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[[File:KyopelinvuorenHotelli lintsi.jpg|thumb|250px|''Kyöpelinvuoren hotelli'' (literally "Hotel of the Phantom Mountain"), a dark ride at the [[Linnanmäki|Linnanmäki amusement park]] in [[Helsinki]], [[Finland]]]]
A '''dark ride'''—or '''ghost train''' when horror themed—is an indoor [[amusement ride]] on which passengers aboard guided vehicles travel through specially lit scenes that typically contain [[Animatronics|animation]], sound, music and [[Special effect#Live special effects|special effect]]s.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://entertainmentdesigner.com/featured/shining-light-dark-rides/|title=Shining a Light on Dark Rides|work=Entertainment Designer|date=February 9, 2015|access-date=27 May 2018|archive-date=6 February 2015|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20150206005242/http://entertainmentdesigner.com/featured/shining-light-dark-rides/}}</ref> Appearing as early as the 19th century, such exhibits include [[Old Mill (ride)|tunnels of love]], scary themes and interactive stories. Dark rides are intended to tell stories, with thematic elements that immerse riders, which unfold throughout the course of the attraction.

==Terminology==
[[File:Symbolica (Efteling) 20170521.jpg|thumb|[[Symbolica]] is the most expensive attraction in the largest amusement park in the Netherlands, [[Efteling]]]]
In its most traditional form, the term ''dark ride'' refers to ride-through attractions with scenes that use black lights, whereby visible light is prevented from entering the space, and only show elements that [[fluoresce]] under [[ultraviolet light|ultraviolet radiation]] are seen by the riders.  The size of each room containing a scene or scenes is thus concealed, and the set designer can use [[forced perspective]], [[Pepper's ghost]] and other visual tricks to create the illusion of distance.  Typically, these experiences also use a series of opaque doors between scenes to further control riders' views within a space-constrained building. Prominent examples include Disneyland's [[Snow White's Scary Adventures]], [[Pinocchio's Daring Journey]], [[Peter Pan's Flight]], [[Mr. Toad's Wild Ride]] and [[Alice in Wonderland (Disneyland attraction)|Alice in Wonderland]], which all rely on the use of blacklights in almost every scene.<ref>Acorn, S. (2010). ''Theme park design: Behind the scenes with an engineer''. Orlando, FL: Theme Perks Press.</ref>

==History==
The first dark rides appeared in the late 19th century and were called "scenic railways" and "pleasure railways".<ref>{{cite web|url=https://www.academia.edu/2659780|title=Archaeology of a Dark Ride|work=academia.edu |last1=Baker |first1=Graeme S. }}</ref> A popular type of dark ride commonly referred to as an [[Old Mill (ride)|old mill]] or [[Tunnel of love (ride)|tunnel of love]] used small boats to carry riders through water-filled canals. [[A Trip to the Moon (attraction)|A Trip to the Moon]] began operation at the 1901 [[Pan-American Exposition]]. Marvin Rempfer and Leon Cassidy of the [[Pretzel Amusement Ride Company]] patented the first single-rail electric dark ride in 1928. Historically notable dark rides include [[Futurama (New York World's Fair)|Futurama]] at the [[1939 New York World's Fair]], and [[Pirates of the Caribbean (theme park ride)|Pirates of the Caribbean]] and [[The Haunted Mansion]] at [[Disneyland Park (Anaheim)|Disneyland]].

Modern attractions in this genre vary widely in technical sophistication. Smaller-scale rides often feature the same sorts of simple animation and sounds used since the genre's early days, while more ambitious projects feature complex [[animatronic]]s, special effects and ride vehicles utilizing cutting-edge technology.<ref>{{cite news |url= http://www.latimes.com/travel/themeparks/la-trb-top-25-dark-rides-20151016-story.html|title= 25 best theme park dark rides in the world|last= MacDonald|first= Brady|date= October 19, 2015|newspaper= Los Angeles Times|access-date= September 29, 2017}}</ref>

To improve the effect and give a sense of journey, passages in dark rides frequently change direction. Sudden curves give a sense of disorientation and allow new scenes to surprise the rider. The rides may also feature sudden ascents or descents to further the excitement.

==Empirical research==
Although ever increasing investments are made in dark rides, empirical research in this area is relatively scarce. Based on a systematic literature review, a team of researchers from the [[University of Liechtenstein]] developed a model that illustrates the underlying effect mechanism that attendees of Dark Rides experience.
The model suggests that "Storytelling" in Dark Rides influences an attendee's "emotional attachment" to the ride through the mediator of "Immersion". It is assumed that a person's prior knowledge about the ride's story and a person's cultural background have moderating effects on the relationship between "storytelling" and "immersion".<ref>Langhof, J. G. & Güldenberg, S. (2019). Pirates, ghosts and customer loyalty – Reviewing the dark ride experience. Tourism Management Perspectives, 31, 398-420.</ref>

==Variations==
Dark rides have a number of variations that are not necessarily [[mutually exclusive]].

===Ghost train===
[[File:Spookoramacar.JPG|thumb|A ghost train ride]]
In the [[United Kingdom]], the [[Republic of Ireland]], [[New Zealand]], [[China]] and [[Australia]], dark rides with a scary theme are called ''ghost trains''.

The first ride to use the name "Ghost Train" was that of [[Blackpool Pleasure Beach]].<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.blackpoolpleasurebeach.com/rides/ghost-train/|title=Ghost train|work=blackpoolpleasurebeach.com}}</ref> The ride was imported in 1930 and originally called [[Pretzel Amusement Ride Company|The Pretzel]] (due to the curving shape of its track layout); but as pretzels were little-known in Britain, it was soon renamed after ''[[The Ghost Train (play)|The Ghost Train]]'', a play which ran for a year in London, a film adaptation of which was showing in 1931.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.ukrides.info/bpbghost.htm|title=Ghost Train|work=ukrides.info}}</ref> It was rebuilt in 1936 and has remained unchanged since. Blackpool Pleasure Beach is also home to [[Valhalla (Blackpool Pleasure Beach)|Valhalla]], a large indoor dark ride.

