The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh

This is a family-friendly dark ride in the middle of Magic Kingdom. It will take you on a magical journey through the Hundred-Acre Wood, showing WTP characters throughout. It’s been around entertaining families for almost 30yrs, and hopefully to no end close by.

If you’re looking for a ride that captures pure Disney magic and nostalgia, The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh is an absolute must-do in Magic Kingdom. I wasn’t expecting to be so charmed by this ride, but from start to finish, it delivered a heartwarming, whimsical, and visually delightful experience that’s perfect for guests of all ages. Queue Experience: Even the wait in line feels like part of the adventure. The interactive queue is one of the most underrated parts of the ride. You’ll pass through Rabbit’s garden, bounce with Tigger’s shadow, spin barrels, and “wipe away” honey from giant digital touchscreens. It’s great for kids to burn some energy while waiting, but honestly, it’s just as fun for adults if you let your inner child out. It truly sets the tone for the cozy, storybook atmosphere that’s coming. Ride Experience: Once you board your beehive-shaped ride vehicle, the journey begins with a cozy transition into the pages of A.A. Milne’s classic tales. The ride is dark (indoor), which adds to the dreamy feel, and everything is painted in warm, golden hues. As you glide through, you relive beloved scenes from the Hundred Acre Wood — from floating with umbrellas in the rain to the hilariously chaotic “heffalumps and woozles” dream sequence. That scene in particular is a trippy, neon spectacle — kind of like Disney’s version of a lighthearted fever dream, but in the best way. The animatronics are classic but charming. Tigger’s bouncing segment makes the entire ride vehicle spring along with him, which is such a fun little touch. The transition from scene to scene is smooth, the narration is cozy and calming, and the music really pulls at the heartstrings. It feels like reading a bedtime story brought to life. Accessibility and Comfort: The ride is gentle and slow-moving, so it’s ideal for all ages — from toddlers to grandparents. There are no sudden drops or jerky movements, just a smooth cruise through beautifully designed storybook scenes. It’s also a great way to cool off on a hot Florida day. Final Thoughts: This ride is an absolute gem, especially if you grew up loving Winnie the Pooh and friends. It’s not the flashiest or most high-tech attraction in the park, but it doesn’t need to be. Its strength is in its storytelling, charm, and ability to make you feel like you’re stepping into a childhood daydream. Whether it’s your first visit or your fiftieth, this ride never fails to make you smile. Pooh said it best: “Sometimes the smallest things take up the most room in your heart.” This ride is one of those small, perfect things.

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ A sweet, bouncing journey through the Hundred Acre Wood! ​This ride is pure, wholesome joy. Hopping into a giant "Hunny Pot" and gliding into the pages of the storybook is magical for kids and nostalgic for adults. ​The highlight is undoubtedly the Tigger scene—the vehicle actually bounces up and down along with him, which always gets a laugh. The "Heffalumps and Woozles" dream sequence is also surprisingly trippy and colorful, with neon visuals that really pop. It’s a gentle dark ride that captures the charm of the books perfectly. ​Tip: Don’t skip the interactive queue! The "honey wall" where you can draw shapes and the garden games are great for keeping little ones entertained while waiting. A must-do for families!

The ride is very enjoyable, especially for Winnie the Pooh fans, it's about one story from the Winnie the Pooh book! It's about how Winnie the Pooh is so obsessed with honey and also got into the middle of bad weather but with friends, they all had a wonderful time. Before having the ride, there are many interactive play structures for kids, this really makes the waiting time easier to pass, which is a great help for parents with young kids!

Cute unique dark ride! Great for pooh lovers, and everyone in-between. Line is usually a bit long and slow moving, but the queue is cute and has a lot of interactive parts for the little ones.

Pooh bear is my favorite character so i am definitely biased about this ride. I really enjoy this ride every time we go to the park. We hop in a honey pot & go visit with all Pooh’s friends. If you love Pooh & books there is an interesting book called “The Tao of Pooh”. This is a fun ride for the whole fam. I’d highly recommend this ride.

