If you could make your own attraction...

[chadb14]

This may be a little obscure, but I always thought that Darby O'Gill and the Little People (1959) would make a great dark ride. You've got the leprechauns and the banshee in there. It could be really good if done correctly.

[calsig31]

The Apple Dumpling Gang.

[gatheringrosebuds]

Reminds me of Dr.Who although I have only heard of the show and never seen it but it sounds like it.

I've never seen it either, so I wouldn't know. Despite all the buzz I've heard about it, I really don't know anything about its premise besides the fact that there are multiple forms of the alien doctor and a time travel machine that looks like a phone booth.

If we're talking purely unused franchises here, I'm on board with Tron in Tomorrowland. I tend to be pretty anti-Disney franchise in lands like NOS, Adventureland, and Tomorrowland, but I could actually envision a Tron attraction in Tomorrowland, as long as it wasn't a direct re-telling of the film. The idea of traveling inside a computer is pretty futuristic. It's a really interesting concept to explore.

[seafaring_ghost]

The Museum of the Weird, a dark ride through a pier side dime museum and it's mysterious warehouse

[DrFink]

I always thought if Disney wanted to go the superhero route they should have made a ride, or something, centered around The Incredibles.

[Spence]

Definitely a Lion King ride. There's just so much emotion to be conveyed in a ride like that. You could even have one big room in the ride for the "Just Can't Wait to be King" number, similar to the "Under the Sea" portion of the Little Mermaid Ride.

I might also do a big reno to The Tower of Terror, making it more like the DisneyWorld version (adding a fifth-demension scene and making the queue WAY bigger and more immersive) while still keeping many of the elements of the current attraction such as the amazing mirror effect.

[imaginashton]

Deffinetly tron, using a trackless ride system
Lion kind would be pretty cool...maybe a boat ride
frankenweenie would make for a nice ride, maybe in hollywoodland

and of course John Carter. Probably the best and most successful movie of all time! It deserves a ride

[lady3jane]

I'm not a fan of rides being based on movies which have new stories (ALice in Wonderland, Peter Pan, etc were well-known stories long before they were movies) but I have to say I really think a Tron ride would work well in Tomorrowland.

[mratigan]

Doctor Who ride......
HECK YAAA!!!!!!!!

[Pinrar]

Doctor Who ride......
HECK YAAA!!!!!!!!

Back in the day disney was going to buy doctor who from the BBC and feature a walk through tardis attraction at DL. Never happened but it would have been amazing!

[MickeyMao]

A new skyway attraction.

[DrFink]

I would include a Tron ride similar to Space Mountain. You would go through the grid on a vehicle that looks like a light cycle and I would integrate glow in the dark and black light effects.

[calsig31]

I would include a Tron ride similar to Space Mountain. You would go through the grid on a vehicle that looks like a light cycle and I would integrate glow in the dark and black light effects.

They have something very similar to this at EPCOT.

[Tiger Lily]

I always thought the scene in Aladdin where they're being chased on the magic carpet in the cave of wonders would make a cool virtual rollar coaster type ride, similar to star tours.

[gatheringrosebuds]

I always thought the scene in Aladdin where they're being chased on the magic carpet in the cave of wonders would make a cool virtual rollar coaster type ride, similar to star tours.

I actually think that a mild suspended swinging coaster would be an awesome choice for an Aladdin attraction.