Mystic Manor at HKDL Video

[The Duck]

We all know the chances of this attraction making it to the States. In the meantime, enjoy the video.

 

[Uddy]

I could totally see that at Imagination Pavillion at Epcot. Thanks for posting.

 

[Axle1986]

And that my friends, is how to effectively use screens in an attraction. What an amazing visual feast!

 

[Soarin' Over Pgh]

Love this. Amazing use of technology. Congrats, hk Disneyland!

 

[aladdin2007]

Wow that is really different and cool, could see it in AK in Asia or something. The monkey is adorable! But Disney World just cant have anything that sophisticated, detailed and original, until the powers that be wake up already!

 

[Sassagoula-Rvr]

I could totally see that at Imagination Pavillion at Epcot. Thanks for posting.

That was my first thought...some adaptation of this with either Figment, or Just make it like the Mystic Expo or something like that.

 

[Clamman73]

That was my first thought...some adaptation of this with either Figment, or Just make it like the Mystic Expo or something like that.

Yes! But also have pin tables after the ride that you can play with. Please!!!

 

[ShookieJones]

We all know the chances of this attraction making it to the States. In the meantime, enjoy the video.

Slim to never of course....

Wow. Thanks for posting. That's perfectly combing lighting, screens, animatronics and ride vehicles to make a classic Disney style ride. I wish these kind of standards where demanded of rides in WDW.

 

[Lee]

I could totally see that at Imagination Pavillion at Epcot.

No thanks.

I'll take a direct lift to either AK or Adventureland.

 

[SpaceMountainMan]

Looks awesome.

 

[aladdin2007]

No thanks.

I'll take a direct lift to either AK or Adventureland.

Agree, though at this point Imagination Institute is Imagination Destitute, and could use something from this layout/design.

 

[Darth Sidious]

I could totally see that at Imagination Pavillion at Epcot. Thanks for posting.

I would say the ride design would work really really well with figment and imagination. I would NOT clone this ride though at Epcot. I would put this in Adventureland.

As for the ride... quite an excellent mixture of effects and story. The trackless layout fits really well here. I really think we need to see a trackless ride in WDW.

 

[prfctlyximprct]

I'd trade new fantasyland for this.

 

[Sassagoula-Rvr]

Agree, though at this point Imagination Institute is Imagination Destitute, and could use something from this layout/design.

Exactly how I feel...the current Imagination is a shell of it's former self.

 

[GLaDOS]

We all know the chances of this attraction making it to the States.

Slim to never of course....

Not necessarily.

No thanks.

I'll take a direct lift to either AK or Adventureland.

Agreed completely.

 

[drew81]

Anyone know how big the show building for this is? Is it comparable to Dinosaur? Haunted Mansion?

 

[FigmentJedi]

There is a computer game called Gardens of Time run by Disney (there is an app for it too) where you find hidden objects for points. It seems similar to this attraction. This must have been where that game came from. Interesting, thanks for posting.

Link to the game if you wanted to make a comparison between the two. This ride really does look cool!!

http://www.playdom.com/games/gardensoftime

Not really. Mystic Manor is based on the Society of Explorers and Adventurers story of Tokyo Disney Sea. Only thing they seem to share is the "artifacts from different cultures collected together" thing.

 

[ThemeParks4Life]

We NEED this in AK.

 

[Sassagoula-Rvr]

We NEED this in AK.

I'm not trying to be condescending...but where/how would this fit in with AK? I'm legitimately trying to figure out how/where they would work it in...and I have nothing.

 

[The Duck]

We NEED this in AK.

Agreed but I would prefer Adventureland. As far as "Imagination" is concerned, Albert the monkey reminded me a bit of the original Figment (cute but not obnoxious) so an adaptation for Epcot wouldn't be bad either.
BTW, am I the only one who was thinking, "Night at the Museum"?