Disney Video Clips. An online virtual video vacation adventure through Walt Disney World Resorts. http://www.mickeyclips.com The famous Skyway ride was a favorite of many. Making trips back and forth from Fantasyland and Tomorrowland it gave a breath taking view of the park. The skyway buckets were closed in 1999 many believe due to safety reasons and that some not-so-nice guests would spit and throw things off them onto the crowds below. http://www.mickeyclips.com/media/19/Retired_Skyway_to_Tomorrowland/ A look inside the Delta airlines sponsored ride, Dreamflight. Opened in June 1989 it was located in Tomorrowland in Magic Kingdom. It officially closed it's doors in January 1996. http://www.mickeyclips.com/media/18/Retired_Delta's_Dreamflight/ A wonderful ride-thru our past. A ride many will never get to explore. This was a famous attraction at the Walt Disney World Resort's Magic Kingdom, and operated from 1971-1994. The attraction opened two weeks after the park on October 14, 1971, and was one of its first E ticket attractions. Not exactly a clone of the Disneyland sub ride, it was bigger and more upto date. It will be missed by many. http://www.mickeyclips.com/media/17/20,000_Leagues_Under_the_Sea:_Submarine_Voyage/ Horizons opened in Epcot's second year of operation in 1983 as Phase II of Epcot. Horizons was the only attraction in "Future World" to showcase all of the elements Epcot's "Future World" was meant to showoff. It was a great ride portraying a vision of the future. The ride closed it's doors in 1994, temporarily reopened in 1995, then permanently closed again in 1999. The ride and it's building were then replaced by Mission: SPACE. http://www.mickeyclips.com/media/16/Retired_Horizons_Ride-Thru/ The now retired World of Motion was an opening day attraction at EPCOT Center in 1982. It was closed in 1996 to make way for the new, high speed ride, Test Track. Omnimover vehicles took visitors scenes that were populated with Audio-Animatronic figures and some projection effects. It was a whimsical look at the history and achievements in transportation and was an interesting idea for a ride. http://www.mickeyclips.com/media/15/Retired_World_of_Motion_Ride-Thru/ River Country was the first Disney World water park. It was themed on an "ol' fashioned water hole" and had a rustic quality to it. Linked to the Seven Seas Lagoon it used this water and was "all natural." It was less frenetic than the later water parks, Typhoon Lagoon and Blizzard Beach. Unfortunately it ran into a wall of new legislation forbidding the use of "natural bodies of water" and had to be closed in 2001. http://www.mickeyclips.com/media/14/Tour_of_River_Country_Water_Park/ Discovery Island, originally named Treasure Island, opened in 1974. In 1981 it gained accreditation as a zoological park. Discovery Island closed it's shores in 1999 shortly after the opening of Animal Kingdom where all the animals were transfered to. Discovery Island was a hidden gem of WDW. http://www.mickeyclips.com/media/13/Tour_of_Discovery_Island/ Another ride-through for a ride we will never get to experience again. This is the original Journey into Imagination at Epcot which closed in the late 1990's. Includes the Dreamfinder and Figment. http://www.mickeyclips.com/media/12/Retired_Journey_into_Imagination_Ride/ This is another attraction that has become extinct. The Enchanted Tiki room opened in 1971 as "Tropical Serenade", closed in 1997 for refurbishment and reopened in 1998 "Under new management." The new show replaces many of our old favorites with new characters. http://www.mickeyclips.com/media/11/Retired_Enchanted_Tiki_Room/