|
Regina Hinrichs
dvcreg@wdwinfo.com
 Year
Opened: 1971
Snow White's Scary Adventure may lull you into thinking it's okay for the pre-school set. Sure there's the 'may be too intense for very young children' warning, but, if you're 'Dopey' like me, you'll think it can't be all that bad.
I made the mistake of disregarding the caution when my son was 4 years old. He was so scared that I wondered if he'd be sleeping with us until he left for college. (22 years later, I'm happy to report that he's overcome the trauma.)
The fear factor kicks in from the start when you see Snow White's stepmother become the Wicked Witch. That means your little one may very well keep his/her eyes jammed shut for the rest of the ride.
You go through the dark and spooky woods, you see the Dwarf's and their cottage, the witch gets what's coming to her (YAY!!), and in the end Snow White's prince saves the day. It's very low tech and there's rarely a wait.
Fun Facts: The character of Snow White did not actually
appear in this attraction until 1994. She was added in an effort to tone down the scare factor.
Wheelchair
guests must be able to transfer from their chairs to the
mine carts.
|
