Seven Disney Rides That We’re Shocked Our Readers Hate

There are definitely some rides that are better than others at Walt Disney World. You know all the popular ones like Flight of Passage, Seven Dwarfs Mine Train, and Rise of the Resistance, but have you stopped to think about which ones people hate?

Flight of Passage Queue

Our readers certainly have some strong opinions on the rides they do not like at Disney, and some of them surprised us! 

These are the SURPRISING rides AllEars readers hate — according to your reviews.

TriceraTop Spin – Animal Kingdom

This ride scored the lowest at 4.00 out of a possible 10 points! Only 24% of our readers would recommend it.

Why do you guys hate this ride so much?!

The major criticisms said things like “probably the most boring ride in Disney World” and “It’s just trash, I absolutely hate it.” Others called the ride a “Dumbo clone” and said it “feels dirty and neglected due to the horrible theming of the area.”

TriceraTop Spin

Listen, we know it’s not the most thrilling ride ever, but it’s not THAT bad, is it? It’s just simple! And it’s definitely something good for the kiddos while they’re in Animal Kingdom.

Tomorrowland Speedway – Magic Kingdom

This opening day Disney World attraction for a 5.19 out of 10 points! Only 46% of our readers would recommend a spin on the track.

Tomorrowland Speedway

One reader just said “hate it” which is straight to the point. Another said “no scenery to look at beside Tron construction” and also said it’s an “outdated ride system” which we can’t disagree with, but we thought more people would like this Disney classic!

Not Disney’s best

Other criticisms were “horrible exhaust smell” and “come on Disney, you can do better than this” and listen, we kind of agree with you, that gasoline smell is awful! Time for electric cars with some simulated gas aromas, yes? 

Magic Carpets of Aladdin – Magic Kingdom

The Magic Carpets are apparently not showing guests a whole new world because this attraction only got a 5.49 out of 10! 57% of our readers would recommend riding it.

Is this ride boring?

People also called this ride a “discount brand Dumbo” which is a popular theme. Another reader called it a “carnival ride”, and a particularly passionate reader said pros: “Nothing” cons: “Lame.”

Magic Carpets of Aladdin

This ride is not bad, in our opinion, but yeah…there are definitely better things to wait in line for in Magic Kingdom!

Astro Orbiter – Magic Kingdom

Oh look, another spinning ride! Astro Orbiter got a 5.76 out of 10 rating, and 63% of our readers would recommend riding it.

Astro Orbiter

A reader said that part of the problem is the ride has a “long boarding process” and “deceiving lines.”

Astro Orbiter

Another said “If you are super tall like me, it’s hard to stay in your seat! I had to grasp on to the sides, as the centrifugal force was literally pushing me out of my seat.”

©Disney | This goes pretty fast!

So keep that in mind if you’re a tall person! Otherwise, you can get some pretty great views up here.

Liberty Square Riverboat – Magic Kingdom

This is technically a ride, so we’re counting it! The Riverboat scored a 6.09 out of 10, and 64% of our readers would recommend it.

Liberty Square Riverboat

Basically, the main criticism here is that this attraction is boring. Others also said that “There really isn’t a story or anything to it” so it’s particularly boring for kids. 

Liberty Square Riverboat

One reader made a good point saying “Parents can’t take a break because their kids are so bored.” If you’re looking to use this ride as some down time with your kids, you may want to think again!

Alien Swirling Saucers – Hollywood Studios

Over in Toy Story Land, this is one of the newer rides in the park! But that still didn’t stop our readers from only giving it a 6.26 out of 10. Like the Riverboat, 64% of them would recommend this ride to others.

Alien Swirling Saucers

Many people said the ride is “Not that fun and not worth the wait.” Another said it was “Disappointing.”

Alien Swirling Saucers

The overall sentiment was that this ride is just too boring!

Prince Charming Regal Carrousel – Magic Kingdom

Finishing up with another Magic Kingdom ride, we have Prince Charming Regal Carrousel with only a 6.47 out of 10. However, 77% of our readers would recommend riding it, so that’s not too bad!

Prince Charming Regal Carrousel

One reader said there just “isn’t enough amazement” which we can understand, since carousels are pretty standard. 

Prince Charming Regal Carrousel

Another said “It’s for the kiddos, it’s too boring for others.” So if your kids want a fun ride, they’ll probably like this, but we can’t say the same for the teens and adults.

Fantasyland

Those are all of the most hated rides in Disney World according to our readers! What we’ve gathered is that our readers don’t like rides that spin. Maybe one day these rides will win people over, but for now, know what to expect from these attractions. Stay tuned to All Ears for more Disney ratings!

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5 Replies to “Seven Disney Rides That We’re Shocked Our Readers Hate”

  1. The Liberty Square Riverboat is a nice place to relax, but only if you can find a seat. Otherwise, it’s a just another place to stand while doing not much of anything.

  2. The carousel at Hersheypark is also over 100 years old and is a great carousel. While I agree Disney’s charging to much at every turn nowadays, sometimes people just need to have fun on something like a carousel and a Triceratop Spin.

  3. The Carousel is actually cool cause its over 100 years old, so looking at it and the detailed work that’s on it is a great experience. I also may be partial to it because I was born and live in Michigan and that’s where it first was used In Belle Ilse Park. Im providing a link of its history unless that’s not allowed. If not do a search and read about it.

  4. It’s not that guests don’t like rides that spin, its just that they don’t want to spend thousands on a Disney vacation riding rides that can be found at a local carnival or regional park. Guests go to Disney (and Universal) for unique rides and ones that cannot be found anywhere else.