A Spirited Perfect Ten

[brb1006]

I think we are coming to a point where these live-action remakes are going to surpass the direct-to-video sequels in awfulness.
#nothinghaschanged

I hope Gilbert Gotfired won't be doing Iago for that version of the movie.

 

[WDW1974]

Where can I find more information about their peter pan ride? Was their a press release with official descriptions of the individual rides? All I saw was the breakdown from Disney Parks Blog

It's in a release or interview somewhere ... I'd check the official site first.

 

[PhotoDave219]

I hope Gilbert Gotfired won't be doing Iago for that version of the movie.

The Aristocrats!

 

[brb1006]

Are we up to about a dozen of these turds now? One gets announced every two weeks when are they set to release? Are we going to have one a month come 2018? Has anyone thought this through?

I hope it won't be directed by Tim Burton.

 

[WDW1974]

Looks like the Tron E-Ticket is coming to the state parks:


We already know Soarin' over the Horizon is coming to DCA and Epcot Center so it seems that China won't have any exclusivity rules like Japan does with their attractions. It specifically says it a second time at the bottom of the page as well:

No. It's not. You're reading way too much into that. Tron for either WDW or DL is about as dead as WRE or Discovery Bay. Coffee table book stuff.

 

[WDW1974]

This will be the only kingdom without it's a small world right?

Right.

Unless they add one quickly as HKDL did. Although it was always planned for that park, not for this one.

 

[Captain Neo]

It's in a release or interview somewhere ... I'd check the official site first.

You know in all the commotion I completely forgot that there was an official site! Yes all of the information is on there. Thank You.

 

[aladdin2007]

No. It's not. You're reading way too much into that. Tron for either WDW or DL is about as dead as WRE or Discovery Bay. Coffee table book stuff.

Yeah TronTrack I mean Test Track is as close we will ever get.

 

[WDW1974]

I hope they don't mess up the Genie!

I hope it never sees production.

 

[brb1006]

The Aristocrats!

I'm still waiting for a future announcement for a Live-Action version of The Aristocats. I wonder it would work out though?

 

[Captain Neo]

No. It's not. You're reading way too much into that. Tron for either WDW or DL is about as dead as WRE or Discovery Bay. Coffee table book stuff.

Disney is usually pretty careful with their language. For example on the Peter Pan ride description it says they are getting a new Peter Pan ride and that the ride system itself will be making its debut in that park. Also for Soarin' it makes it very clear what exactly is exclusive to that park (the Great Wall of China and Shanghai scenes).

I'm not saying Tron is getting announced at D23 or anything but it does imply they are leaving themselves open to doing a Tron ride at their other parks around the globe.

Also, was that River Rapids ride initially designed by Baxter or one of his protégés? The reason I ask is because in his Afterword for the Disney Mountains book Tony made a passing reference to a future mountain that could potentially be themed around China's dragon teeth mountain range which this attraction seems to have an influence from. My other guess was that this was some concept Joe Rhode whipped up for Animal Kingdom that never went anywhere.

 

[brb1006]

I hope it never sees production.

Don't tempt it my friend, Dumbo,Pinocchio and Beauty And The Beast are already in the early stages of production.

 

[PhotoDave219]

I'm still waiting for a future announcement for a Live-Action version of The Aristocats. I wonder it would work out though?

I'd link you to the joke, but that would cross the line....

 

[Cesar R M]

Not a clone. But beyond that, I don't know a thing about it. I'm still trying to figure out why it wasn't mentioned beyond the other attractions being more headliner types or unique concepts.

disco yeti included?

 

[BrianLo]

Disney is usually pretty careful with their language. For example on the Peter Pan ride description it says they are getting a new Peter Pan ride and that the ride system itself will be making its debut in that park. Also for Soarin' it makes it very clear what exactly is exclusive to that park (the Great Wall of China and Shanghai scenes).

I'm not saying Tron is getting announced at D23 or anything but it does imply they are leaving themselves open to doing a Tron ride at their other parks around the globe.

The multiple press releases were very heavily focused on all their exclusivity. If you click through some of the land specific information as well as the overall major press release, they highlight nearly everything that is a world exclusive. Everything from attractions, lands, shows to 'concepts' are highlighted. They are putting a big focus on exclusivity, which 90% of the park truly qualifies as.

If your implication is Disney could develop some of these concepts or use these 'world exclusives' in other parks, yes they likely could. If you believe that the wording implies they are actively developing all these attractions or concepts elsewhere, you are reading too much into the wording.

SDL is a snapshot of 2008-2010. That historically is the first and last chance for a real Tron attraction. There is no way in today's Disney (post-Marvel and Lucas-film) they would be rushing to insert a Tron attraction stateside. It's nice that it managed to exist somewhere, but you'll be holding your breath if you think it ever winds up somewhere else. The Pan or Pirates ride systems though... those I'd wager on.

 

[Captain Neo]

The multiple press releases were very heavily focused on all their exclusivity. If you click through some of the land specific information as well as the overall major press release, they highlight nearly everything that is a world exclusive. Everything from attractions, lands, shows to 'concepts' are highlighted. They are putting a big focus on exclusivity, which 90% of the park truly qualifies as.

If your implication is Disney could develop some of these concepts or use these 'world exclusives' in other parks, yes they likely could. If you believe that the wording implies they are actively developing all these attractions or concepts elsewhere, you are reading too much into the wording.

SDL is a snapshot of 2008-2010. That historically is the first and last chance for a real Tron attraction. There is no way in today's Disney (post-Marvel and Lucas-film) they would be rushing to insert a Tron attraction stateside. It's nice that it managed to exist somewhere, but you'll be holding your breath if you think it ever winds up somewhere else. The Pan or Pirates ride systems though... those I'd wager on.

It does not say anything about "world exclusive"

 

[Mike S]

Don't tempt it my friend, Dumbo,Pinocchio and Beauty And The Beast are already in the early stages of production.

Won't be long now before we get a fully CGI Lion King. Oh god...........

 

[GiveMeTheMusic]

It does not say anything about "world exclusive"

You're reading way too far into it. The Tron coaster isn't coming to the US parks. It's a Shanghai one and done. There's no other way to phrase it - it's not happening. It's not on any of the other parks' docket.

 

[Rodan75]

Are we up to about a dozen of these turds now? One gets announced every two weeks when are they set to release? Are we going to have one a month come 2018? Has anyone thought this through?

They are buying pitches and putting them into development. Who knows how many of these will make it past a 2nd draft.

 

[ProjectXBlog]

I'd link you to the joke, but that would cross the line....

so this family of cats goes into a talent agency...