DHS CARS LAND

[disney fan 13]

If they are going to clone it, they aren't likely to increase the speed.

We can wish...

 

[juan]

They can add the models from Blue Sky Cellar to One Man's Dream.

 

[juan]

Even though I believe that DHS needs a DCA style refurb, CL could turn it into a full day park for me ( And add kids rides that the park has been needing) though I do hope that the speed of RSR is increased because 40 won't do it for me...

They could extend the outside portion. DCA was limited on space; RSR at DHS could theoretically expand out towards the Backlot Tour.

 

[afar28]

The only problem is, in 15 years will the movie Cars even be relevant?

 

[WDW1974]

There really wasn't much to the original post. It only said "bye bye LMA" or something to that effect. Wasn't more than a sentence.

Yes. I know I was asked to not discuss LMA as part of any revamping of the Studios park. I'm wondering if someone is trying to entrap LightBulb ... and I'd hope not.

Nice to see you back in these parts, Tom ... I mentioned you in a post (actually crediting you for admitting on your Blog that Disney paid for your Grand Cali room/villa and it just disappeared from the post ... but I do want to credit you for doing what 90% of the online social media contingent refuses to do!)

 

[Taylor]

The only problem is, in 15 years will the movie Cars even be relevant?

Look at the name of the studio who made it at the top and it will answer your question

 

[unkadug]

The only problem is, in 15 years will the movie Cars even be relevant?

Sure. Probably more so than some of the Classic Disney movies are now.

 

[danlb_2000]

The only problem is, in 15 years will the movie Cars even be relevant?

How relevant is Song of the South today? The one advantage to Carsland is that even if people's interest in Cars the movie declines, their interest in cars and car culture probably won't.

 

[disney fan 13]

Yes. I know I was asked to not discuss LMA as part of any revamping of the Studios park. I'm wondering if someone is trying to entrap LightBulb ... and I'd hope not.

Nice to see you back in these parts, Tom ... I mentioned you in a post (actually crediting you for admitting on your Blog that Disney paid for your Grand Cali room/villa and it just disappeared from the post ... but I do want to credit you for doing what 90% of the online social media contingent refuses to do!)

From your comments it sounds like LMA is in some sort of legal trouble, Or am I off the mark?

 

[juan]

The only problem is, in 15 years will the movie Cars even be relevant?

They are building a brand new Little Mermaid ride 23 years after the movie....

 

[WDW1974]

My understanding was that the rock work and RSR represented the majority of Cars Land's development budget. If true, then IMO it makes sense to build the entire Radiator Springs with the restaurants and other attractions. But, possibly replace Luigi's Flying Tires with an attraction utilizing the trackless technology.

No. It cost a lot, but it wasn't the majority by far. At the end of the day, it's still fake rockwork. Disney has perfected that since the 1950s.

And I can guarantee you that you won't see Luigi's replicated anywhere in its current form ... it's been a disaster.

Again, I don't know what Lightbulb said/heard/is party to, but my peeps were pretty specific that TDO wasn't interested in Carsland, they just wanted the biggest piece and a shop. So, I guess we'll see ... hey, maybe we should ask Blondie on the Blog what the real scoop is?

 

[afar28]

They are building a brand new Little Mermaid ride 23 years after the movie....

Because that's a classic Disney movie. I don't think Cars will become a classic

 

[WDW1974]

The only problem is, in 15 years will the movie Cars even be relevant?

Nope. Just like Harry Potter and Star Wars ... and, hell, Snow White, no one will have any interest at all.

 

[unkadug]

From your comments it sounds like LMA is in some sort of legal trouble, Or am I off the mark?

It's an expensive attraction from a staffing perspective. Not to mention the cost of upkeep and general expense to run the attraction.

 

[WDW1974]

From your comments it sounds like LMA is in some sort of legal trouble, Or am I off the mark?

No comment.

 

[afar28]

Sure. Probably more so than some of the Classic Disney movies are now.

You think so? I'm not saying your opinion is wrong, but I don't think cars will become a classic

 

[whylightbulb]

Yes. I know I was asked to not discuss LMA as part of any revamping of the Studios park. I'm wondering if someone is trying to entrap LightBulb ... and I'd hope not.

Nice to see you back in these parts, Tom ... I mentioned you in a post (actually crediting you for admitting on your Blog that Disney paid for your Grand Cali room/villa and it just disappeared from the post ... but I do want to credit you for doing what 90% of the online social media contingent refuses to do!)

I might be a bit paranoid. I was on the phone with a co-worker when he received a text that Orlando Cars Land info had been leaked and an investigation was pending. I only posted 30 minutes prior to that. Is it possible that they work that fast?

 

[unkadug]

You think so? I'm not saying your opinion is wrong, but I don't think cars will become a classic

Six years later every 4 year old still knows the characters.

 

[RSoxNo1]

FINALLY SOMETHING FOR THE DUDES!!! My boys (and I) are sick as can be of the constant princess additions. LOVE LOVE LOVE Cars and hope like crazy this is true.

Most of the attractions in the park are gender neutral or for boys.

 

[doctornick]

Maybe they will bring over Junkyard Jamboree and/or Luigis tires.

I cannot imagine they will import the tire ride unless they significantly change the ride mechanics (making it a totally different ride).