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Mr. Toad’s Wild Ride (Track 1) Magic Kingdom

The right hand track on the late, lamented Mr. Toad’s Wild Ride at Walt Disney World’s Magic Kingdom.

Duration : 0:3:23


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25 Responses to “Mr. Toad’s Wild Ride (Track 1) Magic Kingdom”

  1. Well it was Bogus! …
    Well it was Bogus! And you’re Bogus…and if we don’t get some rules, pront…we’ll be bogus, too.

  2. WOW same here. I …
    WOW same here. I hated that ride, it freaked me out

  3. TheDaniel3486 on July 28th, 2009 at 5:46 am

    ive never been on …
    ive never been on this ride

  4. KayleeMarie242 on July 28th, 2009 at 5:46 am

    This was the BEST …
    This was the BEST Magic Kingdom ride! I am still boycotting the Winnie the Pooh ride!

  5. KayleeMarie242 on July 28th, 2009 at 5:46 am

    The Wind in the …
    The Wind in the Willows

  6. walkonairproductions on July 28th, 2009 at 5:46 am

    is this ride based …
    is this ride based off a movie, cause i’ve never heard of it…

  7. I was 4 years old …
    I was 4 years old when I went on this ride, and I was terrified. I know by reading these comments that a lot of people worshipped it, but I practically threw a party when I found out that it was getting replaced by Winnie the Pooh. Then again, I was like 7 when they got rid of it.

  8. I’m sure it’s been …
    I’m sure it’s been said, but WtP just generates more profit thatn Mr. Toad. But what’s frustrating is that the area across from this ride (which used to be the subs and is now covered over) is pretty much wasted. I wish they had put this Pooh ride there and kept Toad! One of my favs of all time.

  9. homersimpsonucf on July 28th, 2009 at 5:46 am

    Mr. Toad’s Wild …
    Mr. Toad’s Wild Ride >>>>>>>>>>>>> Pooh’s Ride

  10. xoxxemileeexoxx on July 28th, 2009 at 5:46 am

    I think too many …
    I think too many litlle kids got freaked out on this ride, so they put in Pooh bearr

  11. Just like Disney …
    Just like Disney Channel caters to tweens. It used to have vintage stuff like Vault Disney.

  12. Silverfang797 on July 28th, 2009 at 5:46 am

    Well…
    Walt …
    Well…
    Walt Disney’s original idea was that the parks and attractions keep changing over time. and hey, they still have Mr. Toad over in Disneyland!

  13. scooterlover777 on July 28th, 2009 at 5:46 am

    Who uses the term ‘ …
    Who uses the term ‘Bogus???’ must be old and a loser

  14. We used to call …
    We used to call this, Mr. Toad’s Bogus Ride…lol

  15. I consider this …
    I consider this ride to be the best in theme park history. It was so quirky and had such a sense of adventure and humor which even as a little kid I appreciated. I only cried at Disney World 3 times in my life and one of them is when I came to see this ride replaced by Winnie the pooh. If they were going to take down Mr. Toad they should of at least ensured that the ride they were replacing it with surpassed or at least was its equivalent. The most juvenile character in Disney history didn’t.

  16. haha I was 7 when I …
    haha I was 7 when I rode it. I went with my brother and when it turned to the train, my brother went “Why did you drive right into the train!? You just killed us!” and then I saw “Hell” and for a second, I was just like “Oh crap crap crap crap I just sent us to !”

    I didn’t like feeling like I was responsible for that…made me feel like a failure.

    It’s a shame that they closed it…In all seriousness, they have PLENTY of room for new attractions. They didn’t have to close one to make Pooh!

  17. Continued
    3. …
    Continued
    3. Winnie the Pooh is more popular than Mr. Toad and his friends
    If the Wind in the Willows is released on video several times by Disney, the characters must be a least recognizable. Also, Splash Mountain is another popular WDW ride, yet it’s based of an even more obscure Disney movie.

    4. Mr. Toad was a low capacity ride
    Actually, the ride’s replacement has worse capacity than Toad.

    The only real reason the ride closed was because of pure greed.

  18. Continued
    2. The …
    Continued
    2. The Ride was too scary for young children
    Then why has Disney has recently opened such rides as The Twilight Zone Tower of Terror and, just down the path from where the ride used to stand, The ExtraTERRORestrial Alien Encounter, which was described by Disney as “the most frightening thriller of all Magic Kingdom attractioins?

  19. Let’s examine …
    Let’s examine Disney’s excuses to close this ride
    1. The ride was outdated
    There are rides in WDW like Jungle Cruise and Peter Pan’s Flight that been around since 1971 and have never recieved any significent rehab, but they still remain one of the most popular Disney ride. If Disney though Toad was outdated, they could have gave it a rehab on the level of Disneyland’s Toad ride. Also, if Toad’s technology was oudated, why was it used in the nightmare scene of the Pooh ride.

  20. NKFILMMEDIACOMPANY on July 28th, 2009 at 5:46 am

    They should bring …
    They should bring it back!

  21. For real??? that …
    For real??? that would be so cool! Miss this ride.

  22. MrsNatWolff95 on July 28th, 2009 at 5:46 am

    there is a tomb …
    there is a tomb stone at the haunted mansion of mr toad lol

  23. Silverfang797 on July 28th, 2009 at 5:46 am

    Its cool that they …
    Its cool that they have Mr. Toad AND Pooh at Disneyland. Why cant they have done that here?

  24. RawrDinosaurGirl on July 28th, 2009 at 5:46 am

    wow… i think it’s …
    wow… i think it’s good Disney replaced this with Pooh i would’ve liked this better but don’t you think being in would kinda scare some children? i don’t know i never got to ride this :(

  25. TFS! I missed thsi …
    TFS! I missed thsi one both times I visited. It seems better than the DL version.

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