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Round 1 Game 18: Vote for your Favorites in the KtP Attraction Tournament

Round 1 Game 18: Vote for your Favorites in the KtP Attraction Tournament

Vote for your favorite Walt Disney World attractions in our first ever Walt Disney World Attractions Tournament! We are voting on Walt Disney World “thrill” attractions now, so come cast your vote and see which attraction won yesterday!

The Crew had so much fun with the KennythePirate Character Tournament, we’re starting another one!  This time, we’ll vote each day to narrow down our favorite Walt Disney World attractions.  In the championship, we’ll decide on the ultimate Disney World attraction!

Here’s how it works:

Every day at approximately 12:00 pm EST we will post two attractions for you to vote on. The link will be sent to Twitter, Facebook (both the official page and Crew group), and your email if you are a subscriber. We will work through 4 categories of attractions:

  • Classic Rides
  • Family Rides
  • “Thrill” Rides
  • Shows

The poll will be closed at 6:00 am EST the following day.

Once we work through the first round in all 4 categories, the winners will advance on to the next round. We will continue this until we have a winner!

Make sure you are on the lookout for this post each day, and vote using the poll in the post!

This tournament will be played similar to March Madness. Let’s call it “summer madness!”

Be sure to check out Kenny’s Character Locator for detailed information on attractions and so much more!  

The Attraction Tournament Bracket

Here are the attractions we will be voting for during this tournament.  You’ve got some tough choices ahead of you!

Some attractions fit in more than one category, so we selected what we felt was the most appropriate category.

Yesterday’s Results

This was such a hard choice, but ultimately the “wildest ride in the wilderness” was our winner!

This poll is no longer accepting votes

Which attraction do you prefer?

Walt Disney World “Thrill” Attractions

We’re already in round 3!  The third round features Walt Disney World “thrill” attractions.  

How did we define “thrill” attractions?  When most people think of these attractions, they think of rides that are terrifying and get your heart pumping!  However, the simplest definition of a thrilling attraction is: “an amusement attraction that is very exciting.” 

Not many of Walt Disney World’s attractions are “thrill” attractions in the sense that they are terrifying, (although some can be!), but Walt Disney World does have many that are very exciting! 

Warning: this category will be a challenge!  There are so many loved attractions here, and unfortunately, all but one will need to be eliminated.

Round 1 Game 18

Round 1 Game 18: Vote for your Favorites in the KtP Attraction Tournament

Today’s game matches Test Track against Rock ‘n’ Roller Coaster.

Test Track

Photo courtesy of d23.com

Test Track, located in Epcot, allows you to design a virtual concept car and take the car for a test drive!

You’ll test your car against curves, sudden stops, and inclement weather. The test drive concludes with an outside course, where you’ll accelerate to 65mph, for your big thrills!

Rock ‘n’ Roller Coaster

In Rock ‘n’ Rollercoaster, you’ll board a stretch limo and race through the streets of Los Angeles while listening to Aerosmith rock out!

This coaster features Walt Disney Worlds only inversions; 2 rollover loops and 1 corkscrew. This is one “very exciting” ride for sure!

Which is your favorite?  Cast your vote now!

This poll is no longer accepting votes

Which attraction do you prefer?

We’d love to hear which attraction tops your list!  Let us know who you voted for on Kenny the Pirate’s Facebook Page, or join our crew and tell us there!

-Jamie & Susan


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