Why did wonders of life close

Register Don't have an account? Wonders of Life. History Talk 0. Do you like this video? Play Sound. This became painfully obvious during my recent visit there in december. But that is a host of other issues I never explain anything. Whatever the case, I'd like to have the chance to see Body Wars just one more time! I think this one's a goner. What is so strange is that there are no rumors of anyone lining up to use the spot. Even if they gut it and install a gatebuster, you would think we'd at least have some rumors.

I like WOL and unless they are actively bulldozing it to make something else, I'd like to see it open. I really like Cranium Command and I'd like to watch it some more. Body Wars was so-so, but I'd still do it if I could. Too bad they couldn't have converted this building into Mission: Space. I still miss Horizons terribly. It isn't going to be bulldozed. With all the anoretics and obese ppl in the world, kids are getting a bad influence either way, i agree.

I agree. I also agree the fab five could be integrated all over the place. You dont mean the guys from eye, right? Yea, i agree with this I would get rid of body wars just not sure what i would change it to.

Now this i aint so happy about maybe something like body wars but showing all the bad things that can happen to you. Not sure what the tar thing is for but i get what ur saying.

YE YE! Braddock stuns the cell with the ship's lasers and we finally get Dr. Lair aboard. The control officer tells Braddock that he's used up too much power to beam out of the body.

To get an energy boost, you start racing towards the brain because it works on electrical impulse as Dr. Lair explains. To get there, you pass through the heart again. With only five percent power, you use a heart beat to propel out. Your ship makes it up to the cerebral artery, which takes you just above the brain in the spinal fluid.

With only two percent power, your ship crosses the blood brain barrier and enters the cerebral cortex inside the brain. Braddock deploys the fuel cell shield to act as a lightning rod and grab power from neurons shooting impulses back and forth.

It works, your ship gains power, and you beam out. Guests were first shown an animated preshow with Buzzy and his commanding officer General Knowledge voiced by Corey Burton. The General is giving a briefing about brains to the new recruits. He whips through many slides, including one of a brain success Albert Einstein and one of a brain failure Ernest P. Buzzy is late to the briefing. The General gives everyone else assignments to pilot brains, leaving just Buzzy left.

The General tells Buzzy that "some genius at HQ has picked you to pilot the most unstable craft in the fleet" - the brain of a year-old adolescent boy. The theater was meant to look like the inside of a mechanical brain. Two round video screens showed a view through the year-old's eyes. More video screens showed the different brain and body parts who talked to Buzzy.

The parts were played by actors many of which were from Saturday Night Live : Jon Lovitz as the right brain, Charles Grodin as the left brain, Dana Carvey as the heart's right ventricle, Kevin Nealson as the heart's left ventricle, George Wendt as the stomach, and Bobcat Goldthwait as the adrenal gland.

Guests saw Buzzy trying to pilot the brain while talking to the body parts inside of the year-old boy, Bobby. Buzzy tried his best to maneuver Bobby through the typical day of a year-old, incuding running late in the morning , falling in love with the new girl, dealing with bullies, and facing the principal. Many of the attractions here were housed in tent-style theaters with seats that were tiered downwards to the stage or screen.

The stage was a cartoon city backdrop with a series of video screens displaying clips of old Goofy shorts. The clips followed patterns of Goofy exercising or eating healthy.

Guests could walk in and out of the theater whenever they wanted. It was housed in Birth Theater. Making of Me was a lighthearted minute film about conception and childbirth, starring Martin Short.

Due to the sensitive nature of the film, there was a warning at the entrance to advise parents. Cranium Command — Join Buzzy, an Audio-Animatronic, as he takes control of a year-old boy's brain. You'll recognize some of the stars in this show who play key organs in Bobby's body.

There is a five-minute standing pre-show that introduces the storyline. Cranium Command is a training center for brain pilots led by General Knowledge. You will want to make sure to see the pre-show. Continuous shows every 18 minutes. Don't miss this one! The Making of Me — a film on human development and birth starring Martin Short.

Continuous shows every 15 minutes; theater seats The Fitness Fairgrounds — a collection of shows, displays and hands-on exhibits including:. Frontiers in Medicine — exhibits on leading-edge developments in medicine and health. Sensory Funhouse — interactive, hands-on exhibits. Highlights include the Disneyland Video exercise cycles.

The food venue is closed. Closest place for something quick to eat is the Electric Umbrella in Innoventions Plaza. Anacomical Players — No longer playing at Wonders of Life.

Their last show was in August The routine began with some "groaners" like… What do you get when you cross a bear and a skunk? Winnie the Pew! Manela, Dr.