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There was just a news report that the CA Governor is letting Disney open early April...

I find it amazing as well. But I can’t walk through it anymore. At my age, with shortness of breath and knees that need to be replaced, I cannot make it through.

I absolutely love that ride! Going this April (rented a cabana for the day) AND my girlfriend hates water parks. But I absolutely have to go on Summit Plummet! Worth getting her a cabana boy to go on the ride.

The Disney aquarium rehabilitates dolphins in distress for the Stste of Florida. I suspect there is more of an investment than you see.

Are you a Black Mexican-Italian Jewish redneck? Because if you’re not, you are appropriating those cultures to make a silly point. Just sayin’

We’re in our 60s and cancelled a trip last Sept. Now, we’re going in late April. I’m used to a couple of trips each year and my gf hasn’t been in 35 years. We’ll be vaccinated by then. I won’t miss parades (didn’t enjoy them anyway), nor m&g s (she’s not thrilled with characters). My major...

It IS much more Disney... and that’s the problem. It is NOT consistent with the theming of the Boardwalk. Which the clown was. The Boardwalk pool is themed as an East Coast boardwalk amusement park. Not a Disney attraction. If Disney is anything, it is about theming. By breaking this policy, the...

Toontown was a creative tour de force. The engineering that went into the Toontown Trolley was impressive for such a small detail. And the dark ride was the first occurrence of an interactive attraction. Plus, the detail rivaled that of SWGE! Construction workers had to learn new building...

I remember the whole town at WDW... or think I remember it. I have seen the whole town!

Of course. But Disney is what today’s new guests want. If your stuck in memories, go to Six Flags, which is a static experience.

i agree it wouldn’t be the original experience. WDI strength is creating an experience that you think you remember. Who says it would be a screen road ride? It would be designed to be whatever you think you remember, to create a memorable experience. You aren’t getting my point.

You’re being negative. They could bring back the rides using any “tech” they wanted to recreate the original experience.

I totally agree with you. But there seems to be a lot of nostalgia towards these (and other) attractions. I just am suggesting that a Disney Memories park could create additional demand. One design feature of Disney parks is the attention to detail in transition areas. What a challenge to...

I recently read an article on Disney Lists, that listed the top extinct attractions that people want back. Horizons 20,000 Leagues Mickey’s Toontown Honey, I Shrunk the Kids Maelstrom The Timekeeper Snow White’s Scary... Mr. Toad’s Wild Ride This is just a mental exercise. But, imagine...

Interesting. Are you a mod? Please move this post to the relevant thread. Funny, I originally wrote this thread to question recent activities regarding the overall destruction of Disney foundations. Not about a given clown.