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This is probably the worst thing I've ever seen. I disliked the Indy idea too but now suddenly I'm kind of wishing they went with that instead. It's just so depressing that pretty much everything Disney does these days with their parks is totally fueled by whatever IP or character they want to...

Go to bed, Bob Chapek.

That's kinda like asking "what does the Yeti have to do with Asia?". Dragons and unicorns are both famous legends from european folklore and culture.

To be honest, I always felt like the best way to revitalize the old Beastly Kingdom concept and make it gel with the design of Animal Kingdom in a post Everest world was to give the park a Europe section similar to what we have with Africa and Asia. Have it take place in a fictional european...

I really miss when Cat in the Hat was basically a secretly intense thrill ride, lol. Then some incidient occured and now the spinning on the ride was drastically reduced.

Looks like a typical game of Rollercoaster Tycoon 3/Planet Coaster. ;)

Yeah, this is probably the lamest thing Disney has ever done in their history of theme parks. And considering this history includes attractions such as Stitch's Great Escape and Superstar Limo, that's saying quite a lot.

From our friends at Inside Universal... http://forums.insideuniversal.net/threads/flights-of-wonder-closing.12810/#post-616930 Hmmm...what do you all make of this?

Sometimes I wonder if Disney's just waiting for Pixar to make a yeti based film so they could overlay it into Expedition Everest, which would be their "fix" for the Disco Yeti situation.

I think the problem I have with the idea of a Jungle Book ride in Asia is that it really doesn't fit with the rest of that land. AK's Asia section tells the elaborate story of Anandapur, and I feel like shoehorning in Jungle Book seems kinda like a big slap in the face to all that. In all...

Man, Blackfish really did a number on SeaWorld, huh? My mom used to love taking us to SW...but once she saw that documentary, we've never went since.

I feel like Volcano Bay would be a lot more pleasant to the eye if Universal Orlando Resort in general wasn't so cramped in the middle of a suburban community. The advantage Disney's always had with WDW is that they have their own entire private land, which makes it easier to get immersed in...

Honestly, I don't think Pandora belongs in that sentence. It's a well crafted land that features one of the best modern theme park attractions that also manages to not tramble all over Animal Kingdom's themes and messages as a theme park. Unlike, say, Frozen Ever After or Guardians of the...

Or we could use that land to ressurect the Excavator coaster concept (which WDW1974 hinted at...). But alas, that wouldn't fit with Disney's "WE NEED IPS EVERYWHERE" initiative.

Animal Kingdom desperately needs a new logo, or at least an update to the current one. Beastly Kingdom has been dead and buried for like almost 20 years at this point and yet there's still a whole bunch of references to it at the park, such as the dragon right smack in the middle of the current...

ah I didn't see that part, sorry lad But that being said, I think the problem with making it Jungle Book themed is that it wouldn't really fit with the rest of Asia, which is supposed to chronicle the story of Anandapur.

Slapping an IP on to it won't fix Kali's issues. The whole ride just needs to be redone, it's far too short and rudimentary. It's just another victim of terrible budget cuts that plagued Disney theme parks back then. It was meant to be a much bigger and longer ride then it currently is, that's...

Considering this is modern Disney we're talking about here...what do you think? :hungover:

By "traditional dark ride" I meant stuff like Ariel's Undersea Adventure, Peter Pan's Flight or Snow White's Scary Adventure, which are all essentially ride adaptions of their respective films where the riders observe the events of the story from a third person perspective. These are the kind of...

The thing about Animal Kingdom in general is that the whole experience is meant to be played in a first person perspective. There's a reason the park was advertised as "the most adventurous Walt Disney World park ever!", and that's because it's supposed to be about the guests' journey...