MK Cars-Themed Attractions at Magic Kingdom

solidyne

solidyne

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Gusey said:
Subsection.
You know exactly what I'm talking about when I say the scale of Cars Land compared to what we're getting in Frontierland. Cars Land refers to what we have at DCA, with 3 attractions, 3 restaurants, and 3 shops. The Cars section of Frontierland is only going to be 2 attractions and a shop.
If it's a land, on a map it will have its name appear like this and we know that won't be seeing Cars Land on the maps:
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That's like saying all of these are lands on their own:
  • Caribbean Plaza (1 attraction, 1 restaurant, 1 shop, 1 interactive experience, 1 meet and greet)
  • Belle's Village (1 attraction, 2 restaurants, 1 shop)
  • Dino-Rama (3 attractions, 1 shop)
  • Serka Zong (1 attraction, 1 shop, 3 restaurants)
  • Alice in Wonderland section of Disneyland (2 attractions, 1 shop)
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Agree. In my book, the printed park map is canon. It may be misguided, or illogical, or we might find better ways to parse the landscape ourselves, but lands are what they say they are.

And there is no MGM for that matter! 🤪
 
KDM31091

KDM31091

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Animaniac93-98 said:
Not only that but their version of Tom Sawyer Island, Adventure Isle, will be getting a new treasure hunt too
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It seems that instead of just reimagining a space, management at WDW prefers to just eliminate it and start over. Dinoland/Dinorama could have been improved and reimagined, since Dinosaurs are an eternally popular theme. But no, throw it in the trash and start over. Same with Tom Sawyer Island. They could retheme and modernize it and put a great waterside dining area, but no, it has to go, so that we can sell more LLs. It's just sad. It is also sad to be a Disney fan and have no confidence in the future of the parks if they keep going in this direction.
 
Agent H

Agent H

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jmuboy said:
WDW should - in theory - be the best run resort in the Disney Parks sphere. Yet somehow it is always the cheapest and worst operated of all the resorts. Theres irony there
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no resort should be run “better”then any other. Ideally they would all be run with the same amount of care for the guest as Tokyo. (Obviously that would manifest itself in different ways to cater to different expectations but still)
 
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AidenRodriguez731

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KDM31091 said:
It seems that instead of just reimagining a space, management at WDW prefers to just eliminate it and start over. Dinoland/Dinorama could have been improved and reimagined, since Dinosaurs are an eternally popular theme. But no, throw it in the trash and start over. Same with Tom Sawyer Island. They could retheme and modernize it and put a great waterside dining area, but no, it has to go, so that we can sell more LLs. It's just sad. It is also sad to be a Disney fan and have no confidence in the future of the parks if they keep going in this direction.
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Disney is not going to do dinosaurs and that makes sense. They are going up against a company that has essentially gotten countless people into dinosaurs. You don’t win with that especially when they have one of the best coasters in the world.

I wouldn’t expect Universal to build a ride themed to a princess fairytale either. They essentially give up a little where they’re weaker and make a splash where they are strong.
 
Disstevefan1

Disstevefan1

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AidenRodriguez731 said:
Disney is not going to do dinosaurs and that makes sense. They are going up against a company that has essentially gotten countless people into dinosaurs. You don’t win with that especially when they have one of the best coasters in the world.

I wouldn’t expect Universal to build a ride themed to a princess fairytale either. They essentially give up a little where they’re weaker and make a splash where they are strong.
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Disney forfeited Dinosaurs and Dragons to Universal ;)
 
Charlie The Chatbox Ghost

Charlie The Chatbox Ghost

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jmuboy said:
Meanwhile - in Paris - we are getting enhancements to the Rivers as part of their big renovation of Big Thunder Mountain



It’s so crazy how this company can be so inconsistent and disconnected in their actions.
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Paris continues to stay winning as the best castle park! (Even if they also have the Tomorrowland problem, but all Tomorrowlands do)
 
Gusey

Gusey

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jmuboy said:
Meanwhile - in Paris - we are getting enhancements to the Rivers as part of their big renovation of Big Thunder Mountain



It’s so crazy how this company can be so inconsistent and disconnected in their actions.
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Should stress that DLP's Rives are not going anywhere because Big Thunder Mountain is on the island in the middle, and you it was built so the track goes under the river. Only if they got rid of Big Thunder would DLP's rivers leave, Might as well update the rivers if they're staying
 
peter11435

peter11435

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EricsBiscuit said:
That DLP is adding to its version of the RoA at least partially undermines the argument that the RoA is an underutilized space.
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Not really. The situations are entirely different. The DLP river is not 55 years old and in need of extensive maintenance. DLP does not have significant issues with park capacity. The company has no intentions of massive investment in DLP. So even if their river suffers the same issues of lack of utilization there is no pressing need or desire to address that.
 

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