In Australia, a dark ride is named The Ghost Train at [[Luna Park, Melbourne]],<ref name="LPM Ghost Train">{{Parkz|ride_name=Ghost Train|location=Luna Park|parkz_number=169|accessdate=18 August 2013}}</ref> and a similarly named ride was [[1979 Sydney Ghost Train fire|destroyed by fire]] in 1979 at [[Luna Park Sydney]].

The concept is also popular in the [[United States]]. One notable ghost train from the country is [[The Haunted Mansion]], first opened in [[Disneyland]] in [[Anaheim, California]], on August 9, 1969.<ref>{{cite web |last1=Finn |first1=Alan |title=13 Facts About Disney's Haunted Mansion |url=https://www.mentalfloss.com/article/58272/13-facts-about-disneys-haunted-mansion |website=Mental Floss |date=8 August 2014 |access-date=25 July 2021}}</ref>

===Interactive dark ride===
{{anchor|Shooting dark ride}}
''Interactive'' dark rides feature a component that allows riders to be involved in the attraction's story. The first interactive dark ride ever built is El Paso at the Belgium theme park [[Bobbejaanland]].<ref>{{cite web|url=https://nl.letsgodigital.org/pretparken-attractieparken/bobbejaanland-pretpark-attractie/|title=Bobbejaanland - El Paso|date=27 March 2018 }}</ref><ref>{{cite web|url=https://www.parkplanet.nl/parkprofielen-belgithermenu-19/2281-niet-te-missen-in-bobbejaanland|title=Parkplanet|date=13 January 2021 }}</ref>

The vast majority of interactive dark rides are shooting dark rides,<ref name="PW Etnaland - School" /> which require riders to aim and shoot at targets throughout the ride using handheld or vehicle-mounted [[light gun]]s. Successfully shooting a target usually triggers special animation, such as flashing lights or moving the target. The more targets riders hit, the higher their scores at the end of the ride. The use of light guns varies between rides, from killing aliens on [[Men in Black: Alien Attack]] at [[Universal Studios Florida]] to calling turkeys on [[Gobbler Getaway]] at [[Holiday World & Splashin' Safari]].<ref name="Alien Invasion on the Gold Coast">{{cite journal|title=Alien Invasion on the Gold Coast|journal=Park World Magazine|date=October 2012|page=13}}</ref><ref>{{cite web|title=Gobbler Getaway|url=http://sallycorp.com/dark-rides/interactive/gobbler-getaway/|publisher=Sally Corporation|access-date=13 October 2013}}</ref> The ride systems of conventional dark rides can be easily converted into shooting dark rides. Such conversions include [[Duel (ride)|Duel: The Haunted House Strikes Back!]] at [[Alton Towers]] (until 2023 when the ride was altered) and [[Buzz Lightyear's Space Ranger Spin]] at Disney's [[Magic Kingdom]]. The latter uses facilities that previously housed [[If You Had Wings]], [[Delta Dreamflight]], and Take Flight. A recent dark ride, [[Wonder Mountain's Guardian]] at [[Canada's Wonderland]], has the world's longest interactive screen at over {{convert|500|ft|m}}.

Among non-shooting interactive dark rides, Etnaland's<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.etnaland.eu/en/|title=Etnaland|website=www.etnaland.eu}}</ref> award-winning<ref name=GosettoHauntedSchool>{{cite web|title=European Star Award 2013|url=http://www.gosetto.com/news_articolo.php?id=11|publisher=Gosetto|access-date=12 October 2013|date=20 September 2013}}</ref> Haunted School<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.etnaland.eu/en/Themepark/AD/Exploring/40/The-School.html|title=The School - Etnaland Themepark|website=www.etnaland.eu}}</ref> is described by ''Park World'' magazine as "one of the most idiosyncratic dark rides". It is themed to a school exam, with riders individually answering multiple-choice questions throughout it. Riders are graded on their responses, and each receives a school report at the end of the ride.<ref name="PW Etnaland - School">{{cite journal|title=The School|journal=Park World Magazine|date=August 2013|page=38}}</ref> While technically a coaster, the Gekion Live coaster at Joypolis had elements of a dark ride. It used to have a shooting element, only for it to be refurbished with a dance element (tapping buttons on the restraints) later.

===Trackless dark ride===
[[File:Hong Kong Disneyland (23916541509).jpg|thumb|[[Mystic Manor]] at [[Hong Kong Disneyland]]]]
The Walt Disney Company is the first to develop a trackless ride system for its dark ride attractions. Trackless dark rides utilize [[automated guided vehicle]]s that do not require [[guide rail]]s, and thus are able to cross existing paths, reverse, and rotate. Some trackless dark rides, such as the [[Big Red Car Ride]] at [[Dreamworld (Australian theme park)|Dreamworld]], relied on a [[Automated guided vehicle#Wired|buried wire]] for navigation. Others, such as [[Star Wars: Rise of the Resistance|''Star Wars'': Rise of the Resistance]] at [[Disney's Hollywood Studios]] and [[Disneyland|Disneyland Park]], [[Mystic Manor]] at [[Hong Kong Disneyland]] or [[Ratatouille: L'Aventure Totalement Toquée de Rémy]] at [[Disneyland Paris]] and [[Epcot]], use [[Wi-Fi]] and [[RFID]]-based [[local positioning system]]s.<ref name="The Imagineers behind Hong Kong Disneyland's Mystic Manor talk about their award-winning attraction, at Disney's D23">{{cite web|last=Niles|first=Robert|title=The Imagineers behind Hong Kong Disneyland's Mystic Manor talk about their award-winning attraction, at Disney's D23|url=http://www.themeparkinsider.com/flume/201308/3599/|publisher=Theme Park Insider|access-date=13 October 2013|date=9 August 2013}}</ref> The system provides more versatility for the vehicles to move in randomized patterns.<ref>{{Cite journal |last=Baker |first=Carissa |date=2023-05-01 |title=The prevalence of storyworlds and thematic landscapes in global theme parks |journal=Annals of Tourism Research Empirical Insights |volume=4 |issue=1 |article-number=100080 |doi=10.1016/j.annale.2022.100080 |issn=2666-9579|doi-access=free }}</ref> The magnets in the attractions' floor keep the vehicles "on track" with a guiding master computer system telling the vehicles where to go.<ref>{{Cite web |last=Iwerks |first=Leslie |date=2019 |title=The Imagineering Story |url= |website=Disney+}}</ref> The earliest form of this technology existed in warehouses, where electric box lifts robotically moved across the floor to transport boxes. In addition, the technology has been used in autonomous vacuum robots that rely on motion sensors to freely roam the floor since 1996.<ref>{{Cite news |title="This really sucks!" What's inside a robot vacuum cleaner? |url=https://www.bbc.com/storyworks/future/roborock/whats-inside-a-robot-vacuum-cleaner |access-date=2023-11-27}}</ref> The trackless dark ride system as it is known today, debuted in 2000 at Tokyo Disneyland's "[[Pooh's Hunny Hunt]]" attraction– a dark ride based on Disney's 1977 hit animated feature film ''[[The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh]]''. However, while Pooh's Hunny Hunt pioneered the trackless ride system, it was Hollywood Studio's [[Tower of Terror (Disney)|Tower of Terror]] and Epcot's [[Universe of Energy]] attractions that first utilized the technology.<ref>{{Cite web |date=2011-04-18 |title=The Tech of the Tower of Terror |url=https://eeyoreandhs.wordpress.com/2011/04/18/the-tech-of-the-tower-of-terror/ |access-date=2023-11-27 |website=Hollywood Studios Insider |language=en}}</ref>

