Nostalgia factor!

[FrankT]

Ah, don't you just wish you could relive those old days, when primetime Millionaire was at the height of its time? Alas, I fear it's too difficult to replicate that nostalgic essence...

(Come to think of it, is there ANY video of Play It! out there at ALL???)

[Randydorney]

Here's the ONLY video "audio" from the defunct attraction from the Walt Disney World attraction:

Part 1 of 3

Part 2 of 3

Part 3 of 3


Thanks to @mech for recording the "ONLY" audio of the attraction in its ENTIRE Show RUN before they closed it for "Toy Story Midway Mania".

Plus, you can "control" the attraction online where I helped "co-recreated" the attraction from the Walt Disney World ride at our website: www.themagical.nl/index.php/simulation/millionaire-play-it

Hope that answers your question?

[RegisFan]

There used to be videos of the attraction on YouTube. Perhaps they have all been removed as the years have gone by, leaving behind audio-only "videos" in their wake.

And yes, I do wish that we could relive the glory days of primetime Millionaire. The 10th Anniversary Celebration episodes definitely helped to recapture the nostalgia, but it's been several years since those aired and I'm once again starving for classic Millionaire. I recently upgraded my cable package and started getting GSN again for the first time in years. Episodes of primetime WWTBAM air only one night a week in the middle of the night now, but when I watch those episodes I can't help but remember why I became entranced with the show in the first place and why my obsession has never died all these years later. It also becomes very apparent how far removed the current format is from its origins (in more ways than just the game play), but that's another story.

[Mech]

Here's a video of the last person to win 1,000,000 points before the attraction closed at Walt Disney World. The woman hosting seems to be the same one that hosted when I played in the hot seat for the first time. She wasn't a regular host but rather someone who worked multiple attractions as a fill-in. Her name was Cheryl. She needed to ease up on the caffeine or have her medication adjusted, I never figured out which.