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The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh

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About The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh

Located in Critter Country the Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh is one of the most kid-friendly and fun dark rides ever! The ride is different from the Fantasyland rides, maybe showing why it got moved to a different location in the park into the scenic Critter Country land. The ride itself is a dark ride but is much brighter with amazing effects for a dark ride. Including a realistic and incredibly vivid dream scene. The other twists it is movement, instead of winding on a track the ride illustrates the 'windy' and 'rainy' setting in the ride by bobbing up and down. The ride is perfect for romantics and especially for children because of its brightness and also is great for any Pooh-lovers!! -- Last edited by Shelby Grody

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Great for children. - Steven Lee

It is a nice childrens ride. The ride is worth a look if you are waiting for a fastpass for nearby splash mountain. If you are a fan of Winnie the Pooh and friends than this ride is for you. Long wait times are real rare for this ride. Unless on really busy days, waits rarely exceed 20 minutes. Most of the time wait times are less than 10 minutes so go whenever it is convenient. - Manny Barron

This is a cute ride. I wasnt all to impressed with it. It was just....cute. But the line usually isnt too long, so it's fun to go on. - Chloe !

WEIRD. PHSYCHADELIC. When i ride this, i feel like i'm high. O_O. all the colors and the spinning and WTF! and like his spirit is flying around and WHOA! its creepy. not a very good idea for a kiddie ride. and it replaced country bears jamboree. =( the only thing thats good about it is that its winnie the pooh. other than that, it sucks. i'd give it 4 out of 10. - Lucas Lee

Knowing what they destroyed for this merely makes this already weak dark ride all the weaker. - Jacob Sundstrom

I agree with Zach - the WDW version is better, but I don't know why. - Dave Williamson

I hate it, but my little bro went on it 6 times. - Jack Borgeson

A pretty nice, basic dark ride! - Sam C

The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh is a colorful and entertaining romp through the Hundred Acre Wood. Pooh and his friends make a wonderful addition to the park. I am very upset that the Country Bears are gone,and that the only representation of the bears is the eating area down the hill, but Max,Buff, and Melvin are still in the building, hanging proudly where they have for countless CB concerts. Though we cannot see them, they are watching over us as we enjoy their new home! =) - Sarah E

I don't like to miss this ride when I am at Disneyland. It immerses me in a happy world of Pooh, and I am always smiling and usually clapping when I leave it. I think that in spirit it is well placed near Splash Mountain. Very tame, but also very positive contribution to Disneyland. - Tom Haws

AH-dorable! - Meghan Apple

I like the DisneyWorld version better for some reason. For all I know they could be exactly the same but I still like the one in Florida better. - Zach Wiloch


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