Lantern Festival and Frozen Journey too, with a couple Olaf instances aside for the latter.
They will likely work better because they aren't being retrofitted into a damp building constructed in the late 80s/early 90s right next to a water flume.
Also, Scary Adventures wasn't as much of a literal re-telling of the movie initially as it was when it closed. The original version which lasted until 1994 seems to imply that the witch stalks you through the forest and in the dwarfs, mine ends up dropping a diamond on your head supposedly killing you.
Literally the best scene in the entire ride in my book.
Most everything has to be a marquee attraction that will drive visitation because their project costs are so out of control.
I'm sure you are correct. Just a shame they cant get a simple C/D built for a reasonable amount.
There are many modern examples that don’t interact with the guest. What is rarer is to see them operating on a loop. They almost always trigger now as a result of the ride vehicle approaching.
completely agree! while obv not a copy they should build rides the same size of Pooh or Peterpan where they eat a lot of ppl but are smaller rides, esp TL and DHS would benefit from those greatly
I'm sure there'll be at least one animatronic of each Encanto character. They'll likely just stand there flailing their arms like the ones in Tiana's, though.
Another thing worth mentioning is that Peter Pan and Pooh both move through the scenes quicker than Tiana and Runaway Railway do, so you don't really notice that the scenes don't have seventy-three animatronics in them.
Well, actually, some of them do. Pooh has Tigger and Gopher talking to the riders. In Disneyland's Alice in Wonderland ride, some of the characters (like the Doorknob and Tweedledee and Tweedledum) do talk to the riders as well. I honestly don't mind that, it helps bring you into the story. By contrast, in Little Mermaid you just roll by the characters singing and not interacting with you at all (aside from Scuttle), which makes you feel like you're just watching the movie.
I’ve not heard about DAK. I’ve been following the drone development for Paris over the last year. They’ve done a lot of R&D plus the amphitheater in Orlando is just wasting away. And a bit of an eyesore.
I feel this is sort of what they wanted with the lanterns in the original Rivers of Light concept but the tech wasn't there yet. I think it would work very well in AK.
