Rosso11
Well-Known Member
Nope which is why the Speedway is looking to be redeveloped in the not too distant future.Now that the Cars (TM) attraction is greenlit is there really a need for two car attractions in MK?
Nope which is why the Speedway is looking to be redeveloped in the not too distant future.Now that the Cars (TM) attraction is greenlit is there really a need for two car attractions in MK?
This 100%! I wish everyone would understand these decisions are NOT made by Imagineering. They are given orders by park executives. They are the ones who decided they wanted a cars attraction in Frontierland. They are the ones who decided they wanted the river gone. These are not Imagineering decisions.Why do people tend to always talk down about today’s imagineers when they are just following directives set by management ?
I fault Imagineering on execution. And it's usually warranted.This 100%! I wish everyone would understand these decisions are NOT made by Imagineering. They are given orders by park executives. They are the ones who decided they wanted a cars attraction in Frontierland. They are the ones who decided they wanted the river gone. These are not Imagineering decisions.
It’s been on its way out for awhile now. It was that or update and they obviously didn’t update it.Nope which is why the Speedway is looking to be redeveloped in the not too distant future.
Ah, I get it now!Was Dancing With Wolves [sic] a western?
What are the key themes of Avatar?
That’s perfectly fair. Once these larger decisions are made by park executives, critique away.I fault Imagineering on execution. And it's usually warranted.
After Epcot's World Celebration I think it's more than just the executives. There seems to be a lot of internal political fights with imagineering that have bubbled up too much and that was a giant result of that. Design by a dysfunctional committee. I don't doubt there are some individual contributors there that are great, but I think the whole org is rotten now. The state of the "Imagination" pavilion is a good measure of how it's doing.That’s p
That’s perfectly fair. Once these larger decisions are made by park executives, critique away.
My God it's not like WDW doesn't have the space to add new things --no they would rather rip out classics --SADThis 100%! I wish everyone would understand these decisions are NOT made by Imagineering. They are given orders by park executives. They are the ones who decided they wanted a cars attraction in Frontierland. They are the ones who decided they wanted the river gone. These are not Imagineering decisions.
I agree all I’m saying is blame the appropriate people. It’s not Imagineering for this decision. I would start with Jeff Vahle.My God it's not like WDW doesn't have the space to add new things --no they would rather rip out classics --SAD
Which is long overdue. Unless they are going to update it, which seems unlikely given they are showing zero interest in doing so.Nope which is why the Speedway is looking to be redeveloped in the not too distant future.
I know a lot of people don't like the speedway... butWhich is long overdue. Unless they are going to update it, which seems unlikely given they are showing zero interest in doing so.
I know you're joking, but the Riverboat will not reappear anywhere in any form. It's ... just too ... well, it's so ... 19th-century.The Speedway is due to be replaced with a futuristic riverside walk. They will add aluminum panels to the Liberty Belle to give it a whimsical futuristic vibe and offer rides. Sadly the peoplemover will have to go to allow the boat to fit.
I'm kidding, but it feels like they would consider this to appease those unhappy about the losses around frontierland.
This would be nice actually. Though perhaps battery-powered bumper boats with futuristic cockpit controls and a digital display.The Speedway is due to be replaced with a futuristic riverside walk.
Which is long overdue. Unless they are going to update it, which seems unlikely given they are showing zero interest in doing so.
Yeah the kids do love it. I don’t even necessarily think it needs to go away completely but a major update would be good. If they’re never going to do that then perhaps the space can be better utilizedfeels like the time to have done that was when they shortened the track and put in Tron ... I think retheming the speedway to make it look Tron-like and be electric, etc would have been great, but they didn't and it does seem rather out of place
on the flip side it is my 13-year old sons favorite attraction at WDW (he did it 5 times our last trip) and I know he isn't alone in liking it as still has demand - just feels very dated
Design by a dysfunctional committee. You nailed it!After Epcot's World Celebration I think it's more than just the executives. There seems to be a lot of internal political fights with imagineering that have bubbled up too much and that was a giant result of that. Design by a dysfunctional committee. I don't doubt there are some individual contributors there that are great, but I think the whole org is rotten now. The state of the "Imagination" pavilion is a good measure of how it's doing.
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