DisneyFan 2000
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wdwmagic said:
It is? That's great! Back to the Future is coming to the studios! :sohappy: :king: :sohappy:
Ok, ok, I just couldn't resist!
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It is? That's great! Back to the Future is coming to the studios! :sohappy: :king: :sohappy:
Ok, ok, I just couldn't resist!
ToTBellHop
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Back to the Future THE RIDE will open just as soon as Revenge of the Harry Potter: BACKWARDS! THE RIDE!!! opens...
DisneyFan 2000
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ISTCNavigator57 said:
We're getting both??? YAY!!! :sohappy:
I REALLY need to stop!
horizonsboy
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yensidtlaw1969 said:
Aw great. Another musical for WDW.
I for one, am annoyed with all these musicals poppin' up all over the vacation kingdom of the world. :lol:
horizonsboy
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blackride said:I would hope to see a darkride there but I dont think that is going to happen
I love the darkrides around WDW. Especially the darkride/rollercoasters (RnRC) or the darkride/thrill rides. (ToT) I hope it's not a musical (See http://forums.wdwmagic.com/showthread.php?p=663248#post663248)
raven
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blackride said:I would hope to see a darkride there but I dont think that is going to happen
I too would love to see a dark ride to a classic Disney animation film. But here again, actual "rides" are going away and "simulators" are taking over. Pretty soon all theme parks might be all "simulated". That will be a sad day.
speck76
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raven said:I too would love to see a dark ride to a classic Disney animation film. But here again, actual "rides" are going away and "simulators" are taking over. Pretty soon all theme parks might be all "simulated". That will be a sad day.
Much like 2-D animation, dark rides have had their day
Joking aside, I think there is still a place for dark rides in theme parks, but like everything, they need to evolve, whether that means things like the trackless system used at TDL for the Pooh ride, or they hybrid Spiderman ride at IOA.
raven
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speck76 said:Much like 2-D animation, dark rides have had their day
Joking aside, I think there is still a place for dark rides in theme parks, but like everything, they need to evolve, whether that means things like the trackless system used at TDL for the Pooh ride, or they hybrid Spiderman ride at IOA.
Yes I agree. Why doesn't Disney use something trackless, portable and easily changeable like this? http://www.etf.nl/ride/ride.htm
ToTBellHop
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Disney is still very much in the business of making dark rides. The last two new rides at Disneyland have been The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh (admittedly, not earth-shattering) and now Buzz Lightyear's Astro Blasters (which will be a lot of fun).
disneydummy125
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All I can hope for is that they do something besides a Meet and Greet with that huge space. But another dark ride would be nice.
stingrock23
Active Member
I know it's a rumor, but why can't they come up with an original attraction?
I've never seen the Snow White Show, and I'm sure it's nice, but where's the creativity?
I've never seen the Snow White Show, and I'm sure it's nice, but where's the creativity?
NeedABreak
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not sure I'll be able to enjoy the show if i know they are danceing on 20k's grave (sob 
sob sob )
Whoever said something about a Treasure Planet Attraction was on to something I think. Just me but I really enjoyed that movie and there are tons of things you could do with it (Ride a ship through space rollercoaster, action adventure stage show, comic motion ride with morph, lots of good stuff)
sob sob )Whoever said something about a Treasure Planet Attraction was on to something I think. Just me but I really enjoyed that movie and there are tons of things you could do with it (Ride a ship through space rollercoaster, action adventure stage show, comic motion ride with morph, lots of good stuff)
Although the Treasure Planet ride is a good idea, that is a little more Tomorrowlandish, don't you thik? We're trying to fill the spot of the 20K Lagoon, not The COP! LONG LIVE COP!!!
KevinPage
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I know I'm in the minority here, but I'd much rather they put 2 lower key dark rides, like Pinnichio or Alice in Wonderland and something like the Casey Jr. Circus Train and then use the remaining budget to "spiff up" Toontown.
Fantasyland doesn't need an E Ticket, it needs more rides. Peter Pan and Pooh have lines equivalent to E Tickets.
Fantasyland doesn't need an E Ticket, it needs more rides. Peter Pan and Pooh have lines equivalent to E Tickets.
