So, uh, Star Tours.

blueerica · 07-28-2010, 02:14 PM

I was fortunate to have three family members employed at the park when I was very young, so I got to go to Disneyland with regularity (probably at least every other month until I moved, then it was at least 3x every summer). So, I got to go on ATIS many, many times before it closed; it shared a Top 3 spot with Space Mountain and Pirates of the Caribbean. ATIS really, truly amazed me. My little mind was blown away.

While I was young enough (9-ish) to accept Star Tours and be excited for all the new-ness of it, I felt the disappointment of missing the old ATIS queue for a number of years, until my child-like memory of it began to fade.

Come to think of it, I don't Star Tours was ever on my "must-do" list for Disneyland visits, whereas SM and PotC were.

07-28-2010, 02:14 PM	#1
blueerica Nueve Join Date: Jan 2005 Posts: 6,497	I was fortunate to have three family members employed at the park when I was very young, so I got to go to Disneyland with regularity (probably at least every other month until I moved, then it was at least 3x every summer). So, I got to go on ATIS many, many times before it closed; it shared a Top 3 spot with Space Mountain and Pirates of the Caribbean. ATIS really, truly amazed me. My little mind was blown away. While I was young enough (9-ish) to accept Star Tours and be excited for all the new-ness of it, I felt the disappointment of missing the old ATIS queue for a number of years, until my child-like memory of it began to fade. Come to think of it, I don't Star Tours was ever on my "must-do" list for Disneyland visits, whereas SM and PotC were.
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