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News Tron coaster coming to the Magic Kingdom

jaxonp

Well-Known Member
I think Hagrid's would disagree with you but for the rest - yeah

Really no comparing the two. Hagrid's blow it away. Visually, Tron looks neat. The ride isn't great and is over before it starts.

People will like it because:

a. its new
b. it looks cool
c. its "fast"

then everyone will get off and talk about how short it was just like they do in China, lol.
 
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JoeCamel

Well-Known Member
Really no comparing the two. Hagrid's blow it away. Visually, Tron looks neat. The ride isn't great and is over before it starts.

Please will like it because:

a. its new
b. it looks cool
c. its "fast"

then everyone will get off and talk about how short it was just like they do in China, lol.
I was comparing the seating position on motorcycle coasters, on Hagride I want front row.
No question it is miles above Tron in design
 

Kamikaze

Well-Known Member
Tron will be a great addition...ive often looked at the one in Shanghai and thought how visually brilliant it looks.

Yes it isn't a huge thrill rollercoaster, but that's not the point of it.

But it's very much an attraction which comes alive at night, so for 90% of the parks opening time it won't be worth riding.
And this is just another example of why you should never form opinions on things solely from a video.
 

UNCgolf

Well-Known Member
It looks like a warehouse with a canopy. And it doesn’t seem to be visible from much of Tommorrowland.

I think a lot of people are just looking at pictures of Shanghai and assuming that's how it will look at WDW.

And sure, it will look like that if you're standing in the right place. But unlike at Shanghai, it's not the centerpiece of Tomorrowland. It's back in a corner. You probably won't be able to see it at all before you get past the Astro Orbiter.

It shows how little thought they put into the placement.
 

G00fyDad

Well-Known Member
I think a lot of people are just looking at pictures of Shanghai and assuming that's how it will look at WDW.

And sure, it will look like that if you're standing in the right place. But unlike at Shanghai, it's not the centerpiece of Tomorrowland. It's back in a corner. You probably won't be able to see it at all before you get past the Astro Orbiter.

It shows how little thought they put into the placement.

Where should they have put it? (Serious question)
 

mergatroid

Well-Known Member
I think a lot of people are just looking at pictures of Shanghai and assuming that's how it will look at WDW.

And sure, it will look like that if you're standing in the right place. But unlike at Shanghai, it's not the centerpiece of Tomorrowland. It's back in a corner. You probably won't be able to see it at all before you get past the Astro Orbiter.

It shows how little thought they put into the placement.
I'm not sure where else in TL they could have put it? People currently complain about the show building being seen from the monorail now, to have it the other side of Space Mountain would bring it even nearer?
 

ToTBellHop

Well-Known Member
Well there is that and that's fair enough. Perhaps they looked into it and there were too many obstacles?
I just want them to finish the design. My goodness this is taking a long time! Let me find the announcement…
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Good grief!
 

lazyboy97o

Well-Known Member
Where should they have put it? (Serious question)
I'm not sure where else in TL they could have put it? People currently complain about the show building being seen from the monorail now, to have it the other side of Space Mountain would bring it even nearer?
The space between Tomorrowland and Main Street, USA, approximately where the Main Street Theater was to be located, is where the attraction was initially slated to be placed way back when it was going to be co-developed by the Magic Kingdom and Shanghai Disneyland along with Seven Dwarfs Mine Train. Space Mountain wasn’t just dropped into Disneyland once the decision was made to add that attraction. Space Mountain and Tomorrowland were adjusted to work together as part of a larger experience. TRON should have had it’s design adjusted to integrate into Tomorrowland, not just be a thing over there.

Well there is that and that's fair enough. Perhaps they looked into it and there were too many obstacles?
The obstacles were money. They were trying to add stuff quickly and cheaply. It’s the reason Ratatouille was also grabbed and dropped into a weird spot.
 

WondersOfLife

Blink, blink. Breathe, breathe. Day in, day out.
The space between Tomorrowland and Main Street, USA, approximately where the Main Street Theater was to be located, is where the attraction was initially slated to be placed way back when it was going to be co-developed by the Magic Kingdom and Shanghai Disneyland along with Seven Dwarfs Mine Train. Space Mountain wasn’t just dropped into Disneyland once the decision was made to add that attraction. Space Mountain and Tomorrowland were adjusted to work together as part of a larger experience. TRON should have had it’s design adjusted to integrate into Tomorrowland, not just be a thing over there.
I think Tron’s design works well for Tomorrowland. If we need to complain about something like that we need to look at the speedway.
 

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