Problem Three-WDW doesn't like to shut down attractions until it is critically needed for refurbishment because they fear upsetting international or one-time visitors. Anaheim gets routine refurbishments all the time and their rides are mostly in objectively better shape because of it.
Well, Magic Journeys was probably the closest thing to a vehicle to promote LSD to children at the time.The more I reflect on it the more deeply I agree as well. That one should have been kept in perpetual storage (to emphasize, I realized immediately they just wanted to cash-in from MJ death) ...The cringeworthy parts I forgot about (or never noticed as a child) are indeed exponentially greater than the nostalgic slivers I remembered. I watched its predecessor, Magic Journeys, online with a friend a few weeks ago...same thing happened to me as when I watched EO in 2010...the cringe was ten times greater than the nostalgiaEO was my attempt at an analogy. Still would like something done with that Magic Eye Theater besides "shorts festival"
HISTA would be preferable to the shorts festival and that literally inflicted more damage to the pavilion and led to the sad state it is in now.The more I reflect on it the more deeply I agree as well. That one should have been kept in perpetual storage (to emphasize, I realized immediately they just wanted to cash-in from MJ death) ...The cringeworthy parts I forgot about (or never noticed as a child) are indeed exponentially greater than the nostalgic slivers I remembered. I watched its predecessor, Magic Journeys, online with a friend a few weeks ago...same thing happened to me as when I watched EO in 2010...the cringe was ten times greater than the nostalgia
I am just going to put the final sentences from the 94 and 07 versions here for comparison.2007 ending was "OKish...ONCE." I loved 1994 ending. I LOVED 1986 ending. No memory of 1982 ending
To be fair the one redeeming aspect to versions two and three of the ride is that they did bring a consistent overall concept for the pavilion along with HISTA. The problem was the rides sucked.
I am personally perplexed why Disney has not put two and two together and used the popularity of Inside Out to revive Wonders Of Life. I have had that idea since the day the first film came out and most of the time I am not fond of shoving characters into EPCOT for no reason. But this one was too painfully obvious.
It is legitimately fascinating because I am famously usually against IP integration into EPCOT and I am literally pleading them to put the Inside Out IP into EPCOT.
They're letting new drivers practice tangential parking.
Oh no! They're caught in an ant death spiral!
I wouldn't call it TOTALLY outlandish because GM actually promoted something they used to have in the Test Track postshow called the "Skateboard" concept where the same underpinnings of a whole EV drivetrain would have different car designs above it
saw them yesterday around 3-4ish! they were also filming stuff
had a whole crew out!
That's how Subarus are built now. All their cars are built on the same platform. (excluding a couple of joint built vehicles)I wouldn't call it TOTALLY outlandish because GM actually promoted something they used to have in the Test Track postshow called the "Skateboard" concept where the same underpinnings of a whole EV drivetrain would have different car designs above it
When it was themed to an actual test track it made sense to have other vehicles parked inside the high speed loop. Now that you are taking a drive somewhere, it doesn't make thematic sense to speed by a bunch of cars parked in a circle.
The only thing that might ever come "close" to that fantasy would be integrating OLED screens into the body and allowing some changes to "paint job" depending on your mood. There is no way it will ever be practical to change the body at home.
