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The Miscellaneous Thought Thread
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truecoat
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I'm with you on the Jungle Book and it could easily be a boat ride.
The BatB ride would probably be a clone of the one in Tokyo and DL could use another high capacity dark ride. The ride vehicles hold 10 people and they launch 6 at a time.
Having a realistic flying portion for an Aladdin ride would be pretty cool.
Phroobar
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Until one of the cables snap and people are left hanging on for dear life 30 feet in the air. That is what happened during the Aladdin show at DCA.
truecoat
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It doesn't have to really be in the air to seem realistic.
Phroobar
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I wish they would have done the swinging car ride for Spiderman. It would have been similar to Peter Pan but the car could swing left and right like it was shooting webs between buildings.
Disney Analyst
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While this is mostly focused on the new night parade for MK, they do talk about World of Color, and it’s ironic a lot of the “discussion” portion about the importance of entertainment takes place in one of Disneyland’s abandoned theatres 
Too Many Hats
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I wish they’d restore the Splash Mountain final drop water cannons to Tiana’s Bayou Adventure. That big “splash” wowed me as a child; one of the earliest Oh that’s not real — I get how that works theme park moments I can remember. I wonder why they chose not to keep that effect.
Phroobar
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Just another thing to maintain.
Dayoldbread16
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Disney Analyst
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Disney Irish
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Hopefully no one was hurt.
TP2000
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That tree falling thing happens when there's a quick change in temperatures. It was unseasonably cool in Anaheim this past weekend, and when I got to La Jolla earlier this evening I had to put on a sweater!
I remember similar tree branches falling in Frontierland and New Orleans Square in the 2000's and 2010's, and were reported online. I think a couple people were injured. And I remember the popcorn cart across from the Golden Horseshoe was crushed in one of those instances.
Big, mature trees can be dangerous sometimes. Especially during quick changes in temps, as seen in Anaheim the past few days with unseasonably cool temps. Luckily, it doesn't sound like anyone was injured or impacted by this one, thankfully!
I remember similar tree branches falling in Frontierland and New Orleans Square in the 2000's and 2010's, and were reported online. I think a couple people were injured. And I remember the popcorn cart across from the Golden Horseshoe was crushed in one of those instances.
Big, mature trees can be dangerous sometimes. Especially during quick changes in temps, as seen in Anaheim the past few days with unseasonably cool temps. Luckily, it doesn't sound like anyone was injured or impacted by this one, thankfully!
Disney Analyst
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truecoat
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They should be using battery powered chainsaws. I have the EGO model and it's very quiet. I've sawed up whole trees without even using a third of my battery.
lazyboy97o
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This is a model for a roller coaster, specifically Rock ‘n’ Rollercoaster at Walt Disney Studios Park which instead became an Iron Man attraction.
Phroobar
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Sounds like Halloween Horror Nights.
Dayoldbread16
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My bad (also thank you for the info!) so there never was a model for the swinging spider man ride we were originally supposed to get here at dca?
Phroobar
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There was a model. It was a pod held up with two cables that would swing the car through a city scape.
Dayoldbread16
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That’s awesome! By chance do you know where the picture of it is?