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Crazy how the worst Pooh attraction still has more show scenes than this “new” “E-ticket”.

It does need something. Would like to see them revisit their scrapped plans for integrating it into the Indiana Jones temple/volcano.

Jungle Cruise needed a “modernization” in the 90s by the Second Generation of Imagineers.

I meant “static figures” :)

That’s what the existing critters are already.

2025

No. There couldn’t be.

Tonal whiplash perhaps? Splash tried to be scary leading up to the big drop. This braced kids for the impact. With TBA it goes from “happy fun time” to what would be a scary thrill to kids with the drop of a hat. I’ve seen a few POVs where it traumatized the kids.

I don’t think the question is whether or not it was a waste of money. It obviously was. The question is whether or not it’s bad enough to justify dumping more money into to change it again. The attraction itself is subpar. Where most of the damage was done was in how they handled the closure...

My problem with it is that they are probably going to play Coco music right next to the doll.

He’s definitely an influencer. Not dissing his site or his work or any of that. I’ve just noticed there has been a trend to be positive about this particular attraction from all of the theme park “media” websites and personalities.

They’re in the “pro-influencer” crowd. It’s no surprise at all.

1) The new queue feels incredibly cheap. I’ll be the first one to say that the Splash queue wasn’t the greatest, but it at least served a point introducing you to the story and the characters of the ride itself. You had these iconic custom signs and props, the wanted posters which promoted world...

I’ll challenge your interpretation of the narrative. Brer Rabbit does indeed leave because he’s bored. But a big part of the reason he “leaves” is to trick Brer Fox and Brer Bear for fun. He isn’t “doing good”. He’s a trickster by nature and enjoys pulling pranks at the misfortune of others...

1) Splash Mountain (to the surprise of nobody) 2) Pirates of the Caribbean 3) it’s a small world 4) Big Thunder Mountain Railroad 5) Spaceship Earth 6) The Great Movie Ride 7) Country Bear Jamboree (the original) 8) Space Mountain 9) The Peoplemover 10) Tower of Terror If I had the chance to...

Say what you will about Splash, but to call it “un-Disney-coded” is straight up false. It was probably the one attraction that epitomized what Disney was all about for the first 85 years of the company’s life. Whimsical music that told a story, colourful characters and environments, strong...

They aren’t touching this ride. They will let it rot just like they did with Splash. Worse even.

It feels unreal.

Use building blocks or Lego or something.

I thought that was temporary scaffolding at first. The army men are a nice touch, but aside from that, it looks pretty ugly.