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Mickey and the Beanstalk Located in the center of Fantasyland where the princess meet-n-greets were planned, there is a brand-new roller coaster themed around this moment in Mickey Mouse's career. After wending through their cottage, join Mickey, Donald and Goofy as they climb the beanstalk...

Here's a video of several Zamperla AeroTop Jet rides in action: As this video shows, none of them have the ability to spin your ride vehicles while flying as the Jetsons ride does. They just fly in a circle like most traditional flying carousels. Was the spinning created just for the Jetsons...

The only way I could see this realistically working is if I did something like this ride at Great America or Canada's Wonderland: The tower (the beanstalk) would spin and raise the gondolas to the top of the structure (the giant's castle), where you would see Mickey and friends trying to get...

Yes, I know, and it's a nice place (I ate there once years ago), but I was planning to do an extension of sorts for the Town Square Theater. The choice of location wasn't even my own original idea. I got it from someplace else. Sorry if I came off as rude, but the suggestion to do something...

What does that have to do with anything?

What's so important who voices Mickey anyway? I was really focused more on the ride itself, not who voices the characters.

It will be Bret Iwan, who also voiced Mickey in "Once Upon a Studio".

How come no other AeroTop Jet model was able to spin around before this? They only just flew around in a circle.

At Warner Bros. World in Abu Dhabi, one of the rides there is a Dumbo-style ride called The Jetsons Cosmic Orbiter, which not only allows riders to raise and lower the ride vehicles, but also, in a twist that has never been done before, as far as I know, spin them around! Here's a video of the...

It's been a while since I've posted on this thread (or on this forum at all, for that matter). But anyway, the only thing I can think of in terms of ride vehicles is something like the non-animal cage cars on Disneyland's Casey Jr. ride: I'm still having trouble with the name, too. I'm...

Isn't it possible that that could happen?

Oh, and what does Pepsi have to do?

When I saw this, I at first thought the ending was reminiscent of the ending of "Who Framed Roger Rabbit", which, as you know, ends with the whole crowd of Toons (Disney and non-Disney alike) learning that they are now the new owners of Toontown and all singing, as one, "Smile, Darn Ya, Smile"...

I discovered that article on Facebook. It was the first time I had heard of Johnston joining the company.

I'm not sure if this is the best place to put it, but according to Disney Dining, it seems that if the strike is not settled by the end of the year, then Disney Animation could be completely shut down, similar to what happened when the pandemic shut down all the parks worldwide! Here's the link...

I really hope not! And neither do the people who wrote this article on the matter at Disney Dining: https://www.disneydining.com/please-disney-world-dont-switch-to-pepsi-products-in-the-parks-bb1/. And yet, the rumor of a potential replacement seems legit, given Johnston's history with Pepsi and...

I don't recall any Pixar characters in the group, which was probably the biggest gathering of Disney characters since "House of Mouse" or "Roger Rabbit".

I only thought of Autopia because, given the poster artwork, it looks like an outdoor ride.

Do we know what exactly the ride technology is for Tinker Bell's Busy Buggies? Given the poster artwork, I'm assuming it's similar, if not identical, to Autopia:

@MickeyMouse10, I finally did my Mickey and the Beanstalk ride. How do you suppose it could work realistically, given the very rough verbal tour I just put up?