MK Cars-Themed Attractions at Magic Kingdom

[Disstevefan1]

Also heard to not get excited about any of the water elements,

Iger seems to hate the water. Did he almost drown as a child?

 

[lazyboy97o]

As far as I'm aware, Adventureland has always been known as Adventureland and can't seem to find anything where the Caribbean Plaza section of Adventureland was listed as its own land in Magic Kingdom?
I'm just reiterating that the Piston Peak area of Frontierland is not going to be called Cars Land.

What does this have to do with my question? You stated a land has to have a restaurant. Adventureland spent a good chunk of 20 years effectively not having any restaurants.

 

[Gusey]

What does this have to do with my question? You stated a land has to have a restaurant. Adventureland spent a good chunk of 20 years effectively not having any restaurants.

I wasn't stating that, I was pointing out that was the last made-up definition and that there hasn't been a definition from Disney as to what makes up a land. The only way we know what is considered a land by Disney is when they tell us and when the maps have a section labelled as a land

 

[flynnibus]

Maybe the engine noises from the cars will be on-ride speakers in the headrests, so when you're riding the ride you hear all the car noises but outside of it, it's practically silent?

The road noise alone is hard to mask... that noise outside test track ain't coming from speakers

 

[Disstevefan1]

This is going to be a fun 3 to 5 years

 

[𝐌𝖆𝖓 𝖎𝖓 𝐖𝖊𝖇]

The road noise alone is hard to mask... that noise outside test track ain't coming from speakers

The cars on Piston Peak won't be going by at 60mph either.

 

[Rhinocerous]

I have bad news. You're raising a lunatic

You're not wrong.

 

[TheMaxRebo]

Iger seems to hate the water. Did he almost drown as a child?

Maybe that is why he greenlit Journey of Water ... So he could better understand his enemy

 

[flynnibus]

The cars on Piston Peak won't be going by at 60mph either.

Probably correct... but now you're talking degrees.

Cars are still loud - goto RSR and you see the same and they only go a fraction of the speed.

Tires+Ground+wind noise.. it's every neighbors nightmare.

 

[Disstevefan1]

Maybe that is why he greenlit Journey of Water ... So he could better understand his enemy

Since JoW is a glorified splash pad, he felt very safe as he walked by it.

 

[uncle jimmy]

Probably correct... but now you're talking degrees.

Cars are still loud - goto RSR and you see the same and they only go a fraction of the speed.

Tires+Ground+wind noise.. it's every neighbors nightmare.

I thought WDI stated in the blog post that they worked to address the noise complaint people raised, stating that guests will hear the cars around the entrance to the attraction and the other sides they're using trees and landscapes to help buffer noises.

 

[Purduevian]

I'm willing to bet my bottom Disney dollar it'll be what amounts to a clone of Grizzly River with Cars slapped on and a different ride system (though the Cars track should be roughly the same size as the flume GR rafts float down). Similar theming, style, size of attraction, etc. I've heard this from a "source" but I don't and will never claim to be an insider. I just have a friend of a friend of a friend who works for corporate so take that with 47 billion metric tons of salt. Also heard to not get excited about any of the water elements, ha. It does track with what we know regarding rough estimates of size and scope.

Are you saying it will be the same track layout as GRR? Or just the scenery will be inspired by GRR?

 

[psherman42]

I'm willing to bet my bottom Disney dollar it'll be what amounts to a clone of Grizzly River with Cars slapped on and a different ride system (though the Cars track should be roughly the same size as the flume GR rafts float down). Similar theming, style, size of attraction, etc. I've heard this from a "source" but I don't and will never claim to be an insider. I just have a friend of a friend of a friend who works for corporate so take that with 47 billion metric tons of salt. Also heard to not get excited about any of the water elements, ha. It does track with what we know regarding rough estimates of size and scope.

Unless this had a water raft ride, I don’t see how this area could be like Grizzly River Run.

 

[Agent H]

Maybe we could start using "subland'!

Storybook Circus Subland of Fantasyland.

Cars' Piston Peaks Subland of Frontierland.

Main Street U.S.A: contains town square Main Street and central plaza. Adventureland: contains jungle Arabian bazaar and Caribbean plaza. Frontierland: piston peak. Town of tumbleweed. New Orleans. Fantasyland: enchanted forest. Castle courtyard/medieval fair. Storybook circus. Dinoland U.S.A: the Dino institute. The boneyard and Dino-Rama.(now extinct) galaxies edge: first order courtyard. Resistance forest. Black spire outpost marketplace.

 

[SMRT-1Michael]

I do think that a lot of people are most upset that this couldn't have been an addition rather than a replacement.

I personally think it's going to be the same caliber as TT 3.0. Not great and not terrible.

Exactly how I feel. I wouldn't feel conflicted if these were true additions, not replacements. Really anything Disney has done in the last decade I'd be more or less fine with if they were additions, not replacements.

I'm worried the attraction itself will be just underwhelming. Plus, attractions that have you in and out in like 3 minutes of ride time always bothered me when they replace something that was 10-12 minutes long. I get that most thrill rides that the industry has standardized doesn't share this same sentiment as, say, a Disney fan whose fandom is rooted in nostalgia and true leisurely experiences.

While I LOVE Test Track 1.0 and even 3.0 looks alright, I'd much rather enjoy a 12-minute World of Motion than a 4 minute thrill ride. I get I'm an outlier.

 

[Smoky]

Are you saying it will be the same track layout as GRR? Or just the scenery will be inspired by GRR?

Should have clarified, the scenery will be heavily inspired by GR and the overall scope and size are very comparable. They will obviously have different layouts. Didn't hear much else other than the supposed water elements will be laughable due to budget/maintenance. Again, I'm not an insider and will never claim to be one. But looking at everything it makes a degree of sense they would use GR as an inspiration. Still a net negative in every feasible way for the park and I still hate nuDis.

Unless this had a water raft ride, I don’t see how this area could be like Grizzly River Run.

See above. Look at pictures of the queue and theming surrounding GR but throw in a dash of Mater and voila.

 

[The Underminer]

I imagine it's going to fit into the same menu niche as Seven Dwarfs Mine Train. Which is also my tactful way of saying it's exactly how you'd classify that attraction. In fact, I would not be surprised if it finally displaces it for LLSP.

But is it a destination headline like Radiator Springs Racers? Absolutely no chance in the world.

Yeah I was thinking SDMT D-ticket too.

 

[TrainsOfDisney]

Should have clarified, the scenery will be heavily inspired by GR and the overall scope and size are very comparable.

Here’s a crazy question - any chance this was designed for Grizzly Peak originally? Like as a redo of the water ride?

 

[Smoky]

Here’s a crazy question - any chance this was designed for Grizzly Peak originally? Like as a redo of the water ride?

No idea but I doubt it.

 

[flynnibus]

I thought WDI stated in the blog post that they worked to address the noise complaint people raised, stating that guests will hear the cars around the entrance to the attraction and the other sides they're using trees and landscapes to help buffer noises.

That’s talking about the wide area. This was about the cars themselves. Vehicles that weigh thousands of pounds and at speed will have tire noise