DHS Monster Inc Land Coming to Disney's Hollywood Studios

TrainsOfDisney

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The courtyard concept art seems the newer of the two, to me.
Agreed… I also think the gravity building was recently added to the previous artwork.
Someone said the height requirement for this is presumed to be between 40”-42”
Probably the same physical coaster as Dragonflier at Dollywood which has a 39” height requirement.
 

Rob562

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The concept art kind of reminds me of Dragonflier at Dollywood. Height requirement is only 39” for that one!

Exactly what I was thinking. I was pleasantly surprised by how fun Dragonflier was when I rode it last year.



Could unload be at the L and then could there be 4 load bays at the elevators and have it be a large open scare floor room. I can’t imagine they’d need 4 elevators if they only have 1 load, unless it has a very extensive show scene.

Could be a similar scenario to Rise with 4 load but only 1 unload area. Thematically, it would make the most sense to go immediately up before going forward (it’s how the movie works).

Would they do 4 separate load platforms? Or only 2?

My thinking was what if it was two load platforms, fed from the center, and each platform could service two train load positions. Train on track 1 is dispatched and rises up, while track two lowers down. After the movement the next train comes in on track 2 while whatever happens to the train on track 1 happens. Then they reverse again.

It just means that when loading, riders have to walk slightly farther for the outer train position. And when waiting to board the next train you get the visual of the train in front of you rising up into the ceiling.

-Rob
 

mattpeto

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Yes they are, just not for a bit :)
ending the incredibles GIF by Disney Pixar
 

CosmicDuck

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I genuinely think that MV3D should not be allowed to be removed from that park. Disneyland is so much better about this stuff and it's such a shame that the original attraction is located in Florida, but it's a genuine piece of history that should continue to exist for as long as those theme parks do.

I would genuinely rather MV3D outlive modern muppets as they exist now, its irreplaceable as a piece of art and just preserving the movie does not do it any kind of justice.
 

SpectreJordan

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Not much else Marvel they can use in Florida
Maybe they're saving space for a rainy day incase Universal ever budges.

As for Monster's Inc, I love the idea of a mini-land & the Door coaster. I just hope it doesn't replace Muppets & Star Tours. Even outside of my personal love of those two attractions, this would be an awful idea. Losing two attractions at the park that needs more the most is terrible.
 

Winter

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I genuinely think that MV3D should not be allowed to be removed from that park. Disneyland is so much better about this stuff and it's such a shame that the original attraction is located in Florida, but it's a genuine piece of history that should continue to exist for as long as those theme parks do.

I would genuinely rather MV3D outlive modern muppets as they exist now, its irreplaceable as a piece of art and just preserving the movie does not do it any kind of justice.
...What???

It's just a decent 20(?) minute show that's so outdated that it's hyping up 3d as a new cool thing so long after it became big that it stopped being a popular fad over 10 years ago.

Like it's perfectly fine and I get really liking it if you're into the muppets but this seems like an insane exaggeration lol
 

JusticeDisney

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I agree with some of the sentiments expressed above, to the effect that this was an awesome surprise! I’m a big fan of Monsters Inc. and from what little we can tell this attraction looks like it will be a lot of fun!

I’m curious if they will go for a family friendly ride, or something with greater thrills? Either way I am excited for it, but has anyone heard anything in this regard?
 

Jrb1979

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I agree with some of the sentiments expressed above, to the effect that this was an awesome surprise! I’m a big fan of Monsters Inc. and from what little we can tell this attraction looks like it will be a lot of fun!

I’m curious if they will go for a family friendly ride, or something with greater thrills? Either way I am excited for it, but has anyone heard anything in this regard?
I hope it's somewhere in the middle between Slinky and Rock'n'roller Coaster. Something like Dragonflier at Dollywood.
 

TrainsOfDisney

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I’m curious if they will go for a family friendly ride, or something with greater thrills? Either way I am excited for it, but has anyone heard anything in this regard?
It looks like a family coaster - similar to Dollywoods Dragonflier. It looks like a very compact layout - but i think the elevator lifts will be really cool and make this feel very special.
 

JusticeDisney

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It looks like a family coaster - similar to Dollywoods Dragonflier. It looks like a very compact layout - but i think the elevator lifts will be really cool and make this feel very special.
Great point about the compact layout. I guess you really can’t do too much of a thrill ride with that set up.
 

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