The use of virtual reality in the development of trackless technology is often overlooked. The Disney VR Studio, founded in 1992, allowed the exploration of virtual reality technology for theme park rides. Before its role in the development of the trackless system, the VR Studio used virtual prototypes to model attractions such as [[California Screamin']] at Disney's California Adventure Park. Disney has used virtual simulations to allow designers to experience roller coasters before they are built and as a means of previewing complex new ride vehicles such as the free-ranging vehicles used in "Pooh's Hunny Hunt".<ref name=":0">{{Cite book |last=Mine |first=Mark |chapter=Towards virtual reality for the masses: 10 years of research at Disney's VR studio |date=2003-05-22 |title=Proceedings of the workshop on Virtual environments 2003 |chapter-url=https://doi.org/10.1145/769953.769955 |series=EGVE '03 |location=New York, NY, USA |publisher=Association for Computing Machinery |pages=11–17 |doi=10.1145/769953.769955 |isbn=978-1-58113-686-9}}</ref> Moreover, this computer visualization is a powerful tool for transcending language barriers. Showing a virtual prototype of "Pooh's Hunny Hunt" to Japan was a cause of the implementation of the ride at [[Tokyo Disneyland]] due to its use of imaging over speech.<ref name=":0" />

==== Social Barriers ====
[[File:USH- The Mummy Ride Warning.JPG|thumb|The Mummy Ride Warning Sign at Universal Studios]]
Some dark rides are intense for riders, as they contain vigorous themed elements such as flashing lights, black light effects, sudden drops, stoppages, or other turbulent movements that may be harmful to impaired riders. As more thrill rides are created, the number of attractions that limit riders with disabilities increases. Most commonly, guests who are prohibited from riding are those who are too overweight for the ride vehicle to safely hold the guest's weight or prevent the safety harness from locking in place. Other ride restrictions include those who do not meet a certain height requirement or are too tall to clear the attractions' set pieces, or those who lack a certain number of arms and legs.<ref name=":1">{{Cite web |title=Redirecting... |url=https://heinonline.org/HOL/Page?collection=journals&handle=hein.journals/mislj88&id=439&men_tab=srchresults |access-date=2023-11-27 |website=heinonline.org}}</ref> Ride requirements are created to ensure all guests' safety throughout the ride and are posted throughout the attractions' queue to prevent the companies' liability if a rider is physically harmed. However, according to Title III of the [[Americans with Disability Act|Americans Disability Act]] it is illegal for amusement parks to discriminate against any persons with disabilities from equal enjoyment of goods of services in a public place of accommodation.<ref name=":1" /> Therefore, companies such as The Walt Disney Company are required by law to accommodate any person with a physical disability who still meets the ride requirements. This often includes guests who use wheelchairs or crutches.

Services such as the Disability Access Service (DAS) at Disney theme parks instates equality between disabled and non-disabled riders in its theme parks and resorts, making these attractions largely accessible for its guests. Companies such as [[Universal Destinations & Experiences|Universal Studios]] offer similar services such as the Attractions Assistance Pass (AAS). The DAS pass allows guests to reserve a spot in an attraction's line, select a time to board the attraction, and return at their scheduled time. This allows guests who cannot physically wait in a trackless dark ride queue to still ride without being present at the queue, but still wait the same amount of time as other abled guests. Many trackless dark ride queues are tight, enclosed spaces for guests to wind through, which are often difficult for people with wheelchairs or aids to navigate.

Moreover, as the trackless ride systems are complex and the vehicles run constantly, more ride breakdowns and stoppages occur. Due to the many elements of these attractions, breakdowns occur more frequently and take more time to address.<ref>{{Cite news |last1=Whelan |first1=Robbie |last2=Passy |first2=Jacob |date=2022-11-19 |title=Disney Parks' Ride Stoppages and Wait Times Grow as Ticket Prices Rise |language=en-US |work=Wall Street Journal |url=https://www.wsj.com/articles/disney-parks-ride-stoppages-and-wait-times-grow-as-ticket-prices-rise-11668833084 |access-date=2023-11-27 |issn=0099-9660}}</ref> Hollywood Studio's Star Wars: Rise of the Resistance had more than 540 unplanned stoppages in 2022, breaking down more than any other attraction at Walt Disney World that year.<ref>{{Cite web |last=Mumpower |first=David |date=2023-01-31 |title=Which Disney Attractions Broke Down the Most in 2022? |url=https://mickeyblog.com/2023/01/31/which-disney-attractions-broke-down-the-most-in-2022/ |access-date=2023-11-27 |website=MickeyBlog.com |language=en-US}}</ref> This can be frustrating for guests as trackless rides are some of the most popular, yet break down the most often. Trackless dark rides often have some of the longest wait times at theme parks. Wait time data from Walt Disney World in 2022 shows that Star Wars: Rise of the Resistance has an average wait time of 127 minutes at Disney's Hollywood Studios park, whereas the average wait time for other Disney World, non-trackless attractions is just 36 minutes.<ref>{{Cite web |date=2022-07-01 |title=Want to Avoid Lines at Disney? New Data Reveals How to Get the Most Out of Your Next Trip to the Parks |url=https://financebuzz.com/disney-wait-times-study |access-date=2023-11-27 |website=FinanceBuzz |language=en}}</ref> Long wait times coupled with frequent ride stoppages can be vexing for guests, but may be well worth it to those who prefer trackless dark rides to other experiences.

