Good night Disaster. I actually enjoyed the attraction as Earthquake & then Disaster. But the final disaster scene was definitely on life support, far short of it's earlier grandeur. As a tourist it was a nice visit for one time per vacation. But it didn't have any repeat ride allure. I would think it became old real quick for the locals. An attraction that you can re ride multiple times and still love it, is a better fit for 21st century theme parks. I remember reading an interview with the great Disney imagineer Tony Baxter who he said it was important to design a ride for it's 20th ride, not it's first. That it would take that many times to notice & appreciate all the little nuances on the ride. So I'd rather have something like a Gringotts, which gets better every time you ride it, then a Disaster type attraction which was best the first time I rode it, but the amazement decreased greatly every additional ride. But Earthquake/Disaster did have it's time to shine, and now it's time to fade away.