3x I like X-S Tech better, and I would LOVE to see a that MK's ultimate plan for tomorrowland included moving stitch to his own pavilion (or whatever its called) and getting X-S Tech and Alien Encounter back! That would be a dream come true.
But then again I could see Wall-E making a permanent visit (actually I'd prefer Wall-E over stitch) and BnL taking over tomorrowland (someone suggested the idea in an eairler thread and I thought it was a great idea). The thing that I like more about X-S is it gives tomorrowland more of a darker element for teens and adults (like 70% of people who go to MK). I REALLY loved when I went to Disney Quest and saw X-S 'sponsored' a ride there. I thought it was a really great marketing idea that made X-S circular instead of limiting it to one space.
With Wall-E you gather people who already love the robot and give tomorrowland a more kiddy element, with X-S and chairman clench you add a darker element and have a possible PG-13 movie in the future (esp with all of these horror movies comming out, Disney might be able to capitalize with a watered down thriller based off of X-S). I know you shouldnt make a ride based off a movie (like DAK's Dinosaur), but movies seam to be the only thing STILL making big bucks these days, and thats what they're doing with TS3.
But a Spiderman typed Wall-E ride right where CoP is or TSW (having the train run through it making it amazing BEYOND amazing) would be a REALLY nice fit and would draw in the crouds.
....just my two pennies.
No offense, but I'm glad you aren't in charge. Of course, I'm not happy with the people who ARE in charge, so there you go.
Seriously, get rid of CoP? Uh, no thanks. Get rid of Stitch? You betcha. Gut the whole building, though.
AE was okay, but it was too scary for little kids and not scary enough for me, so why bother? Disney really doesn't do "scare" very well. They do "creepy" fairly well at ToT, but even that's so tongue in cheek as to only scare people who are afraid of the dark/heights.
I'd love a WALL*E dark ride, but the problem is it would be done on the cheap. Now, if they could make one using some of the technology they use in Tokyo (like the Pooh ride, with AAs that like, actually articulate, rather than just bouncing!) and trackless technology, then you might be onto something. Unfortunately they'll probably just keep the building in tact and try in vain once again to shoehorn something into the format that should have been axed when they got rid of Mission to Mars.
And I don't believe for a minute that 70% of the people who go to the MK are teens and adults, at least not without little kids. I really don't think the MK needs "dark"...what they need are good attractions that can appeal to a wide demographic, rather than pandering to any particular age group.