===Enclosed roller coaster===
{{Anchor|Dark coaster}}
{{Main article|Enclosed roller coaster}}
While some roller coasters may be indoors, simply enclosing a roller coaster does not make it a dark ride.  Dark coasters are roller coasters that feature heavily themed layouts, special effects (such as animated characters, fire, smoke, and sound/lighting effects), and a dark ride portion that abruptly transitions into a roller coaster-style layout with heavily banked turns, sharp turns, steep drops, and helices. Some of them include backward motion, and many have launch mechanisms rather than lifts. Examples include:

*[[Flight of Fear]] at [[Kings Island]] and [[Kings Dominion]]
*[[Blazing Fury]] at [[Dollywood]]
*[[Revenge of the Mummy]] at many of the [[Universal Destinations & Experiences]] (themed to [[The Mummy (Universal film franchise)|The Mummy]] film franchise, featuring a launch from the dark ride section into the coaster section)
*[[Seven Dwarfs Mine Train]] at the [[Magic Kingdom]] and [[Shanghai Disneyland]]
*[[Scooby-Doo Spooky Coaster]] at [[Warner Bros. Movie World]] (a [[wild mouse roller coaster]] with a ghost-train section, vertical lift and backwards drop)
*[[Space Mountain]] at [[Disney World]], [[Disneyland|Disneyland Park]], [[Magic Kingdom]], [[Tokyo Disneyland]], and [[Hong Kong Disneyland]]
*[[Star Wars Hyperspace Mountain]] at [[Disneyland Park (Paris)]]
*[[Verbolten]] at [[Busch Gardens Williamsburg]] (themed to an escape from the haunted Bavarian Black Forest, with a free-fall track section)
*[[Guardians of the Galaxy: Cosmic Rewind]] at [[EPCOT]]

[[Test Track]] at [[Epcot]], [[Journey to the Center of the Earth (attraction)|Journey to the Center of the Earth]] at [[Tokyo DisneySea]], and [[Radiator Springs Racers]] at [[Disney California Adventure]] each use a [[slot car]] track rather than that of a roller coaster, but they provide a similar pairing of dark ride scenes with a high-speed thrill ride.

[[Saw – The Ride]] at [[Thorpe Park]] features an enclosed dark section with strobe lighting and special effects, before the car enters the outdoor section of the ride.

===Other attractions incorporating dark ride elements===
Particularly in Disney-built or -influenced parks, a number of attractions use traditional dark-ride features, such as [[animatronics]] and theatrical lighting, but are not "dark rides" in that patrons do not board vehicles. Examples include the walk-through dioramas in Disneyland's [[Sleeping Beauty Castle]], and theater-based Disney attractions like [[Great Moments with Mr. Lincoln]], [[The Hall of Presidents]], [[The American Adventure (Epcot)|The American Adventure]] and [[Walt Disney's Enchanted Tiki Room]]. [[Walt Disney's Carousel of Progress]] (and its now-closed Disneyland replacement [[America Sings]]) had four auditoriums that rotated audiences around a stationary core with show scenes.

The [[Tomorrowland Transit Authority PeopleMover]] in the Magic Kingdom at Walt Disney World and the [[Disneyland Railroad]] both include brief dark-ride scenes, but for the most part transport guests outdoors. [[Expedition Everest]] at [[Disney's Animal Kingdom]], [[Matterhorn Bobsleds]] at Disneyland, [[Big Thunder Mountain Railroad]] and [[Space Mountain]] at several Disney parks, and [[Big Grizzly Mountain Runaway Mine Cars]] at [[Hong Kong Disneyland]] likewise include some dark-ride elements, but function primarily as indoor/outdoor roller coasters.

[[Eatrenalin]] in [[Europa-Park]] is an attraction that combines dark ride elements, such as trackless ride vehicles and themed rooms, with a [[fine dining]] experience.

