Jack Wolfe
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Yeah, the ending doesn't just go off the rails, it dives off a cliff. They managed to out-weird Space:1999.
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MK Stitch's Great Escape Replacement— Don’t Hold Your Breath
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Bocabear
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What does Hawaiian Roller Coaster Ride have to do with Tomorrowland?
Cmdr_Crimson
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The Black Hole always struck me as a response to the Star Battle craze. As in 'robots and spaceships are hip, let's make '20 Thousand Leagues Under the Supernovas''.
Not a bad movie though, it has its moments. No idea if it is still watchable today. Would it have stood the time? I should go check it out!
There's also the animated film that's just a knockoff of Star Wars as well..
Totally NOT Luke & Leia.....
bclane
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That’s an easy one. What is at the center of Tomorrowland?
R O W.
Row is another word for paddle.
Paddle is what you have to do to catch a wave while surfing.
Surfing is what a Hawaiian rollercoaster ride is.
Thus it is a perfect fit!
trainplane3
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Can we toss Interstellar into this mix too? I loved it but suddenly black hole-tesseract-book case sequence. It didn't ruin the movie at all for me, it was just a "what" moment even though I understood how it got to there.
brb1006
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KBLovedDisney
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One of my favorite Disney classics. Creepy, but loved it.Well, they could go the oddball of the Futuristic bunch....Surprised they never did a remake to this...
Cmdr_Crimson
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Yes it was....But, if we want talk creepy Disney...This was it..
And yet they even had a float section in MSEP.......Very odd...
Not unless it's on Mystery Science Theater 3000.
EricsBiscuit
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No way! HahaYes it was....But, if we want talk creepy Disney...This was it..
And yet they even had a float section in MSEP.......Very odd...
KBLovedDisney
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Omg! I so wish I had gotten to see that in person!!Yes it was....But, if we want talk creepy Disney...This was it..
And yet they even had a float section in MSEP.......Very odd...
KBLovedDisney
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J. D.
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"Recognize me now, Ruth?"
Or if you were Wolverine...
Cmdr_Crimson
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Purduevian
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I might be wrong, but a quick google map measurement shows me that SGE is about 24,000 square feet while Pan is about 15,500 square feet. Is there a possibility of a slow moving dark ride? It could be a tour through Jumba Jookiba's lab where you get to see all his experiments (from the TV show), ending with his latest creation(and a reused awesome AA) experiment 626. This could be a high capacity omnivore or a bus bar attraction.
YasssYzmaYasss
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Was there two days ago and desperately wanted to ride it before it closed. (Had to experience the unpleasantness one last time.) It wasn't open when I got there after the stampede to 7 Dwarves, so I asked the attending cast member when it was gonna be operational. They were *flabbergasted* anybody cared. And it wasn't open until 10. Crowds were unbearable by 9 so byyyyyeeee forever Stitchy!
Disneyhead'71
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Super Star Limo Syndrome.
I get:
Peter Pan: 18.4k sqft / .42 acres
SGE: 13.5k sqft / .31 acres
You may be including the ice cream parlor and the gift shop in your estimate (or I may be doing something wrong).
If you give up the shop and ice cream parlor you can get an extra 9k sqft / .2 acres, which is closer to your total when added in.
If I were in charge, as I mentioned above, I'd clear out the cafeteria, too and put in a really good E-Ticket.
winstongator
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I love him. He's not stupid, just high strung.