roj2323
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Other side of the perimeter road?
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Star Wars Land announced for Disney's Hollywood Studios
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No. Both buildings are inside the park perimeter road but outside of the new SWL service access road.
BrianLo
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Nope, not sure who you are referring to but they either mean Pandora or the water ride in consideration for the 50th.
No this was on the blog talking about Star Wars Land in Disney Land - which is why I'm confused. See below:
From: https://blog.disneygeek.com/2017/02/10/disneyland-star-wars-construction-check-210/
Princess Leia
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Mark Twain river boat?
I guess that would make the most sense. Didn't think about that.
danlb_2000
Premium Member
Yes. The end of the Rivers of America had to be rebuilt to make room for Star Wars Land.
michmousefan
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Right. You can see the beginnings of the trestle that the train will ride on in the background.
MrHappy
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Disney rents with Uhaul? Who woulda thunk it.
Goofyernmost
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I doubt Disney rented that. One of their vendors may have though.
TP2000
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Bingo!
The Disneyland version has had the Rivers of America and Disneyland Railroad closed for 18 months, reopening this summer, to reroute everything further south to accommodate Star Wars Land on the northern side of the park.
The Disneyland version of the artwork shows the Rivers of America south of Star Wars Land, where the Disneyland Railroad, Mark Twain Riverboat, Sailing Ship Columbia and the Explorer Canoes will all travel along. The green island is Tom Sawyer Island. Funny how they fuzz all that out for the Star Wars artwork.
What I find interesting is which came first; the Star Wars Land footprint, or the new Rivers of America footprint? And which dictated the shape of which in the planning phases? I ask because it will be interesting to see how the cloned version in DHS creates the same sort of southern boundaries along its perimeter with the rest of DHS, but without a river and a railroad.
clemmo
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Interesting I didn't know that the water ride was being considered for DHS. This is still in addition to SWL, TSL, Mickey ride, and possible and dare I say likely re-skin of Star tours? DHS really needs more water rides and water features added imo.
ToTBellHop
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Not that interesting. They'll build a berm.Bingo!
The Disneyland version has had the Rivers of America and Disneyland Railroad closed for 18 months, reopening this summer, to reroute everything further south to accommodate Star Wars Land on the northern side of the park.
The Disneyland version of the artwork shows the Rivers of America south of Star Wars Land, where the Disneyland Railroad, Mark Twain Riverboat, Sailing Ship Columbia and the Explorer Canoes will all travel along. The green island is Tom Sawyer Island. Funny how they fuzz all that out for the Star Wars artwork.
![](http://[QUOTE="Direwolf27, post: 7592289, member: 112211"]Mark Twain river boat?[/QUOTE])
What I find interesting is which came first; the Star Wars Land footprint, or the new Rivers of America footprint? And which dictated the shape of which in the planning phases? I ask because it will be interesting to see how the cloned version in DHS creates the same sort of southern boundaries along its perimeter with the rest of DHS, but without a river and a railroad.
Water ride?
Goofyernmost
Well-Known Member
Interesting, because this is probably the first time it has ever even been mentioned. To my knowledge it wasn't even brought up as an option. Perhaps people are thinking of Pandora.
danlb_2000
Premium Member
Thanks. I've not heard of one for any park.
BrianLo
Well-Known Member
Ignore me, didn't realize the person was talking about Disneyland.
@Magic Feather I believe briefly mentioned it somewhere for the 50th.
Edit: I can't find the post, perhaps I dreamed this up.
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