==List of dark rides==
* Name in ''italics'' means that it has been closed; date of closure follows "−".
{| class="wikitable sortable"
! style="width:25%;" | Title !! Open !! style="width:30%;" | Location !! Notes
|-
|Op Reis Met Bumba
|2023
|[[Plopsaland De Panne]]
|
|-
| [[20,000 Leagues Under the Sea: Submarine Voyage]] || 1971−1994<br/>2001 || [[Magic Kingdom]]<br/>[[Tokyo DisneySea]] ||
|-
| ''[[Adventure Thru Inner Space]]'' || 1967−1985 || [[Disneyland]] ||Replaced in 1985 by [[Star Tours]]
|-
| Alice in Wonderland || 1961 || [[Blackpool Pleasure Beach]] ||
|-
| [[Alice in Wonderland (Disneyland attraction)|Alice in Wonderland]] || 1958 || [[Disneyland]] ||
|-
|[[The Amazing Adventures of Spider-Man]]
|1999
2004-2024
|[[Universal Islands of Adventure]]
[[Universal Studios Japan]]
|Refurbished with new 3-D scenes and effects in 2012; USJ version closed in 2024 due to license termination
|-
| Animal Crisis || 2014 || [[Quancheng Euro Park]] ||
|-
| Apiland || 2000 || Parc du Bocasse ||
|-
| ''Apirama'' || 1979−1999 || [[Meli Park]] || 8-min. water dark ride with one drop; Transformed by new owner into Het Bos van Plop (Plopsaland)
|-
| Atlantis Adventure || 2007 || [[Europa-Park]] ||
|-
| [[Antarctica: Empire of the Penguin]] || 2013-2020 || [[SeaWorld Orlando]] || A first-of-its-kind [[motion simulator|motion-based]] trackless dark ride developed by [[Oceaneering International]]
|-
| ''[[Bermuda Triangle (Sea World)|Bermuda Triangle]]'' || 1994−2010 || [[Sea World (Australia)|Sea World]] || Replaced by [[Storm Coaster]]
|- 
| ''[[Big Red Car Ride (Dreamworld)|Big Red Car Ride]]'' || 2005-2020 || [[Dreamworld (Australia)|Dreamworld]] ||
|-
| Blå Tåget || 1935 || [[Gröna Lund]] || Renovated 2011
|-
| [[Boo Blasters on Boo Hill]] || 2010<br/>2010-2025<br/> || [[Canada's Wonderland]]<br/>[[Carowinds]]<br/>[[Kings Island]]<br/>[[Kings Dominion]] || Formerly a [[Scooby-Doo]]-themed ride, rebranded after the parks did not renew the licence
|-
| ''[[Bubbleworks]]'' || 1990−2016 || [[Chessington World of Adventures#Theme park|Chessington World of Adventures]] || Water dark ride, originally Prof. Burp's Bubble Works, later called Imperial Leather Bubbleworks. Replaced in 2016 by the [[The Gruffalo River Ride Adventure|Gruffalo River Ride Adventure]].
|-
| [[Buzz Lightyear attractions|Buzz Lightyear Astro Blasters]] || 2005<br/>2005−2017 || [[Disneyland]]<br/>Hong Kong Disneyland|| Hong Kong Disneyland version closed to make way for [[Ant-Man and The Wasp: Nano Battle!]]
|-
| [[Buzz Lightyear attractions|Buzz Lightyear's Astro Blasters]] || 2004 || Tokyo Disneyland ||
|-
| [[Buzz Lightyear attractions|Buzz Lightyear Laser Blast]] || 2006 || Disneyland Park (Disneyland Paris) ||
|-
| [[Buzz Lightyear attractions|Buzz Lightyear Planet Rescue]] || 2016 || Shanghai Disneyland Park ||
|-
| [[Buzz Lightyear attractions|Buzz Lightyear's Space Ranger Spin]] || 1998 || [[Magic Kingdom]] ||
|-
| Calico Mine Ride || 1960 || [[Knott's Berry Farm]] ||
|-
| Capitán Balas || 2007 || [[Isla Mágica]] ||
|-
| [[Carnival Festival|Carnaval Festival]] || 1984 || [[Efteling]] ||
|-
| Castillo del Terror || || [[Tivoli World]] ||
|-
| Cave Train || 1961 || [[Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk]] ||
|-
| Challenge of Mondor || 2008 || [[Enchanted Forest (Oregon)|Enchanted Forest]] ||
|-
| Challenge of Tutankhamon || 2001 || [[Walibi Belgium]] ||
|-
| ''[[Charlie and the Chocolate Factory: The Ride]]'' || 2006−2015 || [[Alton Towers#Alton Towers Theme Park|Alton Towers]] || Formerly [[Around the World in 80 Days (Alton Towers)|Around The World In 80 Days]] (1981-1993), then [[Toyland Tours]] (1994-2005). Currently closed
|-
| [[Hershey's Chocolate World|Chocolate Tour at Hershey's Chocolate World]] || 1973 || [[Hersheypark]] ||
|-
| [[Crush's Coaster]] || 2007 || [[Walt Disney Studios Park]] || This attraction is also a roller coaster
|-
| Cueva de las Tarántulas || 2006 || [[Parque de Atracciones de Madrid]] || Replacing The Old Mine 1910
|-
| Cueva del Horror || || Parque de Atracciones de Zaragoza ||
|-
| [[Curse at Alton Manor|The Curse at Alton Manor]] || 1992 || Alton Towers || Formerly The Haunted House (1992-2003), then Duel - The Haunted House Strikes Back (2003-2023). Refurbished again in 2023 to The Curse at Alton Manor.
|-
| ''[[Curse of DarKastle]]'' || 2005−2017 || [[Busch Gardens Williamsburg]] ||
|-
| DASA-Drom ||  || DASA (German work safety exhibition) || This is a dark ride which is part of the exhibition of a museum.
|-
| Den Flyvende Kuffert || 1993 || [[Tivoli Gardens]] ||
|-
| ''The Den of Lost Thieves'' || 1998 || [[Indiana Beach]] || Previously opened in 1969 as the Mystery Mansion
|-
| [[Ghost Train (Thorpe Park)|Derren Brown's Ghost Train]]|| 2016<br/>2023<br/>
 || [[Thorpe Park]] || An attraction that incorporates virtual reality headsets and motion simulation. Reopened in 2023 as [[Ghost Train (Thorpe Park)|Ghost Train]].
|-
| Devil's Den || 1968 || [[Conneaut Lake Park]] || Haunted house-style dark ride with illusions, stunts, and spooky murals. One of only five [[Pretzel Amusement Ride Company|Pretzel]] rides still operating.
|-
| Dinolandia || || [[Tivoli World]] ||
|-
| [[Dinosaur (Disney's Animal Kingdom)|Dinosaur]] || 1998-2026 || [[Disney's Animal Kingdom]] ||
|-
| Dracula's Castle || 1974 || [[Lagoon Amusement Park]] || Refurbished with new scenes in 2007; featured in episode 27 ("Blind Luck") of the 1987-88 television series ''Werewolf''
|-
| Dream River || 2019 || Parque de Atracciones de Zaragoza || Formerly Río Misterioso
|-
| [[Dreamflight|Droomvlucht]] || 1993 || Efteling ||
|-
| Dwarf City || 1975 || Europa-Park ||
|-
| [[Eatrenalin]]|| 2022|| [[Europa-Park]] || Hybrid dark ride and restaurant.
|-
| El Rescate de Ulises || 2001 || [[Terra Mítica]] || Boat ride. The longest dark ride in Europe
|-
| El Laberinto del Minotauro || 2000 || [[Terra Mítica]] ||
|-
| El Rescate de Ulises || 2001 || [[Terra Mítica]] || Boat ride. The longest dark ride in Europe
|-
| ''[[El Rio del Tiempo]]'' || 1982−2007 || [[Epcot]] || Changed to [[Gran Fiesta Tour Starring The Three Caballeros]]
|-
| El Último Minuto || 2006 || [[Dinópolis]] ||
|-
| Elf Ride || 1979 || Europa-Park ||
|-
| [[Escape from Pompeii]] || 1996 || Busch Gardens Williamsburg ||
|-
| [[E.T. Adventure]] || 1990<br/>1991−2003<br/>2001−2009 || Universal Studios Florida<br/>Universal Studios Hollywood<br/>Universal Studios Japan ||
