Disney Tips Your Guide To A Great Disney Vacation
Every die-hard Disney World fan has that one ride; it’s not the most popular or a thrill ride, but every time they walk into a park, they must ride it.
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Perhaps at EPCOT, it’s Spaceship Earth or Journey into Imagination with Figment. At Hollywood Studios, it was probably Muppet Vision 3D (sorry for your loss). Maybe at Animal Kingdom, it’s Kilimanjaro Safaris.
It doesn’t matter that no one else at your party wants to go on that ride; you’re a die-hard Disney World fan, and you’ll go alone if you have to.
Magic Kingdom is the park with the most “must rides.” The park’s connection to Walt Disney makes many of its rides iconic and must-dos for every die-hard Disney World fan.
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Maybe you are a fan of the Haunted Mansion, Jungle Cruise, or ” It’s a Small World.” Either way, you will not leave the park until you get as many chances to ride as possible.
But what if you found out you could stay on your favorite ride as many times as you wanted? If true, it would be a game changer for your next Disney World trip.
One Disney World guest took to social media claiming that you could ride the Tomorrowland Transit Authority PeopleMover as many times as you wanted without ever getting off. For some, that would be a game-changer.
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Many who responded on social media were skeptical, claiming that cast members would not let guests stay on the ride if there was a line. However, if it was slow and you were nice to the cast members, you could probably stay on the ride. But when is Disney World slow anymore?
Is this really true anytime??
We have never tried it? pic.twitter.com/2rEmI8vAiA
— Disney Clips Guy (@disneytipsguy) March 22, 2025
One guest responded that if there isn’t a line on any ride, cast members will let you stay on as long as you ask nicely. So, the moral of this story is always be nice to cast members.
So, if you’re a PeopleMover fan, try it out next time you’re at the Magic Kingdom, and let us know if you got to stay on. Say Hi to Mr. Morrow, Mr. Tom Morrow.
