MK Cars-Themed Attractions at Magic Kingdom

networkpro

Well-Known Member
In the Parks
Yes
It’s very easy to argue with something that is just spitting out a pattern of words and has no problem just making things up to fit that pattern.
Large Language Models (aka LLMs) is good for some things, horrible at others. Computer language syntax and mathematical computation are ok as they don't have any semantics.
Oh. So "Walt" Disney World mo longer matters? Wow.

Which "Walt" ? The Disney persona which is curated and interpreted continuously by the company to fit their current narrative or what we can interpret from the personal actions of the man Walt Disney ?
 

Tha Realest

Well-Known Member
It’s equally ridiculous of either side to surface anything ideological here in order to suppose what a hypothetical 2025 Walt would think.
It’s hard to “both sides” this when there is ample history suggesting that Walt (the man) would’ve done nothing of the sort, and probably more evidence that he would’ve resisted that sort of encroachment.
What I think could be said is that he designed the parks with the likes and desires of children in mind, layered with a maturity of design that even adults can enjoy. With that in mind, I think it’s fairly reasonable to think that Frontierland as it was may never have been built in the modern era since Westerns have all but vanished from children’s entertainment. I don’t think the problem here is the re-programming of content. It’s that kinetics are being lost, the design intent of the area is being papered over half-heartedly, and the theming becomes a mishmash as parts are updated while others persist.
I agree with a lot of this. I am not sure if it’s an operational concern to have so much activity zig zagging on top of one another or just creative laziness, but the newer lands, while “pretty” have a soullessness to them. Visual looks? 9/10. Soundscapes? 9/10. Physical kinetic energy? 2/10. Of course, Instagram is not a good place to capture that kinetic nuance, and we know who they design for now (not kids, not adults, but the ‘Gram).
 

MisterPenguin

President of Animal Kingdom
Premium Member
Let's put it another way. Attractions (ROA, Liberty Belle, and TSI) promoted by Walt himself are removed in favor of a company that Disney bought and the IP chosen from that company is Cars? Walt is rolling over in his grave.
They're also being removed for IPs that Walt had a direct hand in: Disney Villains.
 

JohnD

Well-Known Member
No, it isn’t. Cars is only taking the lower portion of the Rivers of America.
Every diagram I've seen has never shown anything removed from the upper portion. Sure, there may be a walkway under the tracks to Villains. But all indications have been on the other side of the tracks.
 

MisterPenguin

President of Animal Kingdom
Premium Member
He matters to some people but not the ones running the company today.

Ok.

1751677680925.png


1751677734778.png
 

MisterPenguin

President of Animal Kingdom
Premium Member
Every diagram I've seen has never shown anything removed from the upper portion. Sure, there may be a walkway under the tracks to Villains. But all indications have been on the other side of the tracks.
You are mis-reading the indications.

On the other side of the tracks are the laydown yards. And since Piston Peak and Villains Land are being built at the same time, this indicates that the laydown yards are not the future site of Villains Land.
 

Chi84

Premium Member
If you can’t accept and understand that Walt Disney, no matter alive or dead, would ever want to see the Rivers of America, Tom Sawyer Island, and the Mark Twain River Boat removed from his flagship Florida Park, Magic Kingdom, then we’re never going to reach, partner. Your stubbornness is getting in the way of your logic. Just accept that.
It has nothing to do with accepting what he wanted.

It has everything to do with accepting that his wishes - whatever they would have been - have no bearing on modern day WDW. Just accept that.
 

Register on WDWMAGIC. This sidebar will go away, and you'll see fewer ads.

Back
Top Bottom