All right.

Okay, don'tkey.

I can't believe we're doing this.

Goofy Sky School.

Yeah, all right.

Welcome to For Your Amusement, a theme park podcast that aims to exhaustively evaluate the world's most popular theme park attractions to determine if they are world class. I'm

Ryan Bergara. I'm Barn Marin. And for this episode's featured attraction, we learned to fly to discuss Goofy's

Sky School at Disney California Adventure in the Disneyland Resort in Anaheim, California. And as always,

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for a while now. Has it been that long? Right. I've asking for Goofy Sky School. So I only noticed

it recently, but this has been on the radar, I think, for a bit. It has been. I mean, you've got to do

all the rides. People love this ride. Really? They do. There was a, there is a Reddit thread that I was

looking at through my research for this episode that was like, why do people love Goofy Sky School so

much? Obviously, the implication being there that the original poster does not enjoy Goofy Sky School that

much. But people do love this ride. Have they been to other, like, regional amusement parks? Have they connected the dots yet? Well, we can get into this in the goods and the bads later in the episode, but I have some theories as to why. Do they miss Malabumer? No, they don't miss Malabumer. I don't think so. Or Mulhole and Madness, which is what preceded this ride. But without further ado, why don't we just get into some first impressions and, and see what we thought about this when we initially got on this when it was Mulholland Madness, because if you didn't know, this was Mulholland Madness first, and then it got rethemed to Goofy Sky School as a part of the Paradise Pier beautification project. Yes. As in the, uh, let's maybe bring some more Disney into this Disney park, perhaps. Yeah, let's make this not look like Coney Island. But, uh, what did you think of Mulholl and Madness now Goofy Sky School? You know what? Funny enough, my first impression was when it was being built so this was like one of my earliest years

of being an annual passholder i was maybe like what eight years old or something like that maybe nine

and when we went to visit Disneyland you could kind of get glimpses of the construction

that makes sense yeah of california adventure while you're making your way to the parking lot.

And at that point, would the vantage point of Mulhole and Madness not be blocked by the construction of the Grand Californian?

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