clemmo
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I have to believe they wouldn't clone that Paris coaster. It would be a big mistake imo. So basically it's DHS or bust for Indy and its clone or boat ride.
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Rumor Is Indiana Jones Planning an Adventure to Disney's Animal Kingdom?
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They’d done it already.
TimeDuck
Active Member
What do you mean?
DisneySea has the same coaster.
TimeDuck
Active Member
Oh you're talking about Raging Spirits, I couldn't tell if you meant "They would have already done it" regarding cloning the ride state-side.
999th Happy Haunt
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I don’t think I would have a problem with the coaster, IF there was another E-Ticket Indy ride in the land. Having the coaster be the only ride would be so underwhelming and terrible for capacity.
MagicJack78
Active Member
Do you see this as a real potential option for HS? If you said this was replacing the Dino carnival area at Animal Kingdom, I could support that.
Also, you mentioned Disney realizes they need added capacity to HS. It doesn't appear that this is a people eater type of attraction.
Could you share what version of Indy you think has the best chance of making it to HS?
I can’t go into more detail I’m afraid.
MagicJack78
Active Member
Appreciate the information that you did share.
TimeDuck
Active Member
Anything is better than the blight that is Dino-Land on an otherwise stunning park, but there's already a phenomenal coaster in EE, I really don't think AK needs another one.
Timothy_Q
Well-Known Member
DAK could have another well themed coaster like Everest
But it'd be better on the opposite side of the park, not right next to it in Dinoland
TimeDuck
Active Member
Yeah but we're not talking about a well themed coaster, we're talking about the off-the-shelf Paris/SEA one.
999th Happy Haunt
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I’m refering to DHS
Unless I missed a few posts and misread a few tea leaves; I was under the impression that DHS would NOT be getting a boat ride. (Indy or otherwise) And that Indy was instead destined for MK (likely a coaster) with DAK getting the Shanghai Tech and Jungle Book IP per unsubstantiated rumors.
I do however hope that much of this is incorrect. As DHS desperately needs a boat ride.
I do however hope that much of this is incorrect. As DHS desperately needs a boat ride.
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RSoxNo1
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We told them that two years ago. No reason for them to have closed Great Movie Ride.
The move here was build Mickey and Minnie's elsewhere (perhaps Animation courtyard replacing Mermaid) and put GMR down for a lengthy refurb upon the opening of Toy Story Land. Then you open GMR with a major update, Mickey and Minnies and Star Wars Land within 3 months of one another
Jones14
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Hell, they still have time for some damage control:
Close Mermaid when Disney Jr. opens and convert it into a Coco show; open alongside Mickey.
Close BatB when Lightning McQueen opens and turn it into Tangled; open with Star Wars.
Close F! next summer when the Illuminations replacement opens, reopen in summer of 2020.
Sure, that’s not creating ‘new’ capacity, but I can’t imagine those shows (save perhaps F!) are filling every seat for most performances these days.
GlacierGlacier
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After that, blow out the back of animation plaza for whatever land they can imagine to improve the park balance. That's where you get new capacity from.
rreading
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As you say, you’re not adding capacity in your suggestions. They won’t be needing more novelty - they’re going to need people eaters. If they weren’t already full, they probably will be
eddie104
Well-Known Member
The GMR just wasn’t popular like that anymore. Why not replace it with something new and innovative. I understand it was a DHS original attraction but I don’t think a lengthy refurb would have saved it. With the direction the park is going it wouldn’t have made sense to keep it.