This Winnie the Pooh themed ride is on of my favorites at Walt Disney World! It's slow, quiet, cool, and of course is absolutely adorably themed!

The line for the ride is just as good as the ride itself if you have a kid. Great display and interactivity!

As an adult, I really enjoyed this ride. It is a chill ride that's is really cool to look at. The detail and thought that went into creating these rides are impressive. While my older son thought it was boring, I appreciated the artistry. The rides he thinks are cool are guardians and tron. Line seems to move fairly quickly. Generally geared for the younger kids.

This a great ride with an old school feel. I'll admit, I was sad that it took over Mr Toads Wild Ride and I do still miss that ride but this is a great ride that takes you through the story. The line is interactive too and I'm a sucker for that sort of thing. But bring hand sanitizer. It's definitely a high touch interactive line.

This ride is located in the Fantasyland section of Magic Kingdom. It was a slow ride that had lots of colors but it targets kids instead of adults. It was just okay and not the best ride here.

The many adventures of Winnie the Pooh is an attraction/ride located inside of Walt Disney worlds magic kingdom park and features the likeness and imagery of the classic honey bear and his friends. The ride itself is for all ages and sizes and usually has a 25-50 min wait depending on time of the day. The line for the ride goes pretty quickly as the line is pretty much a hands on playground for the kiddos. Very creative and unique setup where kids can run around and play on musical instruments, puzzles and little playhouses. It kinda makes the line lag behind sometimes as parents are trying to gather up their kids. But it's a neat and fun concept. The ride itself puts you in a moving honeypot that's takes your quite literally through the pages of a Winnie the Pooh book. Featuring disneys classic animatronics and some colorful and creative set designs this is a neat and fun attraction for all ages. Overall a fun and creative attraction that brings the magic kingdom magic feel for the youngsters.

This ride is cute! All ages can ride. It is one of my favorite slow rides. The atmosphere is cute and it's very colorful.

Winne the Pooh ride at Magic Kingdom is a fun delight for young children and a bad acid trip for adults. Your experience starts in the queue which is very interactive. There are plenty of fun games and gadgets to place with while moving in line, making the wait time seem shorter. On to the ride... you board your hunny pot and get taken away in to a Winne the Pooh storybook. Only problem is Pooh starts to have a nightmare that to me just turns plain creepy. Go on and judge for yourself! I'm a fan of Winne and all his friends and as creepy as the ride is I still enjoy it. Unfortunately it replaced Mr Toads wild ride which was a classic that no one will ever understand why Disney got rid of.

Some may think it's aimed to the younger aged, but it's so cute and worth the wait in line. We were lucky and it was only a ten minute wait when we arrived so we wandered in. The songs, colors and smiling faces make it easy to love. Pooh Near doesn't get near the love he should.

If you like honey, give this ride a visit. Lots of bears and honey. The line was longer than expected. Still fun ride.

This is a fun family ride that my daughter and I enjoyed riding together. We wash Winnie the Pooh a few times nothing too significant but we did enjoy it so when we wrote this ride and walk through the adventure story book it offered we had a good time it's definitely worth checking out

My family and I had visited Disney World during the last week of July. The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh is located in Fantasyland within Disney World's Magic Kingdom. It's right across from the Seven Dwarfs Mine. The ride is slow and dark. It's cute, and great for families! We didn't wait longer than 15 minutes to ride this ride. It is slightly different than the Winnie the Pooh ride at Disneyland. When you walk up, you sit in a large Hunny pot which glides you slowly through the dark interactive ride.You go through the original 100 acre wood and meet many of the original characters from the Many Adventures of Winnie the Pool. It's super fun! If you get a chance to visit either Disney World or Disneyland CA, you should check it out!

