_Scar
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I guess so
It's worked everytime for me, but the amount of complaints it gets I just guesstimated 50% off. :lookaroun
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So are we to assume that nothing new is coming to AK or Epcot until atleast 2014?
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I guess so
It's worked everytime for me, but the amount of complaints it gets I just guesstimated 50% off. :lookaroun
JustInTime
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No worries! You are not insane. SirGoof has always been just a tad bit full of himself. :wave:
MiklCraw4d
Member
Something I forgot to mention in that article was that he pointed out that if you google "Figment" you'll immediately come up with thousands of hits about the character from the ride. Disney didn't invent the word or have a trademark on it, but the instant association of the word is with the Disney character. So he thinks there's a lot of demand out there for the character that's not being met. I also have high hopes because he brought it up himself when I mentioned EPCOT.
I should say here, as I'm saying everywhere, that I appreciate him taking the time to talk to briefly talk to me. I think things are really looking up at WDI.
The Conundrum
New Member
The very earliest WDW will see something new is 2011 and New Fantasyland is opening in 3 phases between 2012, 2013, and a yet unannounced date for the final phase (tinker bell)
hoke2007
Active Member
I'd take Mysterious Island in a second over a re-imagined JII, and I think that 99.9% of the guests who visit WDW would agree with me.
misterID
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I guess I'm that 0.01%
There's so much that can be done with Imagination, I mean the possibilities are endless for a incredible dark ride. The original was over 10 minutes long. With todays technology there's no telling what they'd do with it.
20k isn't what I'd call an E. And even Eddie Soto said he didn't consider Journey To The Center Of The Earth an E... Which is under 4 minutes long. Unless they expand it and retheme it completely, I'll take Imagination.
There's so much that can be done with Imagination, I mean the possibilities are endless for a incredible dark ride. The original was over 10 minutes long. With todays technology there's no telling what they'd do with it.
20k isn't what I'd call an E. And even Eddie Soto said he didn't consider Journey To The Center Of The Earth an E... Which is under 4 minutes long. Unless they expand it and retheme it completely, I'll take Imagination.
jonnyc
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I would agree with you, but I don't think it would be such a landslide of opinion as you suggest. Can't we agree that we would actually like both?
WDW Vacationer
Active Member
Well... That closes that rumor.
SirGoofy
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Atomicmickey
Well-Known Member
Hot dang. Good.
beastly Kingdom is still alive...?
Nah. HOOPLALAND.
Hooplaland will be built surrounding the WDW water treatment facility.
The specs/features that are known so far:
-Mysterious Island Cafe featuring Stitch
-New dark ride: The D&G express. You go in a dark room and a strobe
light flashes on an inert ball of fur.
-Soarin' over Chernobyl
-Darby O'Gill meet 'n greet
-The Carousel of Speculation
-A firework.
Considering that Toon Town Fair / Birthdayland is now going away and the Little Mermaid will get a HUGE presence in MK, it might make sense to completely rework and expand Animation Courtyard at DHS and build a full scale Toontown (like Disneyland, but bigger and with a focus on working animation).
ToonTown could work very nicely next door to Pixar Place.
ToonTown could work very nicely next door to Pixar Place.
DisneyMusician2
Well-Known Member
I think Toontown would be the best where the current backlot tour is now.
I would keep the effects demonstrations and maybe add some lighting, sound or cgi demonstrations as a stand-alone attraction.
Then have toontown with a few attractions where some of the drive-around space is now.
I don't know if this leaves enough room, but I'm sure someone with a map and a better head for topography than me could figure it out.
I would keep the effects demonstrations and maybe add some lighting, sound or cgi demonstrations as a stand-alone attraction.
Then have toontown with a few attractions where some of the drive-around space is now.
I don't know if this leaves enough room, but I'm sure someone with a map and a better head for topography than me could figure it out.
JustInTime
Well-Known Member
Really? I thought Tink was the last phase and was opening in 2013. I must have been confused. I was thinking it would all (besides tink) by 2012.
FigmentJedi
Well-Known Member
I also have high hopes because he brought it up himself when I mentioned EPCOT.
Excellent!
Atomicmickey
Well-Known Member
With Iger's dictum that they should be exploiting their characters across
all available media, I'd wonder about the possibility of a "Dreamfinder
and Figment" movie or TV show. Do that, change up the ride, and you've
got instant synergy.
Just an idea.
all available media, I'd wonder about the possibility of a "Dreamfinder
and Figment" movie or TV show. Do that, change up the ride, and you've
got instant synergy.
Just an idea.
Studios Fan
Active Member
Completely agree. Hopefully we would get some more dark rides out of it as the park needs "family" dark rides drastically.
JWG
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Sometimes I feel the same way about Journey v4.0...
FigmentJedi
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Dinoman96
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As I said before, I don't like how Disney is giving stuff to MK and DHS, while they leave Epcot and Animal Kingdom to face the wrath of Potter. On the subject on that, atleast Uni is giving some love to both of its parks (USF just got HRRR, and IOA is soon to get TWWOHP).