All Day Pass - Extinct Disneyland Attractions Quiz

Answer: Submarine Voyage

Inaugurated in June 1959, a year after its namesake completed its voyage under the North Pole, the Nautilus and seven additional semi-submersible watercraft were launched, taking Disneyland guests on a slightly claustrophobic tour of the deep.

The ride, which was propelled on a track only slightly below water level, took Disneyland guests on a simulated tour of the deep sea. Highlights included strange deepwater fish, a simulated ice cap, mermaids, and the Lost City of Atlantis.

The ride closed in 1998, after nearly 40 years of faithfully service. The lagoon that contained the ride sat vacant for six years while Disney Imagineers developed an amazing subaquatic ride based on the Disney/Pixar movie, "Finding Nemo".

Plans to model the ride parallel to the Disney motion picture, "Atlantis: The Lost Civilization" were sunk when the 2001 feature bombed at the box office.

Answer: Disney Afternoon Avenue

This television cartoon themed "Land" opened and closed in the same year; 1991. attractions included "Scrooge's Vault", "Duckburg City Hall", and "Baloo's Dressing Room". The classic Fantasyland ride, "Autopia" was renamed, "Rescue Rangers Raceway" during its tenure.

Answer: Captain Eo

Produced by Francis Ford Coppola and Directed by George Lucas, this 3D Music Video opened in the specially built Magic Eye Theater. In the midst of controversial allegations against the so-called King of Pop, Michael Jackson, dated special effects and waning guest interest, the curtain went down for Captain Eo in 1997. Following Michael Jackson's death in 2009, a Captain Eo Tribute opened in 2010.

Answer: Country Bear Jamboree

The Bear Country attraction was originally planned by Walt Disney as a feature of Disney's Sequoia National Park resort, which was never realized due to resources being tied up in the recently opened Disney World Magic Kingdom.

The show was said to have been the inspiration behind the Rock-a-Fire Explosion animatronic show at Showbiz Pizza Restaurants.

After a few name and show changes over the years, the show was closed on the ominous date of September 9th, 2001.

Answer: Swiss Family Robinson Treehouse

The unusual and popular walk through (or rather, climb through) attraction was opened in 1962 and replaced by another castaway's home, Tarzan's Treehouse, in 1999.

It was modeled after the treehouse featured in Disney's 1960 movie adaptation of the 1812 novel by Johan Wyss.

Answer: Adventure Thru Inner Space

This ride, which was sponsored by the Monsanto Corporation, opened in 1967. It was one of the few Disneyland rides that did not require a ticket to ride during the "Ticket Era".

The Omni Mover carriage design developed for this ride was used for the then new Haunted Mansion ride.

The ride was closed in 1986 and was replaced by Star Tours.

Answer: Pacific Telephone/Bell

After the presentation, guests were invited to check out several exhibits displaying the Bell System's technology, including "Video Phones".

The attraction was permanently closed in 1997, making room for the short lived "Rocket Rods" ride.

Answer: Mickey's Toontown

The "Motorboat Cruise" ride did take on a temporary promotional name change in 1991; "Motor Boat Cruise to Gummi Glen". It was not enough to save the classic ride from the big wheels of progress.

Answer: Great Moments with Mr. Lincoln

This somewhat eerie Patriotic Presidential Presentation featured a lifelike Audio Animatronic figure of President Abraham Lincoln. Over the years there were several changes and improvements as Audio Animatronic technology advanced.

Answer: The Hatbox Ghost

This ghost, holding a hatbox, was located in the attic. In periodic intervals, the ghost's head would disappear from atop of his neck and reappear in the hatbox.

When it was found that the illusion effect was not visible for a short part of the time as the Doombuggy passed by, Imagineers invoked Walt Disney's high standards.