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10 Canceled & Closed Attractions of Disneyland That Disappeared Forever What are some of the most far-reaching changes at the Disneyland Resort in Anaheim, California? Do these changes make the park better or worse? 00:00 - Greetings Fellow Citizens of Disneyland! 00:30 - What if Dumbo had stayed? 02:38 - Speaking of Flying high… 04:08 - The opportunity to explore Tomorrowland's waters - Before the Submarines! 06:24 - The journey through liquid space! 08:30 - Traveling FAR above both Tomorrowland and Fantasyland 10:54 - Gotta be careful on the Keelboats - ya might get "keel'd" 12:58 - Why the flying saucers never really took off… 15:14 - The train of the future - Before the monorail! 16:37 - The most talked about former Tomorrowland attraction - The PeopleMover! 19:32 - Splash Mountain - is it the right decision? Dumbo, a popular attraction for a popular film has been a staple of guest visits since it first took flight, but it hasn't always been its present location. Originally, it was located in front of Casey Jr's Railroad, but was moved in the 1983 redesign of Fantasyland. If you're interested, check out Brickey's history & design of Casey Jr. after you finish this one! -    • The History of Casey Jr And It's Many Neig...   The Disneyland Rocket Jets were a popular attraction located in Tomorrowland. The ride, atop the old PeopleMover platform allowed guests to soar high above the park. Modeled after the futuristic designs of the 1960s, featuring sleek silver and white towers with rocket-shaped cars that rotate around the center. Like Dumbo, riders could control the height of their rocket jet by pulling or pushing on a lever, allowing them to take in the sights of Disneyland from a different perspective. The Disneyland Phantom Boats, which opened in 1955, were a boating attraction located in the area between Fantasyland and Tomorrowland section of the park. It featured boats that traveled through a small lagoon, but was quickly closed and replaced with another nearby boat attraction which survived until 1993. The Original Disneyland Submarine Voyage was a popular attraction at Disneyland Park in Anaheim, California. It opened in 1959 as part of the park's Tomorrowland area. The ride took guests on a journey through an underwater world filled with sea life, shipwrecks, and other sights. The attraction featured innovative special effects and animatronics, including an encounter with a giant octopus. This Submarine Voyage closed in 1998. The Sky Buckets were another popular attraction at Disneyland. The Sky Buckets offered a unique and scenic way to travel, and enjoy aerial views of the park while riding in the buckets. The attraction was a classic and beloved part of the Disneyland experience. The Mike Fink Keelboats - inspired by an episode of Walt Disney's hit series Davy Crockett - were a beloved attraction that added one more layer of movement to the Rivers of America. However, it proved to be a little too much movement, and eventually one of the boats capsized which led to the attraction's closure. The flying saucers are an attraction at Disney has tried twice - once in Disneyland, and once with Luigi's Flying Tires during the opening of Carsland at Disney's California Adventure. The PeopleMover was a popular attraction in Tomorrowland - a transportation system that consisted of a series of small trains that traveled on an elevated track throughout the attractions of the land. The PeopleMover was known for its smooth, relaxing ride and its ability to give riders a bird's-eye view of the eastern side of the park. It's replacement, the Rocket Rods, never really took off - and left tracks now too challenging to deal with… Finally we have the changes to Splash Mountain. Controversial from the start, it remains to be seen what the public's ultimate reaction will be when the new attraction - Tiana's Bayou Adventure - opens. What is your opinion? Is the change needed or a nod to political correctness? Hey Brickey! and Brickey Talks Disney are a pair of channels dedicated primarily to the Disneyland Resort and occasionally the Disney Theme parks in Florida. However, it's also dedicated to experiences that go along with living in the Southern California area. Mark brings his characteristic enthusiasm and designer's eye with him on all his adventures. He's inviting you to come along so that you can explore and experience these adventures with him! Join us at    / @heybrickey   and    / @brickeytalksdisney   MAKE DISNEYLAND FRIENDS? Want to hang out with an amazing group of people on our Discord server and get bonus content - as well as replays of livestreams only available to members of Club 1313? Join our growing Disneyland community today by going to https://www.club1313.com/ NEED A NEW PODCAST? Check out Brickey's podcast Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1b9csCd... Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast...