Not really, there isn't too much space there to make it a mini-land of sorts. Though I can see Disney maybe considering the Northern Expansion plot as an Oceania land as there is the space to do it and there is three big IP's that do fit Oceania well enough (Moana, Lilo and Stitch, and Finding Nemo)
While I agree with most of this post, what Disney did to Future world, specifically trading the fountain of nations for that ugly planter with broken ground lighting and the stupid rust finish all over the place is the worst in my opinion.
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This kind of post never gets funny.
Perhaps it needs repetition like a running gag.
It’s already repetitive.Perhaps it needs repetition like a running gag.
This is the kind of post that, in the words of Chernabog, "is funny 'cause it's true!"
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Just like they did Tiana's.I just found this article and, oh my, they're really putting a ton of research into this Indiana Jones ride about the Maya coming to Animal Kingdom! I shall be waiting to see this wonder when it eventually opens in the future!
Indiana Jones Ride at Disney’s Animal Kingdom: New Concept Art and Hints | TouringPlans.com Blog
Get exclusive details on Disney's new Indiana Jones ride at Animal Kingdom, including concept art, story hints, and Imagineering insights.
He did visit the tropical Americas a few months ago. He just got back from the Himalayas.But was Joe Rohde involved ?
I would have to counter with while EPCOT’s transformation has issues, their missteps didn’t alter the entire ethos of the park. It still retains it’s core concept for the most part.
I think it’s a pretty different assignment to study the actual history, architecture, and culture of an entire civilization than it is to study Louisiana in broad. I don’t really see these two things as being in any way comparable to each other.
I do love getting quality attractions. I don't want spinners per se. There is something to be said though for the quiet A or B ticket attractions. The filler ones that disperse crowds and provide a respite from waiting in long line after long line (or, paying for lightning lane). I know the execs don't care and it is clear they want every inch of the park monetized, and basically any attraction that fails to do so is on the chopping block. But I wish we could have a middle ground. In fairness, I am glad they are putting in the carousel which at least presumably will be a non LL attraction but with today's Disney who knows; LL exists on many things it does not need to.