Cutsy ride. A short ride with animatronics, most kids should enjoy this one. This is the same exact ride as the one located in Disneyland, so if you've been on that one already you'll know what to expect here. The only difference here is the "Rabbit's Garden" area - for kids to play in while the parents wait in line - is larger than it's California counterpart. There is also little things for the kids to do while waiting in line. The ride itself keeps moving, is short and simple to follow (although a little weird) and has some air conditioning if you really just want to get out of the heat for a few minutes. The cars can fit 2-3 in front and 2-3 in back, depending on sizes. The lines can get very long, so if you're in need of going on this ride and have the available fast passes, I would use them. Ride is classic, but also looks a little dated compared to other rides in The whole park. Often the characters are near this ride for meet n greets. I saw both Pooh & Tigger, so unsure if those are the only ones in this park or if they include the others (Piglet & Eeyore) at different times as well. Located in the Fantasyland area of Magic Kingdom in Disney World.

I love this ride growing up and. Now taking my child it's as if I can remember it's one of the originals. That's been there for years . The movement of the ride the colors lights and more. It's about five minutes the ride and I love how it's for everyone .

Fall in love all over again with Pooh and the gang on this cute "dark ride" in Fantasyland. You climb aboard a Hunny pot and bounce with Tigger, wind through the 100 Acre Wood, and float downstream during the flood, all straight from the page's and movie about the world's favorite bear. Kids of all ages will love this ride! No fast pass needed here - the line rarely exceeds 30min, except during peak times. I like to ride the nearby Mine Train and then ease back down by riding Winnie the Pooh afterwards.

3 Stars for a cute ride for little ones that has an interactive line, but is really short and maybe not worth it if the wait is over 30 minutes. First thing you see is the interactive elements along the line. These will be fun for kids in the 3-7 range I'd imagine, which is great to have while they're waiting. I don't think I'd touch anything myself because of all the germs, but it's a cute element. The ride itself has you sitting in a moving honey pot that fits two adults with one child. It weaves you through a story of Winnie the Poo that sometimes feels like a fever dream (see: mushrooms) but the black light really helps make it pop! It's a fairly short ride, so I probably wouldn't wait over 30 minutes for this one, but I was there on a busy Sunday and caught it at 25 minutes and enjoyed I thoroughly. P.S. Winnie is a bit scary looking at the end... check out the main pic for the ride. Lol

Honestly, I always want to love this ride more than I really do. I love Winnie the Pooh and I even collected Eeyore stuffed animals when I was younger. This ride is adorable, filled with story imagery right out of one of the more well known Pooh movies, and has a fun queue with interactive activities. So why don't I love it more? It's honestly very, very geared to the young ones. Not kids, but toddler and under group, in my opinion. Let's be real, that's not shocking. But it does make for less of an appeal for anyone else. For me it's more about cost benefit. The line is usually thirty or more minutes, and it's not worth that for the level of enjoyment I get from it. The queue is interactive, but also incredibly noisy and loud. Think of a fast food play place, or those kids area in malls. Lots of kids, lots of loud interactive stations, and plenty of running around. It also causes some line chaos as people move in and out to play around. The ride itself takes you through 'a blustery day' and has the flood, heffalumps and woozles and plenty of honey references. Overall: C+ Not geared towards my age group or demographic so not as loveable as some other Disney rides.

Although I love Winnie the Pooh, this ride was slightly dull and too slow paced for me. I did enjoy the walkway area that had a lot of interaction objects for the kids to touch and play with. But the ride itself cute for kids and had some twists.

Very much a kid ride, waited for 30 mins and all of the the baby's were crying or playing with the toys. And btw.... I really wanted to play too! I'm so dissatisfied with this ride, I had a migraine while riding ugh so poor ew

I have enjoyed The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh since I was a young boy. The ride continues to hold up as a cute adventure through the 100 Acre Wood fit for adults and children alike. Guests climb aboard an overflowing Hunny Pot that acts as your vehicle while riding, bouncing, and floating through the pages of a Winnie the Pooh story. One of my favorite aspects of this ride is that the park had several games and interactions installed within the line. Kids can play with the bongo drums and various garden games while waiting. The area is set up almost like a small park that is built within the line. This little playground acts as an excellent distractor for the kids while they are waiting to board the Hunny Pot. I tip my hat to Disney for incorporating this small play area into a popular children's ride.

