Is Snow White's Scary Adventure too scary???

[PerformerInWaiting]

Ok i personally think that Snow White is too scary for Fantasyland because i scream every time I go on it. But thats my opinion so I would like to hear what everyone else thinks about the ride

[DisneyHorace]

Scream in what part?
I personally think its kinda nonsensical and random to the point that it confuses me rather than scare me.

[PerformerInWaiting]

I scream on the part where she is infront of the mirror and she turns around. the first time i went on it was the practice gumball rally and the only time i will go on it is in the gumball rally... but the other parts when she comes out of no where freak me out...

[Goover]

Would you rather have a ride exploring the wonders of house cleaning and dancing dwarves?

[mycroft16]

I don't think it is scary at all. It is most decidedly "darker" in tone however. Skeletons of prisoners long since dead clawing their way through iron grates towards trickles of water in a fruitless attempt to live? Giant nightmarish haunted forest of trees looming over you, grinning wickedly? Yeah, definitely not a happy kids ride. It is darker, much more atmospheric and has a gritty reality to it. It is with a purpose however... Snow White running through that forest was terrified. So much so that the trees appeared alive to her. How many times have we been alone at night in an unfamiliar place and our imaginations start running away from us. We imagine every creak of a floorboard or whistle of the wind through the bowers to be some living entity sneaking up on us.

The ride really conveys the feelings and emotions of the story incredibly well, and I love it for that. It is my favorite of all the dark rides. Walt used to say that kids should never be spoken down to or pandered to. They are intelligent and deserve to be treated as such. His movies reflected this. He never hid the reality of life. He may not have shown it outright, but it wasn't some vague, hidden thing. Bambi's mom gets shot. There is no secret to that. The villains in his movies were actually villainous, not some grey area in between. This ride reflects that black and white world view that he used in his films.

[DisneyHorace]

Lol. I personally think that part is fun and a cool little trick for the technology available at the time. My 6 year old cousin thinks that part is "cool" and doesn't find it scary at all.

[Peachy Poofs]

My brother rode it when he was really little and was so scared, he didn't ride it again until he was 16.

[Jazziered]

I liked the ride, except for one thing. I felt the car moved through the ride so fast that you couldn't really pick up on the details of the ride. Which is really sad. I felt dissapointed more than scared.

[DisneyIPresume]

Good thing you didn't ride the pre-remodled Fantasyland version. It was a LOT more scarier back then!

[EvilQueen]

Would you rather have a ride exploring the wonders of house cleaning and dancing dwarves?

and telling a cautionary tale of cavorting with wild, un-tamed rodents, birds, deer, and other woodland creatures?

Sponsored by Western Pest Control...

LOL; this cracked me up!

NO - the ride is wonderful (especially when the FOG is working...); slightly more grown up kids LOVE this - and they'll think back to when they were terrified of it (the year before - when they were "just babies") and be so proud that they 'made it through'!

Or, maybe I've just got a Mean Streak a mile wide!!

[tomrules1955]

Good thing you didn't ride the pre-remodled Fantasyland version. It was a LOT more scarier back then!

yep

[EvilQueen]

I don't think it is scary at all. It is most decidedly "darker" in tone however. Skeletons of prisoners long since dead clawing their way through iron grates towards trickles of water in a fruitless attempt to live? Giant nightmarish haunted forest of trees looming over you, grinning wickedly? Yeah, definitely not a happy kids ride. It is darker, much more atmospheric and has a gritty reality to it. It is with a purpose however... Snow White running through that forest was terrified. So much so that the trees appeared alive to her. How many times have we been alone at night in an unfamiliar place and our imaginations start running away from us. We imagine every creak of a floorboard or whistle of the wind through the bowers to be some living entity sneaking up on us.

The ride really conveys the feelings and emotions of the story incredibly well, and I love it for that. It is my favorite of all the dark rides. Walt used to say that kids should never be spoken down to or pandered to. They are intelligent and deserve to be treated as such. His movies reflected this. He never hid the reality of life. He may not have shown it outright, but it wasn't some vague, hidden thing. Bambi's mom gets shot. There is no secret to that. The villains in his movies were actually villainous, not some grey area in between. This ride reflects that black and white world view that he used in his films.

Excellent Post! I agree 100%!

[SHowardcpa]

I think Pinoccio is morer scarier.

Boys in a cage with their noses growing (somehow oddly excites me).

Turning into a donkey.

Then a giant whale?

Yikes! Where is Kazoo to save me from the evil dumb dumbs?
(RIP Harvey Korman).

[DisneyHorace]

and telling a cautionary tale of cavorting with wild, un-tamed rodents, birds, deer, and other woodland creatures?

Sponsored by Western Pest Control...

LOL; this cracked me up!

NO - the ride is wonderful (especially when the FOG is working...); slightly more grown up kids LOVE this - and they'll think back to when they were terrified of it (the year before - when they were "just babies") and be so proud that they 'made it through'!

Or, maybe I've just got a Mean Streak a mile wide!!

I agree with this and might I also add that you are AWESOME.

[Cuddles McHenry]

It scares my 9 yo niece when we ride it. Personally I think Haunted Mansion is alot creepier, but then again Mansion doesnt sit in Fantasyland.