If you’re wondering what the difference is between the Magic Kingdom and Disneyland, simply watch videos of each respective railroad back to back for a clear demonstration. WDW makes no attempt to tell a story or create a cohesive sense of place with this attraction.

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  3. Former WDWRR conductor and engineer here (mid '70's, pre-construction of the Fantasyland station and relocation of the Frontierland station). I miss the live spiel we gave as conductors, and am surprised how far back they have cleared the foliage along the right of way between Frontierland and Fantasyland. It used to almost brush the side of the train cars! So good to see it return after so long an absence, especially for Christmas!

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  4. The tron building looks like a giant IKEA sticking up out of nowhere. Zero theming anymore. New narration is boring. Tron is 4 years late for being exciting anymore and splash mountain closing in a month? Disney really has lost their direction. Not worth the money

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  5. My last trip on the WDWRR was so stressful because the family in front of me sat a little kid on the end of the seat, she spent the entire trip with all four limbs hanging out of the car, and I was sure I was going to have to spring up and yank her to safety at any moment. This video went a long way toward replacing that memory with something more pleasant!

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  6. I cried tears of JOY hearing the whistle on the railroad! Also the applause from the guests when Walter arrived. Love the windows in the tunnel allowing glimpse of Tron as it cycles by. Would NOT have hurt my feelings if dinos were recycled for the tunnel from UoE, but rightfully Disneyland should have this standout finally.

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  7. Even tho I haven’t been to WDW since 2019 and idk when I’ll
    Be back, but hearing that Tron overlay on the Twain when it goes by gives me chills… awesome movie in a more awesome place. Hope to return sooner then later 😢

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  8. Outstanding stuff. Thrilled to hear the Tron Legacy theme being used – I know it was on the Shanghai ride but it's great to hear it confirmed for Florida. One of my all time favourite film scores.

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  9. So Happy to see the train back in operation. My Handicapped Granddaughter loves riding the train. It will be the first ride we go on when we vacation there in February for her 16 Birthday.

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  10. Seeing the Tunnel that was put up for Tron, at most this train should have been down for a month. There is so much structural pre-fab that could have been done before bringing the tunnel sections in. Leaving only the pouring of concrete to be done once the prefab tunnel sections were in place.
    If there were safety issues around structural steel construction and construction equipment for the ride over the tunnel, they could have left this construction until off hours. Or done limited train shut downs to accommodate construction. All while constructing other sections of the ride area.
    We have all seen road closures and bridge construction that are much larger projects take vastly shorter amounts of time with less disruption to traffic flow, than this project took. All for such a short and painful boring tunnel.
    Good to have the train back. Thanks for the video

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  11. Glad to see the Walt Disney World Railroad back again and I love the new narrations! Although at 4:30, Splash Mountain is sadly no longer going to be around because of some themes in the movie, Song of the South, that don’t appeal to modern audiences.
    Anyway, I use to live in Florida all the 26 years of my life up until June earlier this year when I move to Texas and I wish I was back there to ride the Walt Disney World Railroad again!
    6:10 never mind. I thought that left turn was new. My mistake. Always a great thing to have the Railroad up and running this Christmas! Merry Christmas to everyone two days ago and a Happy New Year!!!

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