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Kungaloosh!!!
- Thread starter LiterallyNobody
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Kungaloosh Mountain is back on!!!
lazyboy97o
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I have a hard time believing Disney could properly recapture the magic of The Adventurer’s Club. It’s hard not to see something that is overstuffed with pointless SEA references and convoluted new elements to try and make it less problematic.
Just the parks my dear man.
ToTBellHop
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The Zach is busy researching this on Tik Tok as we speak so I’m sure he will get this just right. He’s a master of nostalgia.
James Alucobond
Well-Known Member
I agree that it's hard to see it working at all as it was.
That being said ... I don't think I'd entirely mind if they went with a "modern" S.E.A. theme for the Dinoland U.S.A. area of Animal Kingdom, modifying Dinosaur slightly to incorporate some S.E.A. themes, adding a modern and more family-friendly Adventurers Club to the area, and putting a new related ride where Primeval Whirl was. Still, it would lose a lot by not leaning into the explorer aesthetic of the early 20th century.
Disneydad1012
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FigmentFan82
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Remember as far as we know this is still a thing...
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Ronald D. Moore to Develop Magic Kingdom TV Universe at Disney Plus
Ronald D. Moore is in the process of developing TV projects at Disney Plus that will be set in Disney's Magic Kingdom
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They did a whiz-bang job with Star Wars inclusion into the parks. I see your point.
How much you figure Chapek will charge for a virtual Kungaloosh?
bcoachable
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I think yall have missed the mark big time on your guesses as to what Nobody is hinting at....
My inside sources tell me that-
"Kungaloosh" is the name of the new Olivia Rodrigo Album,
it will be coming out this summer...
My inside sources tell me that-
"Kungaloosh" is the name of the new Olivia Rodrigo Album,
it will be coming out this summer...
James Alucobond
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castlecake2.0
Well-Known Member
My theory: new AC lite in the VOID space. DPB: “while looking through some storage rooms in the Marketplace, Imagineering found the long lost remains of the Adventurers Club. Now we’re reopening it for YOU!” It’ll feature props and effects but no actors. Kinda like trader sams. The local fanbois will immediately take over the place screaming KUNGALOOSH at everyone who tries to enter and it will make no money as each fanbois check average will be 0.025 drinks/hr.
UNCgolf
Well-Known Member
I'm not suggesting they recreate the one that originally existed -- I don't even really know much about it (the idea of it sounds pretty cool but I never experienced it myself). But they would make far more money selling drinks than anything else.
Stupido
Well-Known Member
as it should be. Disney+ needs more content that isn't just Marvel and Star Wars, and I think they know that.Remember as far as we know this is still a thing...
Ronald D. Moore to Develop Magic Kingdom TV Universe at Disney Plus
Ronald D. Moore is in the process of developing TV projects at Disney Plus that will be set in Disney's Magic Kingdom
Sirwalterraleigh
Premium Member
Ron Moore should be in charge of Star Wars…but I’ll take what I can get
MaryJaneP
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Even if VR AC was a concept, in today's pandemic would people crowd together with strangers to wear gear recently worn by others? Until there is cost-effective disposable VR gear, it is hard to imagine that idea taking hold. Now a shop offering "limited" AC based merchandise, perhaps featuring some of the historic props from the long-lost AC, Cheapik may ok that.
trainplane3
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At the very least we can expect the best, more accurate floor an adventurer should have in their club.
Bocabear
Well-Known Member
VR would mean you were not actually wearing anything anyone else wore...and they could create and develop it with the OCULUS platform with in app purchases...
But aside from that, a new version of the Adventurer's Club would have to either be as it was with an admission fee and a 21+ strict policy...
Or
It opens as more of a Restaurant and Bar concept with a reservations system and prix Fixe menu... and no age limit.
I think when they started allowing families into the property early is one of the things that killed it... It was always full of cranky children and strollers that came in before the after 8pm Adults Only rule took effect...And they would camp out and wait for the entertainment that would come later...
In it's heyday it was one of the best things at WDW... Later on it seemed to get watered down.
But aside from that, a new version of the Adventurer's Club would have to either be as it was with an admission fee and a 21+ strict policy...
Or
It opens as more of a Restaurant and Bar concept with a reservations system and prix Fixe menu... and no age limit.
I think when they started allowing families into the property early is one of the things that killed it... It was always full of cranky children and strollers that came in before the after 8pm Adults Only rule took effect...And they would camp out and wait for the entertainment that would come later...
In it's heyday it was one of the best things at WDW... Later on it seemed to get watered down.
Bocabear
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Base it on this....with a strict 21 and over policy...
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