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Goofy Ninja
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This Fantasyland sounds better than the one in Magic Kingdom. The Florida one doesn't seem to have enough dark rides and big attractions the way this one does... so far.
Plus they got rid classic ones like Mr. Toad and Snow White.
Plus they got rid classic ones like Mr. Toad and Snow White.
Twilight_Roxas
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Ever thought of adding events for the parks like the summer is a Percy Jackson event, and during Halloweentime Disneyland and it’s sister park gets a Halloween event?
MickeyMouse10
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I've never thought of sprinkling in events. Clever idea!
But I'd probably wait on Percy Jackson's integration though. Disney hasn't exactly been hitting it out of the park lately with their content. I wouldn't want to put in an event then the series turns out to be like Artemis Fowl or Spiderwick.
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Twilight_Roxas
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Rick Riordan is involved with the Disney+ tv series so it won’t be like the films.
WazHatter08
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Ok, I’m back.. again lol..
Sorry I’ve been so busy recently and haven’t had time to post on here…
I have been working on this project some more and I can’t wait to share my ideas!!
Sorry I’ve been so busy recently and haven’t had time to post on here…
I have been working on this project some more and I can’t wait to share my ideas!!
Twilight_Roxas
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As for Halloween there could be two different Halloween events one for kids & family, and the other for teens & adults.
MickeyMouse10
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Awesome man, I can't wait to see what you got.
I know you must be busy this time of the year with school and all. But it's always fun to hear from you.
MickeyMouse10
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I've never thought of that before, Disney should do definitely do it.
One night could have trick or treating and costume contests. While the other could be more like Pleasure Island back in the day. With random dance parties featuring DJ's and special characters in each land.
Best of all (for Disney) they could sell more alcoholic beverages and savory items ala Food and Wine. Thus making even more money off of drunk people.
Twilight_Roxas
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The other for Teens & Adults is more like Halloween Horror Nights with scarezones, and mazes.
MickeyMouse10
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Ooooooo, that sounds good too, very Universal-like.
Disneyland Paris used to do something similar, but once Disney took complete control of it they ditched it. Which is too bad it was a very unique experience. But as we've seen (with the Stitch attraction) the Disney company seems to shy away from scaring the poop out of people.
Twilight_Roxas
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Disney could still do that with Alien vs Predator, Ready or Not, American Horror Story/Stories, and Marvel Zombies even original mazes, and scarezones.
Goofy Ninja
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Yeah, Marvel Zombies would be awesome. It would totally scare the poop out of the rugrats though.
The Great Gonzo
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I wouldn't mind getting the version from Tokyo Disneyland. However I'm glad it didn't go in the France pavilion in Epcot. It doesn't seem to fit theming wise as much as Ratatouille. But I do think it belongs in another castle park. The scene in the dining room and the transformation are definitely worth the ride alone.
itsy bitsy spider
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Not me I think it looks like trash. There’s not enough going on throughout the attraction. There’s so much dead space. It’s like going to a haunted house where it’s mostly darkened walls and a skeleton jumps up to scare you every three minutes.
Twilight_Roxas
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That’s the point of a trackless dark ride. It’s supposed to have dead space for the vehicles to move around.
itsy bitsy spider
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Dead space = Boring
Runaway Railway, Rise of the Resistance and Ratatouille doesn't have empty spots. I think it could be plussed with animatronics, moving items or projections. It doesn't provide enough eye candy for the passengers.
P.S. never noticed they used the letter R a lot for the trackless attractions.
WazHatter08
Member
I 100% agree
Disney has been flopping recently with adaptions (and animated stuff imo)
Like for Example, Artemis Fowl, Spiderwick, Encanto (I didn’t like it very much tbh), Turning Red, some of the Disney+ stuff hasn’t been very good and with Chapek in charge, I wouldn’t count on anything too expensive, and Percy Jackson is veryyyy popular and would be expensive
Twilight_Roxas
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Spiderwick Chronicles isn’t even out yet.
MickeyMouse10
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Disney is probably going to do what they usually do now, a bait and switch. It doesn't matter anymore if someone's name is in the title. The lead character is going to look like an idiot or a coward, whose constantly needing to be saved by the side characters.
(See every recent Marvel and Star Wars show (besides Mando) for evidence).