Encanto is a go!
This expansion seems to have always been dreamed up as Tropical Americas. Encanto and Indy were some of the ideas for the attractions it seems, but i think it will be all Encanto now. Whether that means Dinosaur stays or not.
I have many reasons to believe this will be a hit! Maybe even a classic in the making. I can't wait to experience it. And yeah, there doesn't seem to be any plans for a New Orleans area. I love Disneyland's NOS so hopefully MK eventually gets it's own. However, the next thing in the cards for MK...
The placemaking and sets within the ride are going to be top notch. What I'm most curious about is the soundtrack. It can be the determining factor between the ride being great but just missing something, or an instant classic. I think.
How is it "reactive" when AA's, moving figures and sets are already made and fabricated and waiting to be installed?
This is exactly what I'm expecting from the ride, vibe-wise.
I don't think the sense of dread will be completely missed. Anticipate the laughing place to deliver on that with...
I'm not privy to just how animated those audio-animatronics will be in order to make the distinction. What I know is they are not static or moving figures, which the ride will also have a number of. The 20 something advanced audio-animatronics will be the stars of the show. Only a handful of...
The finale scene will be entirely new.
Not sure if it's exactly 48 but it's around that figure. Close to 20 are advanced audio-animatronics, the rest are models with limited movement. No projected faces but plenty of cool projection effects throughout the ride scenes like fireflies and fog.
Expect this retheme to include over four dozens new audio-animatronics, around half of which will be models of the latest generation. Three of those will be Tiana. Screens and projections will be utilized to add depth to sets, other than that, the biggest use of screens and projections will be...