|-
| ''Fantasía'' || 1999−2016 || Parque de Atracciones de Madrid ||
|-
| [[Fata Morgana (Efteling)|Fata Morgana]] || 1986 || Efteling ||
|-
| [[Finding Nemo Submarine Voyage]] || 2007 || [[Disneyland]] || Re-theming of the [[Submarine Voyage]]
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| [[Fire in the Hole (1972 roller coaster)|Fire in the Hole]] || 1972 || [[Silver Dollar City]] ||  The original Fire in the Hole is closing permanently at the end of 2023.  A new Fire in the Hole will debut at the park in 2024.
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| Flying Witch || 2025 || [[Niagara Amusement Park & Splash World]] || A multi-story tracked dark ride through haunted house scenes with old-school props and scene displays. It previously ran at [[Playland (New York)|Playland]] from 1971 to 2021.
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| [[Frozen Ever After]] || 2016 || [[Epcot]] || Replaced [[Maelstrom (ride)|Maelstrom]]
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| [[Ghost Train (Blackpool Pleasure Beach)|Ghost Train]] || 1930 || [[Blackpool Pleasure Beach]] ||
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| Ghostwood Estate || 2008 || [[Kennywood]] ||
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| [[Gobbler Getaway]] || 2006 || [[Holiday World]] ||
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| [[Gran Fiesta Tour Starring The Three Caballeros]] || 2007 || [[Epcot]] || Formerly [[El Rio del Tiempo]] dark ride (1982)
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| ''[[The Great Movie Ride]]'' || 1989−2017 || [[Disney's Hollywood Studios]] ||
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| The Great Pistolero Roundup || 1999 || [[Family Kingdom Amusement Park]] ||
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| [[Harry Potter and the Forbidden Journey]] || 2010<br/>2014<br/>2016 || [[Universal Islands of Adventure]]<br/>Universal Studios Japan<br/>Universal Studios Hollywood ||
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| [[The Haunted Mansion]] || 1969<br/>1971<br/>1983 || [[Disneyland]]<br/>[[Magic Kingdom]]<br/>Tokyo Disneyland ||
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| Haunted Mansion || 1973 || [[Knoebels Amusement Resort]] ||
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| Het Bos van Plop || 1999 || [[Plopsaland]] || 8-minute boat dark ride with one drop, on track of former Apirama
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| High Dive || 1994 || [[Wakayama Marina City]] | [[Porto Europa]]||Arrow Dynamics flume ride
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| I Corsari: la Vendetta del Fantasma || 1992 || [[Gardaland]] || Opened as I Corsari in 1992, in 2018 was renovated and changed the name
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| ''[[If You Had Wings]]'' || 1972−1989 || [[Magic Kingdom]] ||
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| [[Indiana Jones Adventure|Indiana Jones Adventure: Temple of the Crystal Skull]] || 2001 || [[Tokyo DisneySea]] ||
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| [[Indiana Jones Adventure|Indiana Jones Adventure: Temple of the Forbidden Eye]] || 1995 || [[Disneyland]] ||
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| [[It's a Small World]] || 1964<br/>1966<br/>1971<br/>1983<br/>1992<br/>2008 || [[1964 New York World's Fair]]<br/>[[Disneyland]]<br/>[[Magic Kingdom]]<br/>Tokyo Disneyland<br/>Disneyland Park (Disneyland Paris)<br/>Hong Kong Disneyland ||
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| ''Jocco's Mardi Gras Madness'' || 2000−2005 || [[Six Flags New Orleans]] || 
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| [[Journey to Atlantis]] || 1998<br/>2004<br/>2007<br /> || [[SeaWorld Orlando]]<br/>[[SeaWorld San Diego]] ||Refurbished in Orlando in 2017; elevator segment in San Diego version
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| Jumanji - The Adventure || 2022 || [[Gardaland]] ||
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| [[Justice League: Alien Invasion 3D]] || 2012 || [[Warner Bros. Movie World]] ||
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| [[Justice League: Battle for Metropolis]] || 2015<br/>2015<br/>2016<br/>2017<br/>2017<br/>2017 || [[Six Flags Over Texas]]<br/>[[Six Flags St. Louis]]<br/>[[Six Flags Great America]]<br/>[[Six Flags Over Georgia]]<br/>[[Six Flags Great Adventure]]<br/>[[Six Flags Magic Mountain]] || Six Flags Over Texas installation replaced Adventure Theater; Six Flags St. Louis installation replaced Scooby-Doo! Ghostblasters: The Mystery of the Scary Swamp; Six Flags Great America installation replaced Southwest Amphitheater and was converted into a 2D interactive ride in the 2020s
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| Kärlekstunneln || 1917 || Gröna Lund ||Refurbished in 1987
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| ''Kingdom of the Dinosaurs'' || 1987−2004 || [[Knott's Berry Farm]] || Replaced by Voyage to the Iron Reef
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| ''Knott's Bear-y Tales'' || 1975−1987 || Knott's Berry Farm || Replaced by Kingdom of the Dinosaurs, revived in 2021 as [[Knott's Bear-y Tales: Return to the Fair]]
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| Kosmikar || || Mount Igueldo Amusement Park ||
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| Kyöpelinvuoren Hotelli || 2013 || [[Linnanmäki]] ||
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| [[Scooby-Doo's Haunted Mansion|La Aventura de Scooby-Doo]] || 2005 || [[Parque Warner Madrid]] ||
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| ''La Furia de los Dioses'' || 1999−2010 || Isla Mágica ||
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| [[The Little Mermaid: Ariel's Undersea Adventure|The Little Mermaid ~ Ariel's Undersea Adventure]] || 2011<br/>2012 || Disney California Adventure Park<br/>[[Magic Kingdom]]|| Magic Kingdom installation opened as "[[The Little Mermaid: Ariel's Undersea Adventure|Under the Sea ~ Journey of the Little Mermaid]]".
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| [[Living with the Land]] || 1982 || [[Epcot]] ||
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| ''[[Looney Tunes River Ride]]'' || 1991−2011<br/>1996−2004 || [[Warner Bros. Movie World]]<br/>[[Movie Park Germany|Warner Bros. Movie World Germany]] || 
