S.I.R. the Robot
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Showing the exterior of the body adds for depth and gets one familiar with who they'll be exploring. Like in Osmosis Jones, the body belongs to a guy named Frank, and we delve into a little of his life.
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Re-Do a Retheme!
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MickeyMouse10
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Re-Do: Mission Space and Space 220
Wall-E: Save the Planet
----- (omnimover, similar to horizons)
----- (In the brand new Recycle Pavilion, is enviro robot Wall-E and his new attraction. First the ride starts off telling the story of how humans destroyed earth in the future and only 600,000 were able to board the Axiom, a spacecraft that is filled with robots, that tend to all of the humans needs. It is very much like Horizons, as you view what it is like aboard the Axiom in the future. Robots do all the manual labor for humans like preparing meals and shopping. Thus humans don’t do anything and get very fat and unhealthy. This is when Wall-E and Captain McCrea come into the picture. They want to prevent the inevitable destruction of our earth… and most of the humans on it. So they teach us humans how to save their planet. Through recycling, reusing and other efforts. And offer a choice of outcomes for it’s visitors at the conclusion. If you choose a Green Planet you see what the planet will look like if you care for Mother Earth. Or you could choose the other pathway, a Wasteful Planet, which shows if we don’t care for her and neglect her.)
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PrinceCharming617
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Nice dude, I actually hated Wall-E the first time I watched it. Because it has hardly any dialogue at the beginning, but the little bot and his movie have earned my mad respect.
I still think Eva is out of his league though bro. hahaha
I still think Eva is out of his league though bro. hahaha
Snow Queen 83
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Wall-E definitely belongs somewhere, I don't know why they haven't used him.
Disstevefan1
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Possibly the worst re theme in the history of re theme’s is the Disneyland re theme of the people mover to Rocket rods. It was doubly bad; not only was it a bad attraction, it also destroyed the people mover track so it could never be used again.
MickeyMouse10
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Oh yeah, it definitely has to be the worst. Because at least with a bad replacement (Mission Space) you still usually get a ride out of it. With Rocket Rods though, it was totally awful and destroyed the tracks foundation.
They should definitely redo the track layout and make a new one. It is sorely missed by everyone who experienced it and even ones that didn't.
S.I.R. the Robot
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And Corey Burton as an evil computer, 14 years before a very similar role of that description became famous.
oogie boogie man
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I can't believe when Disney just lets things stay vacant. The Former Alien Encounter/Stitch attraction in Magic Kingdom has been rumored to be replaced for many moons. But still it remains vacant and unused in a prime location.
MickeyMouse10
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Re-Do: Test Track
Test Drive featuring The Muppets
----- (slot car ride, similar to test track)
----- (The new Test and Transportation Pavilion features the latest technology for tomorrow’s conveniences. Leading the way in many of these advancements is “The Muppet Institute of Technology”. They have created a self driving car that will revolutionize the future. The one catch is they need dummies… I mean volunteers… like yourself to try it out. To make matters worse Beaker who isn’t the sharpest tool in the shed accidentally shows us the early footage of the test dummies trying it out. Which unfortunately didn’t go too well for them. One of dummies may have lost it’s head and another may have went flying 20 or so feet. … I don’t know we still haven’t found all of him. But Dr. Bunsen Honeydew assures us “A human’s head is far more resilient and won’t just come off in any possible experiments.” Our driver will be none other than 80's Robot, costar of the film "The Muppets".)
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Lord Fozzinator
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(Remembers poor old fozzsoire that got his head cut of by a guillotine) many people during the French Revolution tried that out, let’s just say that they didn’t last long.
Re-Do: Test Track
Test Drive featuring The Muppets
----- (slot car ride, similar to Test Track)
----- (The new Test and Transportation Pavilion features the latest technology for tomorrow’s conveniences. Leading the way in many of these advancements is “The Muppet Institute of Technology”. They have created a self driving car that will revolutionize the future. The one catch is they need dummies… I mean volunteers… like yourself to try it out. To make matters worse Beaker who isn’t the sharpest tool in the shed accidentally shows us the early footage of the test dummies trying it out. Which unfortunately didn’t go too well for them. One of dummies may have lost it’s head and another may have went flying 20 or so feet. … I don’t know we still haven’t found all of him. But Dr. Bunsen Honeydew assures us “A human’s head is far more resilient and won’t just come off in any possible experiments.” Our driver will be none other than 80's Robot, costar of the film "The Muppets".)
MickeyMouse10
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LOL, what???
Lord Fozzinator
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We just won’t talk about my great great uncle during WW2
Frankenstein79
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The 80's Robot actually was the best part in The Muppets. But Muppets as a whole has been squandered by Disney. In fact it feels like with most of what Disney owns they want to turn it into lame Disney Channel level stuff. What happened to edgy, more sarcastic humor like the old Muppets used to have. Before Disney cut their "you know whats" off.
Miru
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Yeah, Disney has a tendency to cut the brainstem out of the operation, and it’s even gotten as far as their core animation studio, the heart and root of the company, by now. Speaking of which;
The Future Gallery
(SW Launch Bay retheme)
The “glorified Star Wars museum” has become a larger-scaled museum that also covers other Disney IP; artifacts from those films on display prominently, with rotating exhibitions.
The Future Gallery
(SW Launch Bay retheme)
The “glorified Star Wars museum” has become a larger-scaled museum that also covers other Disney IP; artifacts from those films on display prominently, with rotating exhibitions.
S.I.R. the Robot
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S.I.R. was mousin' hot. But NOOOO, they had to replace him because of mousin' Karens and unpopularity. At least we still have Zurg.
The Lochness Monsta
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Definitely one of the highlights of recent Muppet stuff. I'm more into the classic stuff though, like Muppet Show and Muppet Xmas Carol. It felt more adult back then.
Snow Queen 83
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Just like everything Disney has made The Muppets lame.
The Great Gonzo
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Epcot is my favorite park, but even I have to admit it has lost it's way.
Garfield Builder
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I got an idea for the Void Pavilion. Themed as the Void Institute for Virtual Reality Research in which Lucas Hightower, grandson of Harrison Hightower III and founding member of SEA's splinter faction "The Voidlings", hosts a VR open house. Guests are told to put on their VR headsets and enjoy various exhibits.