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The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh reviews

Theme Park Insider readers offer their ratings and reviews for The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh, a dark ride in Fantasyland at Walt Disney World's Magic Kingdom.

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Posted: June 20, 2006

This dark ride is a journey through the pages of the Winnie the Pooh book. As you travel along in you're hunny pots you see scenes like the Blustery day and Tigger's forest as the hunny pots bounce and float through the Hundred Acre Wood.

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44 votes, so far

Very cute for little ones - Andrew Dougherty

It's a nice ride, vehicle movements are great, but it just seems short, I don't know why. 7/10 - Eric Cartman

ahh 5 and loved tiger and there he was bouncing with me loved it still love winnie the pooh and his friends a must ride for winnie the pooh fans and toddlers alike - Manny Rodriguez

epic, not as good as the Tokyo version, but my family had a "bouncy" time - Brendan Harrison

Great ride i myself love it. BUT hugeeee line always. Do it first or during magic hours - Arianna Griffel

It's a nice dark ride, but wait more than 35 minutes, your wasting your time. 8/10 - Dominick D

Really good dark ride the kids will love this ride if you dont have kids or a wife or girlfriend that likes this kind of movies You should skip this ride (depens if you like good story telling rides) - Giovanny Cruz

LONG waits, but it deserves to be placed with other fantasyland classics and earns its place here, and still a fun, cute ride that should be enjoyed atleast once - travis traymoore

Nice attempt to entertain kids in the queue but still this ride needs an update. The new façade is nice but I prefer the new one. 6/10 - D H

Skip if you have no kids. - Sarah Durden

Good ride for younger ones, but usually has a long wait, get a fastpass. - Arianna Griffel

Fun from a kids POV! The new interactive queue was an awesome! It helps keeps the kids happy (and adults!) during a longer line. It's up to date so that helps and all in all it's a solid ride. 7/10. - Bob Liebe

Great dark ride with some pretty cool effects--it's more up to date than the other MK dark rides, so I think this one has wider appeal. I haven't ridden it since they added the interactive queue, so I can't comment on that, but I'm sure it's great. I will forever miss Mr. Toad, though... - Abagail Bloodworth

6/10. The interactive queue was an awesome addition, just went on to check out the new queue. Although, every person that walks by hands run all over the screen (think of the screen like an iPad), kind of gross and sticky to touch. And the ride is always a fun little ride to get on. - Nick Dakuginow

Fun, but it's no Mr. Toad's. - Tom Rigg

Worth riding if the ride is short. Has lots of fun moments and brings back lots of memories. Ride before the crowds develop. - Terri Pierce

Nice dark ride but I do wish it was a little faster in the loading department then maybe more people would want to ride it and enjoy without having to wait over an hour. - Brandie S

This dark ride has several fun moments especially when you "bounce" with Tigger and when you visit Pooh's dream. Definitely try to experience this attraction early before the crowds develop. It seems a lot more worthwhile after a 10 minute wait than it does after a 40 minute wait. - James Rao

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