And you picked a lousy example unless you’re interested in boosting negative stereotypes. Hong Kong was not happy that the announced, plussed up Frontierland was not built. The people who supposedly wouldn’t understand are the ones who wanted it and were mad that they didn’t get it. They then demanded that at least something in that vein be added to the park and entirely at Disney’s expense.
Mater shouldn't be selling his tater tots near Country Bears and Big Thunder Mountain.
Again I agree with you I was wondering why it would be wrong that people would do that
The only Frontierland to be all in on the Wild West is at Disneyland Paris. Even Westernland takes the broader approach seen at Disneyland and Magic Kingdom. Taming nature is a big part of the frontier ethos and mythos. The only thing in that blurb that sticks out as anachronistic is It’s Tough To Be A Bug. A haunted house in Frontierland wasn’t new. The river raft ride had its origins in Disney’s America as a frontier ride based on the Lewis and Clark Expedition.
Because they're typically of the 'influencer' crowd that sees the new ride/attraction as dollar signs without any thought or care what it's replacing.
It’s only one right? The stitch theater?
The Galaxy Palace Theater was removed for parking.
There will be two unused when they move the laugh floor over to DHS
Oh, fond memories, I remember watching a wonderful Christmas stage show.
FIFM (fixed it for myself)There will betwothree unused when they move the laugh floor over to DHS
I personally don't care for Frontierland a heck of a lot, and never did.
And it’s crazy beautiful - as is the entire park.
I saw Stryper perform there. Also, that Christmas show had Mickey and Minnie in bed together. Quite the scandal at the time!
Can you tell me the name of the show so I can look it up?
Stryper.
You keep sneaking in that 7 year figure.Like it or not, Disney got the approvals for this work, so in about 4 to 7 years and after a few cost cuts, Cars land will be ready for previews.
