In honor of the last day of the challenge, I decided to include my favorite attraction from all four parks. Also, because it's impossible for me to pick just one.

For the longest time, I was terrified of this ride. I couldn't even go near it, because the sound of the howling dog creeped me out. All I knew was that my dad loved it, and every time we went he would try to get me to go on it with him. However, he always ended up riding alone, and my mom was left to stay with me and my younger sister (I think this was before the days of the Baby Swap). Finally, one year I felt so guilty for letting him ride alone that I offered to go with him. And as soon as I got off the ride, I couldn't remember why I was so scared. It was amazing! The special effects were so incredible that I spent more time marveling at the beauty of the attraction than being scared. I spent the rest of the trip begging to ride it again, and now it's my favorite attraction in the Magic Kingdom. 

This is an amazing attraction, and just proves that for something to be entertaining, there doesn't have to be cheap thrills or huge drops. I love the smells of this ride (the oranges and the salty sea air), and my favorite part is the initial takeoff, when you lift off the ground for the first time. I always like that this is one of the only rides in Disney where something doesn't go "terribly wrong." It's a just a nice, family attraction and it's one that I could literally ride all day long.

I haven't been to this park since I was fifteen, so there are a few rides I have never been on (Toy Story Midway Mania, Rock 'n' Rollercoaster, etc). However, I have always loved the Great Movie Ride. I love watching movies of all kinds, and I always like listening to the facts that the tour guides give. I love watching the movie montage at the end, and getting hijacked by gangsters and cowboys. The alien scene, on the other hand, will always scare me.

One of the coolest attractions ever. It is my secret wish to be a driver and work at this ride. I love learning about all the animals and seeing them roam about. This ride always inspires me to become a zoologist.