What more can I say? This is a classic Disney dark ride with a cute theme and an entertaining line. There was way more to it than I expected, so I was pleasantly surprised. My toddler loved it which what matters the most. The animatronics are great and it is a lovely story to ride along to. We got to ride as part of Early Morning Magic, an extra ticketed event, so there was NO line. The best! I might use a fast pass on this in the future, if my little boy wants to get on it!

Nice short ride for the kiddos. I would skip if just the adults unless you are huge Winnie the Pooh fans. You ride in a car which looks like a honey pot. There are parts that were loud and dark. Unfortunately due to covid, the fun activities for the kiddos while you wait in line are closed.

This is a cute ride that takes you through a few of the scenes from the Winnie the Pooh series. It was shorter than I expected it to be and definitely had some things I wasn't familiar with since I have only seen a few things here and there (one area was really trippy) but otherwise was a really calm and chill ride that's great for the kiddos. I think it'd be a lot more fun for people who are fans of the series.

Would I use a fast pass on this? No, its just not my style The kid factor: GRADE B. Young kids will love it. Older kids may be a little meh The line, ease of boarding, staff, and atmosphere: GRADE A. There is some interactive things in the line to help keep things interesting. No boarding issues and this one can even accommodate full wheel chairs The ride overall / final thoughts: GRADE B. Makes me miss Mr Toad's Wild Ride, but oh well. The ride is by no means a trip highlight, but its not a painful stop. 3.5 rounded up to a 4 star

This ride is a psychedelic ride through the hundred acre wood. While that sounds very appealing, to me, the ride was just OK. The kids, however, loved it. One thing that was nice about this ride was the waiting area. There are nice games for kids to play which made the 45 minute wait less stressful. The interactive wall of honey was interesting, but as a previous reviewer said, I can only imagine the germs on that screen after several thousand people touch it. The ride itself did have decent leg room for those over six feet which was a plus.

Whenever my husband and I visit a Disney park, we usually hit a kiddie ride first so our breakfast can digest and we can get one ride under our belt. When we went to Disney World's Magic Kingdom, The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh was our first stop. The line at first didn't look that long so we thought we would be on the ride pretty quickly; the line was longer than expected. There were lots of twists and turns and tons of kids; TONS! The line is extremely interactive so, prepare yourselves. Kids will run throughout the lines because there are several activities and toys that are available to them; honeypots that you are drum with (which includes the drumming sticks), a honeybee racing game, and little places were kids can take pictures. Children will run and in out of your legs; I almost got knocked down by two of them that were holding on to my legs and would not let go (they were racing each other lol). Winnie the Pooh can sometimes be spotted in the line too which makes for some fun photo opportunities. When you board this attraction, you ride a honeypot. The honeypot takes you through the 100 acre woods and through numerous stories of Winnie the Pooh like his birthday party, Pooh's dreams (or nightmares if you will), Pooh and the blustery day, and one area that Disneyland does not feature- inside Owls house which is actually pretty cool. I adore this ride because I am a kid at heart and the Fantasyland attractions always makes me feel like a kid again. This is definitely a fun ride for all children and adults who are a fan of Winnie the Pooh and his friends!

Hop in Pooh's honey pot and enjoy the ride! I may be a bit biased here in thinking this is a cute & fun dark ride because Eeyore is my favorite Disney character. I'm completely obsessed with the gloomy little guy! The only sad part about this attraction is that it replaced Mr. Toad's Wild Ride. I realize that they weren't the most popular bunch for kids but I sure loved them! I love hopping around like Tigger and traveling through Pooh's nightmare of heffalumps and woozles! My favorite part is the cute little air balloon that opens up and lets you inside of it. Subtle but I like it. They just did a bit of renovation to the queue line while you wait for the ride. It's so much more fun now! There are some games to play and a small playground for children. My favorite though is the interactive honey on LCD screens. You can wipe it away to show a cute little scene! It's always funny to me how many people standing in the line don't realize the fun to be had behind the dripping honey!