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| ''Los Piratas'' || 1984−1996 || Parque de Atracciones de Madrid || Replaced by The Old Mine 1910
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| Madame Freudenreich Curiosités || 2018 || Europa-Park || Replaced Universe of Energy, being a retheme of that ride
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| ''[[Maelstrom (ride)|Maelstrom]]'' || 1988−2014 || [[Epcot]] || Closed for conversion to [[Frozen Ever After]]
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| Magical Powder || 2002 || [[Lagunasia]] ||
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| [[The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh (attraction)|The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh]] || 1999<br/>2003<br/>2005 || [[Magic Kingdom]]<br/>[[Disneyland]]<br/>Hong Kong Disneyland ||Magic Kingdom installation replaced [[Mr. Toad's Wild Ride]], [[Disneyland]] installation replaced [[Country Bear Jamboree]]
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| [[Monsters, Inc. Mike & Sulley to the Rescue!]] || 2006-2026 || Disney California Adventure Park ||
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| [[Monsters, Inc. Ride & Go Seek]] || 2009 || Tokyo Disneyland ||
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| [[Men in Black: Alien Attack]] || 2000 || Universal Studios Florida ||
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| [[Mickey & Minnie's Runaway Railway]] || 2020<br/>2022 || [[Disney's Hollywood Studios]]<br/>[[Disneyland]] ||
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| The Mine of Lost Souls || 1985 || [[Canobie Lake Park]] || Refurbished in 1992 by the Sally Corporation
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| Minen || 2003 || [[Tivoli Gardens]] ||
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| [[Monster Mansion]] || 2009 || [[Six Flags Over Georgia]] || Tales of the Okefenokee 1967-1980; Monster Plantation 1981-2009
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| Le Moulin de la Sorcière || 1969−2004 || [[La Ronde (amusement park)|La Ronde]] ||
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| [[Mr. Toad's Wild Ride]] || 1955<br/>1971−1998 || [[Disneyland]]<br/>[[Magic Kingdom]] || Magic Kingdom installation replaced by The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh
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| Mysterious River || || Monte Igueldo Amusement Park ||
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| [[Mystic Manor]] || 2013 || Hong Kong Disneyland ||
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| [[Mystic Motel]] || 2013 || [[Ladera Ranch]] || Notable for being homemade, Mystic Motel contains a small walkthrough section as well as the 60-ft ride
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| ''The Old Mine 1910'' || 1997−2004 || Parque de Atracciones de Madrid || Replaced by Cueva de las Tarántulas
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| [[Peter Pan's Flight]] || 1955<br/>1971<br/>1983<br/>1992<br/>2016 || [[Disneyland]]<br/>[[Magic Kingdom]]<br/>Tokyo Disneyland<br/>Disneyland Park (Disneyland Paris)<br/>Shanghai Disneyland Park ||
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| ''Phantasmagoria''
|1973−2007
|Bell's Amusement Park
|Was one of the largest and longest haunted amusements in the country with a two-story track and 27 tricks and surprises, ride was demolished June 19, 2007 when Bell's Amusement Park was permanently closed
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| ''[[Phantom Fantasia]]'' || 1983−2000 || Thorpe Park || Later ''Wicked Witches Haunt''; closed in 2000 by fire.
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| [[Phantom Manor]] || 1992 || Disneyland Park (Disneyland Paris) ||
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| ''[[Phantom Theater]]'' || 1972−2002 || Kings Island || Replaced with Scooby-Doo's Haunted Mansion and later with Boo Blasters on Boo Hill
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| Piccolo Mondo || 1982 || [[Europa-Park]] || Before 2011 refurbishment was called Ciao Bambini
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| Pinocchio || || [[Tivoli World]] ||
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| [[Pinocchio's Daring Journey]] || 1983<br/>1983<br/>1992 || Tokyo Disneyland<br/>[[Disneyland]]<br/>Disneyland Park (Disneyland Paris) ||
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| ''[[Pirates in Batavia]]'' || 1987−2018 || Europa-Park || Boat ride with one big drop
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| [[Pirates Cove|Pirate's Cove]] || 1972 || [[Waldameer & Water World]]||
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| [[Pirates of the Caribbean (attraction)|Pirates of the Caribbean]] || 1967<br/>1973<br/>1983<br/>1992 || [[Disneyland]]<br/>[[Magic Kingdom]]<br/>Tokyo Disneyland<br/>Disneyland Park (Disneyland Paris) ||
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| [[Pooh's Hunny Hunt]] || 2000 || Tokyo Disneyland ||
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| Popcorn Revenge || 2019 || [[Walibi Belgium]] ||
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| Puppet Boat Ride || 1992 || Europa-Park ||
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| [[Ratatouille: L'Aventure Totalement Toquée de Rémy]] || 2014<br/>2020 || [[Walt Disney Studios Park]]<br/>[[Epcot]] ||
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| [[Reese's Xtreme Cup Challenge]] || 2006-2018 || [[Hersheypark]] ||
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| ''Río Misterioso'' || 1978-2018 || Parque de Atracciones de Zaragoza || Reopened as Dream River
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| [[River Caves]] || 1905 || [[Blackpool Pleasure Beach]] ||
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| [[Rock 'n' Roller Coaster Starring Aerosmith]] || 1999<br/>2002—2019 || [[Disney's Hollywood Studios]]<br/>[[Walt Disney Studios Park]]<br/><br/>|| This attraction is also a roller coaster. This attraction also existed at [[Walt Disney Studios Park]], in Paris. The roller coaster closed for the construction of the new Marvel theme area [[Avengers Campus]]
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| [[Roger Rabbit's Car Toon Spin]] || 1994<br/>1996 || [[Disneyland]]<br/>Tokyo Disneyland ||
