Top 10 Disney Fails, Ride Breakdowns & Malfunctions Pt 6 Walt Disney World & Disneyland

Have you ever gotten stuck on a Disney Ride? Well, today get ready to explore ride breakdowns & malfunctions from Walt Disney World, Disneyland & Disneyland Paris. This includes rides like Space Mountain, Haunted Mansion Holiday, Pirates of the Caribbean, Soarin, Frozen Ever After plus so much more! DON'T FORGET TO LIKE AND SUBSCRIBE!

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[TPMvids]

Happy Halloween everyone!🎃👻Hope you enjoy the video! If you have a fail or malfunction to share submit at www.mytpmvids.com

[bartplays]

I know it sort of ruins the magic but it’s always sort of kind of cool getting to see Disney Dark rides with the work lights on!

[George_vv]

Fun fact about Soaring: The screens are made of a bunch of metal sheets with small holes in them. They also aren't like normal screens because they're painted blue to make the curvature less noticeable.

[djm]

I think it's great that so many people have a positive attitude during breakdowns. Some people can be mean spirited if everything isn't *perfect* every single time.

[aixarudolph]

12:39 This child’s sentence made my day. I wanna hug them.

[mickys]

Honestly, I wish places like Disney world would share the behind the scenes stuff more. Being able to see the rides normally is great, but as a stage hand, I think I'd prefer to see _how_ it all works more, since so much works goes into it.

[CoderQC]

An explanation for the Haunted Mansion one, the computer that was controlling most of the attraction was running Windows and decided to bluescreen. When Windows bluescreens while audio is playing, either the millisecond of audio playing is looped until the computer restarts itself or a sound buffer was once initialized and looped 3500ms of the sound instead. Don't credit me.

[endruler]

Can we just take a second to appreciate his singing voice and how easily he was able to do that harmonize? Major props to you my good sir!

[rosesilent]

During Disney World’s 50th anniversary, my sibling and I went on Mickey & Minnie's Runaway Railway for the first time and we got stuck at the Ballroom scene for about a couple seconds to a minute. Daisy was talking and doing her thing when she stopped with her hands up in the air. This only lasted for a little bit before the ride picked back up again but it was funny how my sibling said: “Daisy had a stroke.”

[Zarinarulez]

There was one time I got stuck on the Alice in Wonderland ride at Disneyland. We were stuck on the incline right before the very quick Unbirthday scene at the end for like 30 minutes. And it was super weird because we were literally outside but because of the steep incline (and probably some other reason) the fire department had to come get us out. It’s my favorite in show exit I’ve ever had and I HATE that I didn’t get pictures or a video.

[Dumbrarere]

I remember way back, when I experienced an intermittent breakdown on Indiana Jones Adventure at Disneyland in Anaheim, CA. Basically, what was happening, was the vehicle getting stuck at various places throughout the ride. The work lights did not come on, and no attempt at an evacuation was made (the moments where we were stopped didn't warrant a ride evacuation, as they weren't long enough).

Rather than detract from the magic, I feel this added to it. It gave the feeling that the newfangled jeep or whatever that Sallah made had stalled in the depths of the Temple of the Forbidden Eye, leaving you stranded in the dark, with death approaching you from all directions... and just when all hope seemed lost, the vehicle sputtered to life, taking you out of multiple dangerous situations and to the safety of the excavation site.

[destyvi]

Just wanted to say that thanks to your channel, I fell in love with the Disney parks several years ago! Now, I'm finally working at Disneyland Paris as a ride operator, and it's just always exciting to have a look at the backstage!

Your channel is still so good, it's just conforting to watch!

And happy Halloween 🎃

[ShaneSchrute]

Oh my goodness it’s so fascinating that you’re all so excited about the rides breaking down. I was stuck on that creepy imagination ride at EPCOT for about 15 minutes listening to an endless 30 second loop and it made me almost go crazy.

[MicheleKlinger]

A Mickey and Minnie’s Runaway Railway in-show exit seems so awesome. The ride is mind-blowing and I would be bummed to have to walk off, but those sets and scenes must be awesome to see up close

[hearts__ale]

This man post every other Sunday and has rarely broke his promise






He’s amazing c:

[GingerSnape]

I'm one of those people who like to see how things (like dark rides) work, so videos like this are something I love.

[bartplays]

This has just made my Halloween much better!

[ChaotixIntrovert]

I remember that when my family went to Walt Disney World in Orlando Florida, we were at Epcot and we went on the ride Soarin. (I think that’s how you spell it) we were halfway through the ride and I remember my little brother freaking out. (First time riding) but should halfway through, the screen turned blue. And we were stuck on the highest part all the way up in the air, That was not so pleasant. That was my first ride break down ever. Also the ride stopped and we couldn’t ride it :’)

[HondaGoBwaaap]

IMAX dome screens are extremely thin. I live by MOSI which has an IMAX dome and they start every movie by turning on the lights so they can show off the very impressive sound system, which is behind the screen. The screen needs to be thin so it doesn't cause any negative effects to the sound.

[ashernunes]

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