Disney World Magic Kingdom Attraction - The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh

The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh ride vehicles go out of the load area and arrive near a giant storybook showing Winnie the Pooh and his friend, Christopher Robin. The vehicle then moves on to "Hundred Acre Wood" and into the stories of Winnie the Pooh: "The Big Storm," "Pooh's Dream," and "Pooh's Never Ending Quest for Honey."

All of the classic characters are here: Rabbit in his garden, Piglet in various states of worry, Mr. Owl from his tree, Kanga and little Roo together, Eeyore, and of course the rambunctious Tigger bouncing on his tail or perched on Winnie the Pooh's belly.

You flow into the final scene, where everyone apart from Pooh is celebrating that the rain has gone away. Piglet, Eeyore and Rabbit are sculpted figures with movement, while Tigger and Owl are illustrations on the wall behind. At the end you pass Pooh enjoying a load of honey, before arriving at the unloading area.

Ride Experience:
I had mixed feelings about this ride. Pooh's dream, while certainly true to the story, is very dark and disorienting. Also, the storm and flood scene are well done, but the darkness all around and the flashing lightning make this somewhat scary for smaller children.

All in all, I was impressed with the ride, even though I think that it will be less interesting to adults unless they are dyed-in-the-wool Winnie the Pooh fans and could quite possibly scare children under three due to the loud noises and flashing lights. Remind kids that they at Disney and to enjoy the ride.

What Disney Says:
"Visit all your friends from the Hundred-Acre Wood for a ‘hunny' of an adventure. It's the Ride in which you get put in the middle of Pooh's blustery day. You'll bounce along with Tigger. Float through a floody place with Piglet. Even enter the mysterious world of Heffalumps and Woozles. It's a willy nilly silly good time."
Source: Disney World

Notes, Tips and/or Facts:
After you get your FASTPASS® take a spin on Cinderella's Golden Carrousel. If lines are long, pick up snacks to keep little ones happy while waiting for this children's favorite.

Corby Tate

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