Disney fans still angry about the beloved attraction removed from Park: ‘I miss it so badly’

Disney fans remind us of a much beloved attraction that was previously removed from the park.

Avid visitors recently went to Reddit in their drunken drunk to remember how much they enjoyed show in Magic Kingdom in Orlando, Florida.

Long before guests flew the Millennium Falcon or Racing by Arendelle, a quieter magic was nestled in Walt Disney World – Mickey’s Country House.

For many who grew up visiting the parks in the nineties and early 2000, this colorful house in Mickey’s show was loved by many.

Opened in 1988 as part of the original Mickey’s Birthdayland, the area was made to celebrate the mouse that it all started, per Disney Parks Wiki.

The country was later renamed Mickey’s Starland and eventually, Mickey’s show fair, became a permanent fixture in Magic Kingdom.

Mickey’s house was a passage experience that brought guests in the daily life of the world’s most iconic mouse.

From his charming kitchen to his living room full of personal accents, Mickey’s house burst with personality and photo moments.

Children could touch, explore and peek in every corner.

Guests often hang in his garden or surprised his garage, where Goofy’s handyman were proud of accidents.

Mickey was also in the neighborhood in Judge’s tent, ready to meet excited fans.

In 2011, the house, together with the rest of Toontown Fair, was permanently closed to make way for the Fantasyland expansion.

While the updated area brought new experiences such as Belle’s Village and the Seven Dwarfs Mine Train, many still look back on Mickey’s house.

“I miss tonet so bad. I have so many pictures of younger ones in the houses or for them, “someone wrote Reddit.

“I thought it was great since I grew up watching the Mickey Mouse works cartoons!” Another wrote.

“I miss it so badly. Toontown was so much better than Storybook Circus, “someone admitted.

“Boy, this brings good memories back,” said a user.

“I went there as a child. I wish they had saved it, “wrote a person.

“OMG you just unlocked such a deep youth memory,” another shared.

‘Such great memories with my then, little one. I wish they still had it … A great way for a quiet time during busy hectic Disney days Lol, “someone remembered.

Other comments are: ‘I miss it. I had the best memory during my first visit [to] Minnie’s house, ‘as well as’ I have Toonooood Toonootown in Walt Disney World. Was very sad when it left. ‘

‘I miss TONTOWN !! I only have very vague memories because it changed when I was a child, but man, I thought it was great, “a user noticed.

Another wrote: “I don’t have many memories of when I was small, but I remember that I went to Disneyland once and the two things I remember are Minnie’s house and the old submarine ride!”

‘I went in June 1994 when I was only four and I remember it! I thought it was the coolest! Was there a few Mickey’s pants that hung above a chair or something? “Someone shared.

“I miss it. I have memories that bring my grandchildren there. They loved those houses, “someone else wrote.

If fans want to return to the magic of Mickey’s Home, they can still visit Timontown in Disneyland Park in Anaheim, California.

Disney has many secrets and mysterious parks, including a whole island.

Hidden in normal sight, across the side of the water from Magic Kingdom, Discovery Island is infertile.

A once vibrant zoological park, now deserted and forbidden, the rotting remains are slowly overtaken by nature.

With a dark history, creepy silence and strict non-transport rules, the 11.5 hectare island has become a rare look in the side of Disney that most guests never see.