If you could design and have built one ride themed on a Disney movie or character which DOESN’T CURRENTLY feature in any of the Disney World parks, what would it be based upon and what would the ride be?
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cosmicgirl
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Easy: TENG coaster. Wrong leveeeeeeeer!
That sounds fantastic, I would ride that!
We're overdue for a good bayou scene. Building it around Tiana would be pretty cool. The glow of the fireflies and all. Nice!
Janir
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I'd try something totally off the wall for Tomorrowland. A Cat from Outer Space ride. A Dark ride, doesn't have to hit all the movie points so much as feature a space cat and UFO's. You're UFO hunting in the dark ride and this crazy cat is around, the Army suddenly starts getting involved and things speed up. Then you start trying to chase the cat and end up seeing the cat get into a UFO and fly away.
The idea needs some work to flesh out but could be put into Stitch/Alien Encounter's old spot.
Trying to go for fun, whimsical, and fit's in Tomorrowland.
The idea needs some work to flesh out but could be put into Stitch/Alien Encounter's old spot.
Trying to go for fun, whimsical, and fit's in Tomorrowland.
FettFan
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A new horror-thriller ride in Tomorrowland based off The Black Hole.
The Cat from Outer Space is truly one of the forgotten classics.
EDIT - And if Universal ever axes E.T., you have a ready set story for TCFOS.
Cat-alien comes to earth, everyone goes nuts, and then the cat-alien takes you to his home planet chock-full of cat-aliens.
I'd try something totally off the wall for Tomorrowland. A Cat from Outer Space ride. A Dark ride, doesn't have to hit all the movie points so much as feature a space cat and UFO's. You're UFO hunting in the dark ride and this crazy cat is around, the Army suddenly starts getting involved and things speed up. Then you start trying to chase the cat and end up seeing the cat get into a UFO and fly away.
The idea needs some work to flesh out but could be put into Stitch/Alien Encounter's old spot.
The Cat from Outer Space is truly one of the forgotten classics.
EDIT - And if Universal ever axes E.T., you have a ready set story for TCFOS.
Cat-alien comes to earth, everyone goes nuts, and then the cat-alien takes you to his home planet chock-full of cat-aliens.
Model3 McQueen
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- In the Parks
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How about something like this?
One of my favourite movies and very underrated, this would be a great ride!
SyracuseDisneyFan
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Something related to Meet The Robinsons
Smiley/OCD
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Ok, I have fantasized about this for years...Disney buys the rights to the original "Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory" movie from Warner Brothers...since the movie was filmed in Bavaria, I would build a PotC type attraction in Germany . The ride would consist of a boat ride tour of the Wonka candy factory. The water would be dyed brown (chocolate) with the boats built to look like the ones in the movie...a few psychedelic effects, down a small drop and right into the chocolate lake...AA oompa loompas, Wonka and Slugworth. See the production lines of the everlasting gobstoppers, Wonka bars and more. Knowing how Disney loves to profit from their attractions, the ride will empty right into a Wonka candy gift shop.
eliza61nyc
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OMG,. Yes
Janir
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The Black Hole! Great idea for Tomorrow land.
NickMaio
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Yesssssss
Mickey5150
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I want a vr launch roller coaster of Sugar Rush from Wreck It Ralph. Yes it would have screens, but each race could be different.
TinkerBelle8878
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Or something like Test track or the Radiator Racers would lend itself to Sugar Rush.
I always thought that Aladdin should have something more than a Dumbo clone and more like the Peter Pan ride. Carpet instead of Pirate ships and doing the whole 'Whole New World' flying instead of over neverland.
Trackmaster
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Yeah, I was thinking that either Wall-E or Black Mirror would make for a great dark ride. In both cases, they'd be complete conveyor belt screen rides... about anything. And the social commentary would be people addicted to screens and not able to enjoy reality. And then at the end you break through the screen, and do a walking tour of an actual garden to show that you've overcome technology and screens and are able to enjoy something real. It may be more of a Black Mirror concept than Wall-E, but I could see some good social commentary with conveyor belts of people watching videos on a Wall-E right too. You'd just have to think of a coherent plotline that frees the guests.