The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh is one of my girls favorite rides at Disneyworld. They're big fans of the books too, so going on the ride is a no brainer whenever we go to the park. As for the ride itself, the set pieces are a bit dated and the visuals aren't all that exciting, but the spin around Winnie the Pooh's world gets the job done for most little kids. One nice part of the Pooh experience is that Disney alleviated some of hassle of waiting by putting a few different kids activities next to the line. Now, instead of moaning and complaining the whole way through, kids have something to pass the time. They should do this at every ride.

My wife and I rode this for the first time recently. I fast passed it because I have seen longish wait times. (60 minutes on this day.) After the FP line merged with the stand-by line, I saw that they have a little playground and other distractions for the kids further back in the stand-by line. It is a dark mildly thrilling ride, perhaps to train kids for adult thrill rides. The story reminded me of Splash Mountain, with characters being threatened by the bad guys. The special effects are cute, the way you enter a couple of the rooms for example, and what happens in those rooms (in one room you "jump" with Tigger, or rather, your boat does). One photo moment I missed was when I thought I was looking at another boastful of riders, but realized it was a mirror image of our own boat. Too late! Two pieces of trivia: you won't hear Christopher Robin mentioned as they weren't allowed to use the character. Also, you can see Mr. Toad handing over his deed to his property, because the ride replaced Mr. Toad's Wild Ride. Not many rides actually encourage kids to read, but the decor includes oversized murals representing pages from the Pooh Corner books. A nice subtle touch.

This little ride is so underrated and such a joy even as an adult! Typically I opt for skipping this ride just because I wasn't a huge Pooh fan when I was younger, but my husband insisted we ride something while we waited for a fast pass and this was the one. The line was pretty long, but it moved quickly and the line is filled with fun things for kids to do while they wait. The jumping, laughing, and playing from the families in line kept me entertained! Once you get on, it's a slow-paced ride that takes you through the story of Winnie the Pooh. The track the ride is on has turns and dips so it feels like you are jumping, floating, etc. Although it's quick, it is very adorable and such a fun ride for kiddos!

I give this 5 stars because my daughter loved it and it is a nice ride you can go on with kids! There was a decent size line when we went, but it went along pretty fast. There were some things for kids to do while waiting in line - not sure how to explain it haha, but entertainment. I think all kids rides should have that!

It's a ride. A decent ride. No thrills, but a good ride for kids or Winnie the Pooh lovers. There's some slight entertaining things to do while waiting in the regular queue that aren't in the fastpass line.

The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh is another Disney dark ride staple. Once again, great for kids but nothing exciting for teens/adults. The animatronics are pretty basic and the actual storyline is kind of pointless. I did enjoy the tribute to Mr. Toad in Owl's room scene. Not a bad ride to relax in if there isn't a long line, but don't wait too long or waste a FastPass+.

It pains me to write a review (a good one) for an attraction that took over a childhood favorite of mine, Mr. Toad's Wild Ride. I will admit that the theming of Winnie The Pooh added a needed update to Fantasyland. The ride is slow but each room has a ton of detail. Keep a look out for Mr. Toad in Owl's house!

The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh opened as a replacement for Mr. Toad's Wild Ride. Later on when Fantasy land was updated they added an interactive queue where you can play games while you wait on line. Once you get up to the ride you board a honey pot that takes you through Pooh's Blustery Day. I would probably have skipped it but we had one last fast pass good for any ride and the park was about to close and this is where we were standing. It's a cute ride perfect for small children. After seeing a few of the story characters you come upon Pooh having a nightmare. Then you go through a scene with Pooh's nemesis the Heffalumps. It all turns out well in the end when you come upon the party scene featuring all of the characters happy once again. As the ride goes along it moves up and down to bounce like Tigger and it looks like it will hit a wall which then quickly moves out of the way. I am a Pooh fan so I liked it but I can take it or leave it. For parents with young children it's a must.

