Ok, lights on...

[Isafari]

I'm sure it's happened to all of you at some stage - you're on a ride/attraction at a WDW park and everything comes to a standstill. You hear an announcement that the ride has stopped momentarily and to stay seated.

Which attraction would you love this to happen to and they actually have to turn all lighting on so that you can see all of the workings of the ride?

Or maybe you would never want this to happen

[Keith]

Argh hard one this :/ to some extent haunted mansion but then do I want to see it really :/ I know I'd love to wander round it on my own in the dark

On the backstage magic tour they showed us properly behind the scenes at the american adventure and that was fascinating to see the control computers and so on. Often lights on in the ride itself probably wouldn't be too interesting

[foreverducky]

Argh hard one this :/ to some extent haunted mansion but then do I want to see it really :/ I know I'd love to wander round it on my own in the dark

Me too, me too!

[Beccaberry]

:/ I know I'd love to wander round it on my own in the dark

Oh wow! How cool would THAT be?!?!

I actually don't think I would choose to see the "inner workings" of most of the attractions. Baleigh and I were stopped on Space Mountain a couple of years ago (pre-rehab)...after about ten minutes, they turned the lights on and in looking around, the amount of duct tape and low-tech effects of that ride actually frightened me a bit! I think I'm happier NOT KNOWING

[Tink]

I've seen Space Mountain with the lights on and it is a good reason to never go on it!

[Skywatcher]

Me too we've seen space mountain from the tta with the lights on. But I'm really. Sad, I prefer the magic

[Deafjeff]

For me I prefer unknown simply I like to feel the magic rather than 'knowing how things works'

[Britchick]

Duct tape?

[Keith]

Oh wow! How cool would THAT be?!?!

Remember a few years ago they selected people to have dinner in the haunted mansion! how beyond cool would that be

[Tink]

I would like to see inside the castle. You know, that apartment way up there that some lucky people have had the chance to stay in?

The closest I'll ever come though to that is having had an Executive Director who was invited to see the apartment. I'll give him credit. He told Disney the date of the tour would have to be postponed until his granddaughter could get here (from Illinios).