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| ''[[Scooby-Doo's Haunted Mansion]]'' || 2000−2009<br/>2001−2009<br/>2002−2018<br/>2003−2014<br/>2004−2009<br/>2005−2009 || [[Canada's Wonderland]]*<br/>[[Carowinds]]*<br/>[[Six Flags Fiesta Texas]]***<br/>[[Six Flags St. Louis]]**<br/>[[Kings Island]]*<br/>[[Kings Dominion]]*<br/>|| * indicates replaced by [[Boo Blasters on Boo Hill]]<br/>** indicates replaced by [[Justice League: Battle for Metropolis]]<br/>*** indicates replaced by ''Pirates of the Deep Sea'' 
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| Shootout at the Flooded Mine || 1968 || Silver Dollar City ||
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| [[Sinbad's Storybook Voyage]] || 2001 || Tokyo DisneySea ||
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| [[Snow White's Scary Adventures]] || 1955<br/>1971−2012<br/>1983<br/>1992 || [[Disneyland]]<br/>[[Magic Kingdom]]<br/>Tokyo Disneyland<br/>Disneyland Park (Disneyland Paris) || Magic Kingdom installation replaced by [[Princess Fairytale Hall]]
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| Snowflake Sleigh Ride || 1998 || Europa-Park ||
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| [[Spaceship Earth (Epcot)]] || 1982 || [[Epcot]] ||
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| Spectacolo || 2005 || [[Prater|Wiener Prater]] || Free-fall dark ride
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| [[Splash Mountain]] || 1989-2023<br/>1992-2023<br/>1992 || [[Disneyland]]<br/>[[Magic Kingdom]]<br/>Tokyo Disneyland ||
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| [[Star Wars: Rise of the Resistance]] ||2019<br/>2020 || [[Disney's Hollywood Studios]]<br/>[[Disneyland]] ||
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| ''[[Submarine Voyage]]'' || 1959−1998 || [[Disneyland]] || Reopened as [[Finding Nemo Submarine Voyage]] in 2007
|-
| The Swiss Chocolate Adventure<ref name="LuzernSwissChoc">{{cite web |url=http://www.newlyswissed.com/swiss-chocolate-adventure-luzern/ |first=Mohan |last=Mani |title=Chocoholics, ahoy! Swiss Chocolate Adventure in Luzern |publisher=Newly Swissed |date=13 July 2014 |access-date=14 November 2015 |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20150121051005/http://www.newlyswissed.com/swiss-chocolate-adventure-luzern/ |archive-date=21 January 2015 |url-status=live }}</ref> || 2014 || Swiss Museum of Transport (Verkehrshaus), Lucerne || Covers an area of {{convert|700|sqm|sqft}}
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| Symbolica || 2017 || Efteling || Dark ride about Efteling's mascot, Pardoes; system delivered by Dutch company ETF, developed from cancelled project Hartenhof
|-
| Terroride || 1967 || [[Lagoon Amusement Park]] || Refurbished with all-new scenes and updated animatronics in 2017. Temporarily renamed Terroride: A Classic Reimagined for its 50th season operating.
|-
| [[Timber Mountain Log Ride]] || 1969 || Knott's Berry Farm ||
|-
| [[Tomb Blaster]] || 2002 || Chessington World of Adventures || Formerly [[Terror Tomb]], refurbished in 2002 with new scenes and laser-gun game system; replaced [[The 5th Dimension (ride)|The 5th Dimension]] in 1994
|-
| [[Toy Story Midway Mania!]] || 2008<br/>2008<br/>2012 || Disney California Adventure Park<br/>[[Disney's Hollywood Studios]]<br/>Tokyo DisneySea ||
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| [[Transformers: The Ride 3D]] || 2011<br/>2012<br/>2013<br/>2021 || [[Universal Studios Singapore]]<br/>[[Universal Studios Hollywood]]<br/>[[Universal Studios Florida]]<br/>[[Universal Studios Beijing]] ||
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| ''TV's Family Favourites'' || 1995−1998 || Crinkley Bottom at [[Cricket St Thomas]] ||
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| [[The Twilight Zone Tower of Terror]] || 1994 || [[Disney's Hollywood Studios]] ||
|-
| ''Universe of Energy'' || 1994−2017 || Europa-Park || Rethemed as Madame Freudenreich Curiosités
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| [[Valhalla (Blackpool Pleasure Beach)|Valhalla]] || 2000 || Blackpool Pleasure Beach ||
|-
| ''Viaje al Centro de la Tierra'' || 1970−1979 || Parque de Atracciones de Madrid ||
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| Viaje en el Tiempo || 2001 || Dinópolis ||
|-
| ''Viaje Galáctico'' || 1970−1986 || Parque de Atracciones de Madrid || Replaced by Los Piratas
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| [[Volkanu: Quest for the Golden Idol]] || 2022 || [[Lost Island Theme Park]] ||
|-
| ''[[Voyage to the Iron Reef]]'' || 2015-2020 || Knott's Berry Farm || Replaced by [[Knott's Bear-y Tales: Return to the Fair]]
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| Wacky Factory || 2010 || [[Lake Winnepesaukah]] || Formerly Castle
|-
| [[Wallace & Gromit's Thrill-O-Matic]] || 2013 || [[Blackpool Pleasure Beach]] ||
|-
| Whacky Shack || 1982 || [[Joyland Amusement Park (Wichita)|Joyland Amusement Park]] ||Has since been removed
|-
| Whacky Shack || 1970 || [[Waldameer & Water World]]||The last remaining Bill Tracy Whacky Shack left in operation
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| Wild West Adventure || 2000 || [[Attractiepark Slagharen]] ||
|-
| [[Wonder Mountain's Guardian]] || 2014 || [[Canada's Wonderland]] ||
|}

==See also==
*[[Black light theatre]]
*[[Old Mill (ride)]]

==References==
{{Reflist}}

==External links==
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*[https://www.smallworldstudios.net/ Small World Studios]: Dark rides that move you
*[https://www.blueboxattractions.com BlueBox Attractions]: Dark Ride Designer
*[http://www.laffinthedark.com/ Laff In The Dark]: Dark Ride and Funhouse information
*[http://www.cavudw.com/ CAVU Designwerks]: Trackless, Interactive, and Traditional Dark Ride Designer
*[http://www.sallycorp.com/ Sally Corporation]: Dark Ride Designer
*[http://www.simworx.co.uk/ Simworx] : Trackless Dark Ride Designer
*[http://www.garmendale.co.uk/ Garmendale Engineering]: Dark Ride Designer
*[http://www.holovis.com Holovis]: Dark Ride Designer
*[http://www.halloweenproductions.com/ Halloween Productions, Inc.] Dark Ride Designer
*[http://www.alterface.com Alterface] : Dark Ride Designer
*[http://www.darkrideproject.com The Dark Ride Project ] : A VR Dark Ride archive
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