Soooo I'm 27 years old and I love this ride! Even when you wait in line, the decorations are so cute and interactive (for the kiddies). When you're entering the ride, you sit in a giant "hunny" pot and slowly ride around visiting all the characters and even get caught up with the huffalumps! This is more of an older ride but honestly, all ages can enjoy it. Once my son gets older to enjoy Disney, I know he will appreciate this ride as much as I do!

We waited in line for over an hour for this two minute ride. This ride really is more for young children. Lots of cardboard cutouts and noise. I honestly wouldn't wait in line to do it again

I am a big, big fan of Winnie the Pooh. Having to write this in real dissapointment that a better Pooh ride could not be created to do tribute to this classic children's story. Don't get me wrong, I love the exterior interactivity for this ride. There is a kids play area and interactive honey screens with hidden pictures behind. This is a highlight. Its the ride itself that seem to be cutting corners and skimping on real creativity. Its hard to compare rides like the Haunted Mansion and Pirate of the Caribbean that create an experience and tell a story, with Disney's current attractions like Winnie the Pooh that seem to be dialing it in. The story, which I've read and love, is hard to understand or even make out in this confusing, poorly done ride. My own daughter, now 7, is my best gauge. She loved reading the stories and seeing the real Pooh (in NY's Public Library) and said the ride was "not very good" which is an understatement in my opinion. Poor Ole Bear! You deserve better than this.

The many adventures of Winnie the Pooh is a dark ride located in Fantasyland. I love Winnie the Pooh and I like this ride even though it replaced mr. toad's wild ride. I think the queue is one of the better ones in Disney. From drawing in honey to knocking on piglet's house to reading the huge pages of the classic tale, it is a good way for kids to play at high wait times. This ride is a dark ride. You board a gigantic honey pot and it takes you through iconic scenes of Winnie the Pooh. I always love bouncing with tigger and seeing Pooh's dream. While it's definitely not perfect, and I would not wait more than 40 minutes for it, it really is a good dark ride. Overall rating: 7/10

This ride is very cute you write on a little buggy and go through a story of Winnie the Pooh. Both the Winnie the Pooh ride at Disneyland and Disney World are very similar. These roads are safe for smaller children as well as adults because it goes slow and there are no fast points or drops.

Pooh has never been my favorite but my husband grew up reading the books and adores Pooh and the gang and this is a ride we can both agree on! It's fun, whimsical and true to the story. Best of all, the Disney World version is more coherent and makes way more sense than the awkward version at Disneyland. (Don't believe me? Take a trip to California and see for yourself)! The line can get pretty long but if you go right at park opening or right before park closing you should be able to walk right on. You get to ride in a giant, bouncing honey pot through the ride with cute statues of Pooh and his friends. And watch out for Tigger -- he wants you to bounce with him and if you aren't careful you might just "bounce right out of the ride!" If this ride doesn't put a smile on your face, you have a cold heart!

Located in Magic Kingdom's Fantasyland, this attraction takes passengers on a storybook adventure through the adventures of Winnie the Pooh. This ride is mellow enough for little ones. They can enjoy a happy upbeat ride through different pages of the Pooh storybook. The vehicles resemble honey pots and can accommodate up to 4 adults or and combination of adults and kids in its two rows. Enjoy bouncing with Tigger (that's my favorite part). It's and short ride but the little ones will enjoy it. The line gets pretty long during the day so I suggest a fastpass if you're not planning on using them for the mountains and other more popular rides.

Uber adorable ride. You're sitting in a Hunny Pot while it turns all through the Hundred Acre Wood. This is an individual ride. Unfortunately it is over before you know it but it is for children and adults of all ages. Loved, loved, LOVED it!!!

