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I don't think it counts because it wouldn't be a direct replacement, like Toad changing to Pooh. It was a ride that was paved over years ago, and is now just another vacant space. And it's not like they are taking another attraction off of the roster to add this one.

Maybe we'll get the Tower of Terror Fireworks Spectacular, combining fireworks and the technology used for opening the DLP version of ToT. How cool would that be?

But I feel like there has to be some way around that. It's Disney, they could design anything! Also, they could just put in pressure pads on the ground themed to look like asphalt.

I don't think it needs to go, I just think it needs an overhaul. They need to replace all the cars with futuristic looking and fuel efficient ones. If they were to do a real refurb, I don't think it would be too hard somehow electrifying the guide rail, thus making the cars use no fuel at all...

Maybe it's for the new DVC building. Oh right, that isn't there... :brick:

I saw one last week a few miles from DLR. If I remember right, it had something to do with the LGMs.

Nice website! While it's not something that Disney does often, this type of experience has been done by them before (WWTBAM-PI). My problem with it is that the whole process seems overly complicated.

For me it was a close tie between WoL and Imagination, but I can live with Imagination for a few years (as :hurl: as it is) if they put a good attraction in the large, empty building of WoL.

I checked almost all of them. I feel that while only a few need a complete overhaul, a bunch could use a small one or two week refurb with lots of TLC.

While this ride is not on my must-do list, it's still a classic that should not be going anywhere. Sadly, I'm not sure if it's profitable for Disney to keep it open. I went on it one night during President's Weekend and the park was packed, yet we were in the theater with only two other people...

Tokyo Disney is owned by The Oriental Land Company!

I'm definitely a fan of FastPass, but I think it would be a bad idea on all of these. Personally, I don't think it should be used on any shows, omnimover rides, or really low capacity rides (dumbo, astro orbiters, etc). I also don't think it should be used for attractions that barely warrant a...

Hi I was just looking on the Disneyland website, and it says Donald's boat will be closed for refurbishment from May 19th to June 20th. It was not there a few weeks ago. I was just wondering if anyone knew: A) Why for so long? B) Why so sudden? C) Why during the hotter part of the year...

While I could see them getting rid of Buzz in the next few years, I wouldn't get my hopes up about moving MILF. As far as I know, the only two rides that have ever been moved at a Disney park are Dumbo and the teacups during the renovation of Fantasyland at DLR in '83. And it was much easier...

That's a shame. I really liked it. It had very good food and a nice atmosphere that removed you from the parks. I hope that whatever replaces it will be able to replicate that feeling.

Nope, the lines merge before then.

Well, if you ignore the fact that I have been to MK far more than DL, and would be able to pick and choose more, I think I would pick DL. It just has so many more (and apparently better) attractions.

That's very cool. I also think its funny how you somehow were on Space Mountain, and suddenly went behind the building!

It's not so new. When the games were added, it was there (either added at the same time or before)

I agree with you, but the average WDW-goer needs a huge draw to go to a park. MK has tons, and Epcot has a bunch too. DAK has 3 or 4, but DHS (pre-TSM) only had 2, both major thrill rides. Because of that, they lost a large crowd of people not interested in thrill rides and who didn't...