Top 10 Disney Fails, Ride Breakdowns & Malfunctions Pt 10 - Walt Disney World & Disneyland

I love how Disney fans get excited for ride malfunctions rather than being inconvenienced by them

When I was little, my family and I broke down on Test Track right on the steep curve above the entrance. We had an in-show exit, and the cast members took pictures of us all flopped over in the car like crash test dummies! Definitely one of my best Disney memories

I like how nobody is angry of upset. People are more joyed that they are getting 'extra' entertainment

3:38 “You’re about to be logged out”: I didn’t know Disney used Windows 😂

i LOVE seeing the technical sides of how rides work, props to all the engineers that make these complicated machines for us all… and thanks to TPM for letting us in on these secrets!

The evil queen really said "I'll try spinning, that's a good trick" 😂

I never miss a upload of this guy cause he is literally the Disney G.O.A.T

We were on Star Tours and it started with no audio. Me and my sister and one other group were basically repeating the lines (this was before the redo). Between us we quoted almost the whole ride. People were laughing so hard. When the doors opened up no one moved and the next group was super confused. They let us ride again and as we left someone behind me said ‘man they must have been on this so many times, they knew almost all the dialogue’ 😅

Something super interesting about the Smuggler’s Run breakdown is that the words in aurebesh (the Star Wars alphabet) spell out “two” and “three” making me think that those are screens number 2 and 3, and there’s probably another one underneath the one at eye level.

Fantastic lineup of breakdowns as always. ^^ Since the last one was Splash Mountain, I should mention this story. When we were on the WDW version in November 2021, we were climbing up the last incline when we stopped right at the crest of it. It provided a good view while we were stuck for about 10 minutes. We even took a selfie up there. I thought we were getting an inshow exit since we saw the work lights on behind us at the bottom, but things were back in operation again afterwards. Still glad to experience it though. :)

On our honeymoon in 2011, we got stuck right under Indy. Sat there for some 15 minutes, Jones swinging away above us and getting a good glimpse of how the boulder works like we saw here in the video. They got it back up and running but the work lights were on, turning off right as we got back to the station. Thankfully we had an awesome cast member at our station who got a unanimous vote from our transport that we were hoping to go again, said “I got y’all!” reset our belts and sent us back through the temple!

The "oh nooooooo" after test track stopped was so genuine and made my day oh my lord

Your videos are next level. The superb editing, the technical know-how, the humor. You're in a league of your own TPM!

I absolutely loved when that little girl on Winnie the Pooh was asking her mom those questions. That was the cutest thing, I couldn't keep the smile off my face. I really love this channel, always looking forward to new videos.

When the kid said sorry Indy we can’t save you right now I died laughing 😂 12:25

Boy does this put a much needed smile on my face. Having a hellish week and TPM never fails to make it a little better.

pete's jack hammer is causing an earth quake but 100* worse LOL

As a former Annual passholder, I've been to Disneyland Resort many times, but only ever experienced 2 in-show exits. Once at Splash mountain, the log stopped right before the first incline of the ride. And second, at Indiana Jones, at the Boulder in the tunnel with Indy hanging above us.

I'm always curious about the tech, and honestly I like malfunctions in the ride more than the ride itself. But what really surprises me is that most of the rides are controlled by the Windows OS. I think the new Mickeys and Minnies Runaway Railway was completed too hastily. I think the show controller is not set up correctly, and the computers are connected to the internet to start updating suddenly. A typical Windows phenomenon. I work with the systems quite often, and I always do the norm of taking those computers off the global internet, and just setting up internal communication between the controllers so that nothing unexpected happens. It can also be done in other ways, but as a technician I find that malfunction careless. That could have been easily avoided. But, it's also hilarious to watch of course. Windows 10 (server) is apparently really a favorite to use for everything. The same for the Falcon. I don't remember this glitch before. (I follow attraction failures closely, you can call me crazy) But that Windows systems seem to appear again to run Unreal Engine, surprises me. I would have thought Linux drove the ride for some reason. I'm really curious to see the actual controllers that control the ride. I don't think anyone will get that chance, but still nice to get a glimpse of the system. It was another entertaining video, TMPvids. Keep it up!

At 5:02 the guy just flat out said “ya we’re stuck in hell” I was rolling 😂