Recent content by Professortango1

I'm a Disney sicko and I was very much done with MV3D. TTBAB I sighed a sad sigh over, but MV3D was an announcement that's been coming for awhile. The legacy of Henson is the reason it stuck around as long as it did.

Yeah, I think the ride can be killer (for a modern Disney attraction) and I hate the films. I don't think the land fits DCA as a park, but I think it will be the final nail in the coffin of them trying to care about DCA's thematic identity and just go with "things which we felt like fans would...

Considering they haven't even begun clearing the existing attractions, they are, from a public perspective, early on in the project.

Better than 90's Buzz and Disney's notorious nothing burger of a Spider-Man attraction? That's like Red Lobster advertising they have better seafood than Denny's.

I went in the early 2000's when they were prepared to sell for condos and I was amazed at how little there was to do outside of coasters and some kiddie rides. After my 4th coaster, I got kind of bored since every ride was trying to be physically thrilling in similar ways without any palette...

And this is why I let my pass lapse this year. Figured it's going to be bad with closures and construction.

They can replace it while also building new Marvel attractions. Just like they have the DC rights without any current DC attractions.

Still looks miles better than Super Hero Island. And an improvement over what was there prior.

Because Marvel Super Hero Island is...mediocre and dated at best. Spider-Man was an iconic ride, but even that seems a bit old fashioned in execution. The land doesn't have great visuals and while it has two major attractions, only one is highly themed and I'd be all for something better...

At this point, I think DC is a stronger choice for parks. More distinct locales, plus easier to design a great Batmobile ride than a great Spider-Man ride. The Scoop was fine for its time, but now we are getting an Avengers version and a Peter Pan version and yadda yadda yadda. The swinging...

Because they still have the theme park rights East of the Mississippi. They can easily have a Super Hero Island with Marvel and DC together. Or keep a few Marvel attractions in some capacity between the three parks they have in Florida. It could even be a show with all of the characters they...

Where did I say they should give the rights back?

If Universal was smart, they'd build a DC land that delivers what Avengers Campus fails at in Hollywood. They can then bring those concepts over to replace Marvel Island at IOA. Give me an Indiana Jones Adventure-style Batmobile ride and a Justice League Kuka Arm-based ride where Superman...

I do care. I enjoyed the stage shows. Dick Tracy, Pocohontas, Aladdin, and the Storyteller Theatre at PFF all are great shows created at Disneyland. The original Finding Nemo musical at DAK was pretty good. I'd love to see a Marvel stunt show that utilizes stuntronics in a show. Many of us...

I mean, Mickey and the Magical Map was one of the coffin nails in that space. The shows of the 90's were great. Then they got to be Disney Jr-style shows with a few mascot characters dancing around enthusiastic college kids without much of a story other than bridging a 3-5 random songs from...