Ryan H. Serowinski
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Wish there was a Big Hero 6 ride in that slot where the fan hated "thing" is currently, but nope.
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Stitch's Great Escape Goes Seasonal
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brb1006
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Is this the same person that is still upset that Tangled/Brave isn't included in the new fireworks show?
Ryan H. Serowinski
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Yeah, please don't block me please. I'm more fond of Tangled than Brave
Schneewittchen
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Has everyone ever been on Monsters, Inc. Mike and Sulley to the Rescue at California Adventure? It's kinda awesome if you like dark rides.
Anyway, if I had Bob's job, we'd tear our Stitch and Laugh Floor and get two kinds of awesome from our friends in California:
1. Mike and Sulley to the Rescue
2. Finding Nemo Submarine Voyage (or some kind of crazy steam punk 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea re-imagining since they're planning a remake or make the millenials happy with some random Atlantis-themed junk after they decide to do a live-action remake next year....)
Anyway, if I had Bob's job, we'd tear our Stitch and Laugh Floor and get two kinds of awesome from our friends in California:
1. Mike and Sulley to the Rescue
2. Finding Nemo Submarine Voyage (or some kind of crazy steam punk 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea re-imagining since they're planning a remake or make the millenials happy with some random Atlantis-themed junk after they decide to do a live-action remake next year....)
Andrew C
You know what's funny?
ehh...to me, it is kind of slow and boring. It would be a lot better with some type of trackless system that is a bit fast and turns you every which way.
When I was recently riding it, everything seems like it wants you to move fast, but you just chug along slowly.
Schneewittchen
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It is kind of sad that the best Disney animated film in the last decade (Tangled) is only commemorated with The World's Fanciest Toilet.
brb1006
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The Tokyo Monster Inc ride is even better since it's mostly interactive and have better looking AA's while the DCA ride is mostly stiff.
Schneewittchen
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Guess I'm just easily amused - my favorite rides tend to be slow, wet or trippy.....
HMF
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Maybe, but the DCA version is arguably better placed.
Schneewittchen
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From what I can tell, it will be open April 9 - 19. No other times listed at this point, I think.
I'm looking at the attraction calendar.
I guess I'll try for one last visit to that attraction on the 17th.....
21stamps
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Thanks. I have a kiddo who was absolutely crushed when he noticed that it was closed during our last trip. He's probably one of the very few people who actually enjoy it. I think it's dumb..but when Stitch is your kid's favorite character then you have no choice but to tolerate it.lol
Seasonal with openings if projected attendance warrant it. For now.
Although the MK scores higher in exit polls if it's actually shut.
JohnD
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I don't think anyone "knows" yet but if it's open for Spring Break next week, there is a good chance it will be open over the summer.
http://www.wdwmagic.com/attractions...stitchs-great-escape-to-operate-next-week.htm
When Stitch went seasonal, we were told the seasons in "seasonal" meant Christmas and Easter, so this should be no surprise.
WDW1974
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That attraction is not long for the world currently. And I actually like it. Fun little C-Ticket.
RSoxNo1
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I don't dislike the attraction, my argument was that it was a better thematic fit than Ride and Go Seek in Tokyo's Tomorrowland.
I probably like DCA's Monster's Inc ride more than many classic Fantasyland dark rides, but the land it's in is a mess.