SweetDuffy101
Well-Known Member
The ride has been delayed to open 2027 spring.
I had though it had gone quiet with an opening dateThe ride has been delayed to open 2027 spring.
from what i heard whispers around the corner they were having a tough time with this new technology that they’re putting in on this ride. It said that it would be interactive with mobile device. thats the last thing i heard.I had though it had gone quiet with an opening date
Wow. 1.5 years is quite a long time for a ride refresh.The ride has been delayed to open 2027 spring.
Other than the track I don't expect much will be reused. I expect they are in principle building the Hong Kong Ant Man ride but with a Wreck It Ralph theme.It’s still difficult to comprehend how this attraction—presumably reusing several assets from Buzz—justifies a $200 million budget.
Interesting. Wonder if if it's to track scores and give bonus missions like Villain Con at Universal does?from what i heard whispers around the corner they were having a tough time with this new technology that they’re putting in on this ride. It said that it would be interactive with mobile device. thats the last thing i heard.
I think you answered your own questionIt’s still difficult to comprehend how this attraction—presumably reusing several assets from Buzz—justifies a $200 million budget.
$200 million is absolutely insane. Then again, so was half a billion for Cosmic Rewind.
One thing Chapek wasn't wrong about is WDI's inability to follow a budget.
Quoting myself here as I misread the dates. It closed in October 2024 so this will actually be 2.5 years for the ride refresh. Or, just about as long as it took to build the entire Magic Kingdom. And much longer than Disneyland.Wow. 1.5 years is quite a long time for a ride refresh.
I do find it funny that WDW fans tend to praise OLC for building rides quickly, but they take the same amount of time (the rides just turned out better themed). Fantasy Springs opened 8 years after it was announced and was delayed even after Covid from 2023 to 2024. Buzz has been delayed too. New Space Mountain was announced in 2022 and started in 204, so 3 years for a ground up coaster and dismantling of old coasterQuoting myself here as I misread the dates. It closed in October 2024 so this will actually be 2.5 years for the ride refresh. Or, just about as long as it took to build the entire Magic Kingdom. And much longer than Disneyland.
I do find it funny that WDW fans tend to praise OLC for building rides quickly, but they take the same amount of time (the rides just turned out better themed). Fantasy Springs opened 8 years after it was announced and was delayed even after Covid from 2023 to 2024. Buzz has been delayed too. New Space Mountain was announced in 2022 and started in 204, so 3 years for a ground up coaster and dismantling of old coaster
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