peter11435
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Astro uses a completely different type of ride system with only very limited compatibility. The two projects are not related. What you’re seeing at Astro happens about every 10 years.
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DAK 'Encanto' and 'Indiana Jones'-themed experiences at Animal Kingdom
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TriceraTop Spin Demolished Overnight as Dino-Rama Clearing Nears Completion at Animal Kingdom
TriceraTop Spin Demolished Overnight as Dino-Rama Clearing Nears Completion at Animal Kingdom
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At the speed they're working I expect Cement-o-saurus to come down in the next few days.
TheMaxRebo
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They are different ride systems. I believe TriceratopSpin and The Magic Carpets of Aladdin are the same though so i assume they at least salvaged parts to be used for when Carpets needs work/replacements
You mean the same dumpster used to haul away Aladdin in the future? I'm all down.
Grantwil93
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Now that is a removal I can get behind. Unclog Adventureland please
peter11435
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There is one feature unique to Aladdin that makes its removal unlikely.
Agent H
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Which one? The spitting camel? Or the carpets that desperately need to be oiled?
IMDREW
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Its been ten years?!
peter11435
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An accommodation
Each RV has a bathroom?
Mr. Sullivan
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Well I mean...it is. By a wide margin. Dinosaur is neat but I'd much rather have the scenery and effects that comes with Indy than the animatronics lack of actual scenery and effects that comes with Dinosaur. Just a few animatronics is fine. We don't need a ton for the ride to be fun and interesting. Indy is one of the top theme park attractions ever built and it's not got more than a few animatronics, but it makes up for it in really amazing sets and effects.
James Alucobond
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I'm assuming the comment was in reference to how uniquely accessible the attraction is for wheelchair users. Which doesn't really mean that the attraction couldn't be moved, just that it is unlikely to be fully removed because it helps round out available experiences for those with unique needs.
ToTBellHop
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It seems they were salvaging useful parts (for the other spinners?) at first, but yes, the rest went in a dumpster.
What does 1800GotJunk charge to haul away slightly-used dinosaurs?
Agent H
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Am I the only one that initially read it as “over the falls!”?
TheCoasterNerd
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Via The Other One - rip that big billboard
Disgruntled Walt
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- In the Parks
- No
I don't think they ripped it, just knocked it down.
James Alucobond
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Kind of off topic, but I really wish they'd put something almost exactly like that still-standing billboard with the lattice at the base over on the opposite side of the train tracks in Storybook Circus near the TRON tunnel entrance to completely obscure the view of the show building while aboard the train and to at least partially distract from it elsewhere in the land. Just put another Great Goofini ad on it or something.
Timothy_Q
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It would be SO easy to block that view, they really didn't even try
WorldExplorer
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I absolutely do not understand the "reuse TriceraTop Spin" idea.
Setting aside that I'm pretty sure everything in Rama was second hand so who even knows how old the ride is at this point, when Dino-Rama opened it was a land made on a tight budget specifically to look cheap, and yet even in that cash-strapped scenario, they still made custom assets for the rides.
Now the company is supposed to be doing well and Toy Story brings in billions and billions of dollars, and people want them to REUSE the ride for that area? It's not worth something fully customized?
It'd be one thing if it fit, but Trixie does not look like the T-Spin triceratops (and I see zero reason why "kinda close" should be considered good enough) and the fact that they even are toys at all goes right the heck over people's heads. On this very forum people talk like them looking toy-like is a design flaw and not the goal. It would just confuse people.
(Let's not even discuss wasting TSL space on an unpopular character or the large pile of money I would have if I got a dollar for every "but why are triceratops flying?" comment I've heard.)
Surely the hope should be for them to make something unique that actually fits TSL instead of hoping they cheap out and make the land worse with an ill-fitting ride.
Why are people setting expectations for Toy Story Land lower than Dino-Rama?
Setting aside that I'm pretty sure everything in Rama was second hand so who even knows how old the ride is at this point, when Dino-Rama opened it was a land made on a tight budget specifically to look cheap, and yet even in that cash-strapped scenario, they still made custom assets for the rides.
Now the company is supposed to be doing well and Toy Story brings in billions and billions of dollars, and people want them to REUSE the ride for that area? It's not worth something fully customized?
It'd be one thing if it fit, but Trixie does not look like the T-Spin triceratops (and I see zero reason why "kinda close" should be considered good enough) and the fact that they even are toys at all goes right the heck over people's heads. On this very forum people talk like them looking toy-like is a design flaw and not the goal. It would just confuse people.
(Let's not even discuss wasting TSL space on an unpopular character or the large pile of money I would have if I got a dollar for every "but why are triceratops flying?" comment I've heard.)
Surely the hope should be for them to make something unique that actually fits TSL instead of hoping they cheap out and make the land worse with an ill-fitting ride.
Why are people setting expectations for Toy Story Land lower than Dino-Rama?