Top 10 Disney Fails & Animatronic Malfunctions Pt 15

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Not gonna lie, seeing Spider-Man hit the wall while screaming for Airbags is kind of perfect. They should keep this version LOL

I actually love the Spider-Man crash! It sticks to his humor and works flawlessly with the follow-up of the actor. They should do that twice a day on purpose!

Well, at least the SpiderMan stunt-tronic still works out when it fails 😂😂. He seems like the type of super hero that’s clumsy once in a while.

"Should we maintain and repair the animatronics during park closure/COVID shutdown, so we don't freak out the kids?" "Nah, the Walt Disney Company has no faith in our future generations, anyways."

I think there's one clear thing we've learned from this video: Little Mermaid NEEDS to get revamped...like badly, this poor woman is dying Disney.

I love how with the Spider-Man one they have different dialogue if there was a malfunction. At least that’s what it sounds like to me.

Disney has fallen from grace. All the animatronics breaking slowly over time and being left is sad, and the nickel-and-dime strategies in place currently at the parks are frustrating. Not to mention the other issues going on. These videos are a very positive part of my childhood, and hopefully one day, we can experience a Disney where dreams finally come true.

The tech fails on these machines never cease to amaze me. The Spiderman one in particular is very creative in keeping the magic together to recover in case of a fail. I absolutely love that.

I think Constipated Buzz would look perfect next to screaming Minnie in the carnival scene from Runaway Railway.

I usually say that, "these are complicated machines, they will break." But with Ariel, Figment, and others, Disney has not truly attempted to fix them, and I think they should at least try something that isn't a temporary fix. If it's broken, tell us, and fix it for good. Disco Yeti is a classic and I think would probably be better broken, as it would be way too expensive and it is still scary, but these smaller figures, particularly Figment, should be easy to fix. I would love for the new rides and attractions like TRON and such to open up faster, but I would rather have what we have now in working order.

"Ariel's aparently 90 now" got me

Slot Machine Olaf is forever my favourite malfunction. I just can't stop myself from laughing at how accurate the description of it is.

I was there when Spider-Man crashed into the wall, we were on another ride. It was fixed really fast. Like nothing had happened. Great job Disney cast members that’s Magic right there.

I feel like the amount of animatronics that Disney has basically given up on fixing really says a lot about the state of the parks. Why bother fixing something if people are still going on the ride and no one's gotten hurt (yet) so why bother letting the ride go down for a long extended refurb to actually fix the problems instead of just letting it go down to fix a bit of paint and ignore everything else that actually needs fixing. It's money over experience now and it makes me sad. Still love these videos, though! They will never not be both funny and informative! My daughter wants to be an engineer and she loves watching these videos! She thinks it's like a peek behind the curtain!

“Ariel is apparently 90 now” That got me 😂

The Spiderman bit is cool how they have a plan B audio track in case there's malfunctions. Really gotta appreciate Disney for trying to keep the magic going and not upsetting the fans for some of these malfunctions.

My heart goes out to all forgotten animatronics that need restauration. We love you guys! Just hold on a little while longer! Help is coming!

6:38 I guess you can say Olaf’s eyes went into the unknown…

Let me just say: it makes sense for Olaf to have eye malfunctions because of how complicated his movements are. He has to look like he’s walking, wave his arms around, and move his head. Plus, when it’s working perfectly fine, his movements are so smooth. So it’s relatively easy for Olaf to have a malfunction.