My wife and I are in our fifties and found ourselves at loose ends in the Magic Kingdom late on a Friday near closing time. After riding Space Mountain several times in a row we decided to see what else we could squeeze in on our way to the exit. We had never been on this one, and since it had no line (given the lateness of the hour no doubt) we decided to give it a shot. We were immediately impressed at all the activities and games in the imagineered line leading up to the ride. There are lots of fun things to do and play with that anyone waiting in line will have plenty to do and see before they get to the front. The ride takes you through a book, harkening back to the old Winnie-the-Pooh cartoons from the Wonderful World of Disney. All the characters show up in animatronic form, especially Tigger. Lots of Tigger. Since the main inspiration is from the Blustery Day cartoon, I actually thought that very young riders may find this a bit too scary. But its a fun little ride, and if it is clearly aimed at and designed for the younger set you can still share it with them. Even if they aren't with you.

This ride replaced Mr. Toad's Wild Ride (soon after the ride starts, look for the picture of Mr. Toad handing the deed to Owl - it's up top on the left), and we wondered if they actually kept the same track in place. It's kind of jerky, which doesn't fit with the Pooh storyline at all. After riding this one once, I did not plan to ride again. But, we were wandering through Fantasyland late enough during Mickey's Christmas Party and there wasn't much of a line... so we hit it again. On the second time, I spent less time looking for trivia bits and hidden Mickeys and just enjoyed the story. It's cute, and I'm sure this is a very pleasing ride for little kids. And hey, at the end of the day, Pooh is adorable.

This is a cute Disney ride for the Hundred/ Acre Woods fans. No frills, just a trip down memory lane and your travel in a Hunnypot through the Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh: the day they met Tigger, Pooh getting stuck in Rabbit's hole, and who can forget the Huffalumps. While the ride took me back to my childhood, I didn't get anything out of it but some time to check my email and rest.

This is a ride I'll do at Disney if the line is short or if I can't get any more fast passes for the day and I can grab this one up still. Reason being is the ride itself I feel is so short. I'd never wait in a long line for it. The line queue is entertaining for little kids: there are drums they can beat and a honey wall they can touch a long with the other kids touching (blak germaphobe in me wants nothing to do with that wall) But I don't need that entertainment. The ride itself can seat 6 people (Well really 4, but if you have little kids you could do 2 adults and a little kid in each row) And it takes you through the story of Pooh like the Movie that I watched as a kid, Return to Pooh Corner. Its cute. There are some cute scenes in it and if you love Pooh, you'll enjoy it. But its short, and some areas are kind of random. The whole ride is pretty comical cause its literally dragging you through these odd scenes and by the time you realize what's happening you're off the ride and thrown into the gift shop. Not a must do but a do it if there's no wait for me.

This is a very cute ride! It was previously Mr. Toad's Wild Ride, And has a very similar set up. Deride takes you through a combination of statues, cute animatronics, and pictures of your favorite Pooh's corner characters. It is relatively mild, and is not an excessively bumpy ride. My daughter who is three, was slightly nervous in the one section, but thoroughly enjoy the rest of it. They often have some of the characters in a spot located next to the ride as well.

Another cute ride through the World of Winnie The Pooh. It is a slow moving (but does shake around a little bit) taking you through many different scenes with all the characters are making an appearance. When Tigger shows up, your cart starts lightly bouncing around like Tigger does. Most areas are colorful, with familiar music, and really advanced sets, due to being a newer ride. I don't know if I'd go on again soon, but it is definitely a ride I'd recommend for kids, or even adults that want to reminisce.

So the animatronics and design was quite impressive for this ride. Bright colors, decent motor movement from the characters, and beautiful scenery true to the art that is the world of Winnie the Pooh As an adult, not very exciting. Then again, I enjoy thrills and horror. Great for the kids and if you have a soft spot for Winnie the Pooh, then this is a stop for you to make.

One of my favorite childhood cartoons. Love me some Eyore. This is a nice enjoyable ride taking you through the many adventure of Winnie the Pooh. The line has the normal interactive feature that most features that most ride at the world have. I do like the ride better at DisneyLand though. The track is better the lighting, almost everything about it was better at land. Not that this isn't a good right. One of the few rides I think I like better on the other coast. DL over DW.