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I think Animal Kingdom really needs some good dark rides based on Disney movies. It would add some more "disney" to the park, as well as beef up the number of rides in the park. 1. The Jungle Book- A pirates-style boat ride with few small drops and lots of show scenes from the movie. It...

Well.....there has been a lot of talk lately about the old 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea lagoon being filled and replaced with a new land or attraction. There is always the possibility of Mermaid Lagoon from Tokyo Disney Sea being built there. Also, there have been plans for a Little Mermaid...

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The area between Rock'n Roller Coaster and the Animation building would be cool for a Roger Rabbit's Hollywood area. On the Sunset Blvd. side, it could be Maroon Cartoon Studios. It would be the perfect link between the Animation Courtyard and Sunset. Now that the Animation Building is...

I think it's funny that MGM has had so many shows and so few rides for so long. At one point they had Fantasmic, Beauty and the Beast, Indiana Jones, Doug Live!, Bear in the Big Blue House, the Daily Parade, and Hunchback all running at the same time. If it costs so much to put on a show, why...

Remember, there is another Toontown (exactly the same as CA) in Tokyo, so I don't think the thinking behind this is that they can't have more than one. The biggest thing is that the WDW version has mickey's house just like DL, so I think that defeats the purpose of just having one. It seems...

Yeah, I was thinking the other day that some type of an upscale resturaunt would be good for the second floor of the Tomorrowland Skyway station. It could have a futuristic atmosphere, and charge an arm and a leg for great views of the fireworks at night.

After all this talk about just closing it.......I don't get why they haven't added any new props or sets in so long. It couldn't be that hard, and it would make the tour SO much more interesting. They should put up part of the facade of the mansion from the "haunted mansion movie", props from...

"Gift Shop" maybe.

The DIPMOBILE is along the tram tour, along with the Trolley (red car) and some cars. They are still there, even though they have been moved. The STEAMROLLER is in the area in front of the HISTA playstet.

I think the game was GREAT, but I don't think it would translate well into a disney theme-park ride. Not only would there be lots of backstory to tell, the average guest would want to know why all of the movies took place on little planets, when they just rode the rides in Fantasyland. Japan...

Yea, the store has a steamroller, but I'm not sure if it's from the film. The store is the one across from the Honey, I Shrunk the Kids playset, and near the exit of the tram tour. It used to be themed to roger rabbit (similar to the ACME wharehouse from the movie) then it was changed to a...

I think Mysterious Island would make a good bridge between Tomorrowland and Fantasyland. They could get rid of the Indy Speedway, and expand all the way over the railroad tracks where the ride buildings could be. The train could run through a scene from Journey to the Center of the Earth...

I'm sure if they do it, we will know about it plenty of time in advance. They will have to announce the obligatory pin event that will happen in conjunction with HMH!!

I heard that they had originally "cast" the singing busts (in the movie) as Thurl Ravenscroft, imagineers Marc Davis and Blaine Gibson, and Walt Disney. Featured in the actual ride, Thurl Ravenscroft, aka "Tony the Tiger", is often mistaken as Walt Disney. In the movie, they eventually...

Now, if this gets the press I think it will, I wonder if Eisner will have the nerve to stay and challenge Roy. (i sure hope not)

That's really cool that they had the monorail running through Tommorowland! I've always thought they should do that. Since it would be such a big undertaking, I would think this wouldn't happen anytime in the near future, but considering they can charge tons of $$ for resorts on the MK monorail...

That's exactly what I was thinking. You would board a pirates-style boat, but more rugged and "log-like", and go through different scenes (brothers, koda, rutt and tuke, mammoths, bears fishing) that tell the story. At the top of the first hill, you would see Kenai transform into a bear while...

The good thing about TLS is that it has what it needs-- the fish. It could be a completely amazing attraction if they would just update the whole look of it, and they don't even have to mess with the fish. The land, on the other hand, would look way better with an update, but could use a new...

I could see Disney eventually building it somewhere else, but now that Universal has copied it (but way more like the hotel Miracosta at TDS) I don't think it would be built. Also, the original art I saw for the hotel looked almost exactly like the Venetian at Las Vegas, and that's so famous, I...