mattpeto
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That's fine, still brings the hat back regardless.It's not going to be 122ft tall as you think..More like half of the original size..
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DHS Disney Animation-Inspired Experience Coming to Disney’s Hollywood Studios
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Cmdr_Crimson
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Theater is way too narrow and not even as big. Why waste a mediocre show to be moved.
Everything at Disney is suddenly the greatest thing when it’s about to close.
Cmdr_Crimson
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I guess we also forget that this one existed well before the studios one at All Star Movies..
GenChi
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Knew something was happening very soon when they announced Holiday Fiesta en la Calle for Jollywood Nights was moving locations this year and nothing was going to be in AC. Was just expecting they would have held off a month for D23.
Anyway, anything could have gone here and been an improvement, and so this is one. Interactive, non-major ride areas are very underappreciated now by both the company and park so its nice they could get one in the park that needed one the most in this era of obsession over e-tickets. Fits the areas animation history and park theme while making it a nicer transition area. And there's a chance to get in interactive elements of all these films that would never get a full-scale ride themselves. Nothing to be against here, all improvements to HS.
Even if this turns out not that great it is still better then AC now. I'm happy that trash is leaving.
Anyway, anything could have gone here and been an improvement, and so this is one. Interactive, non-major ride areas are very underappreciated now by both the company and park so its nice they could get one in the park that needed one the most in this era of obsession over e-tickets. Fits the areas animation history and park theme while making it a nicer transition area. And there's a chance to get in interactive elements of all these films that would never get a full-scale ride themselves. Nothing to be against here, all improvements to HS.
Even if this turns out not that great it is still better then AC now. I'm happy that trash is leaving.
If Villains goes anywhere, they’d probably move it to the land when it opens.
mattpeto
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I definitely think that's most probable as well.
"It's better than nothing" - The go-to line for most things that have happened since 2006.
In an odd coincidence, that's just after Iger took the reigns of the company...
When people continue to invent new ways to celebrate mediocrity, you get what you deserve. Like this. And leadership laughs all the way to the bank.
In an odd coincidence, that's just after Iger took the reigns of the company...
When people continue to invent new ways to celebrate mediocrity, you get what you deserve. Like this. And leadership laughs all the way to the bank.
Ice Gator
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i completely forgot this still existed until now. totally counts.I guess we also forget that this one existed well before the studios one at All Star Movies..
Seems like a lot of that going around.
WDI is probably too busy doing Instagram promos to communicate that to the Gensler who's doing all the design work.
I'm going to go out on a limb and say.
You love Tianna's Breakdown Adventure.
You love that they got rid of MV3D.
You love that they got rid of the LB.
You love the new Epcot World Discovery Gardens.
You love the new Epcot Communicore.
You love the new Poly Tower.
You love the new Test Track.
You love the new Parade.
You loved Harmonious.
If any one or more of these is true, maybe sit this one out champ.
Horizons '83
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- In the Parks
- No
I think Test Track is an improvement from 1.0 and 2.0, but I won't be sitting this one out
The rest is trash though on your list.
It was dead to me when they got rid of the design stations and replaced them with more queue.I think Test Track is an improvement from 1.0 and 2.0, but I won't be sitting this one out
The rest is trash though on your list.
JohnD
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From what I've been reading, I'm looking forward to TT 3.0 and Starlight. I'll admit, I'll miss the soundtrack of TT 2.0 but I have that on a playlist so can listen to it whenever I want. I do NOT love all the others.
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Horizons '83
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- In the Parks
- No
To each their own. To me they were worthless and caused pinch points/bottlenecks. Half the time the design you picked wouldn't even show up on the leaderboard. That's not a dealbreaker for me that they are gone.
mattpeto
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I think context is important. They have major projects underway."It's better than nothing" - The go-to line for most things that have happened since 2006.
In an odd coincidence, that's just after Iger took the reigns of the company...
When people continue to invent new ways to celebrate mediocrity, you get what you deserve. Like this. And leadership laughs all the way to the bank.
Just like the Buzz improvements, this came of out nowhere. It's an improvement in the space.
Bocabear
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Why move it to Villains Land? I am sure (and hopeful) that this show will not fit the tone of what they will be building in the Magic Kingdom....and by the time Villains Land opens, why would they want to build a new theater for a 6 year old show that will be well past it's prime in DHS?