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NBCUniversal probably won't get the rights to MLP:FIM when they just bought Dreamworks Animation SKG., so shouldn't Woody Woodpecker's Kid Zone be replaced with a Dreamworks movie like Shrek or Kung Fu Panda?

So what?

Haven't you heard? http://www.themeparkinsider.com/flume/201510/4806/ So basically, Warner Bros giving NBCUniversal the rights would be as likely as Nickelodeon coming back on NBCUniversal's doorstep and beg them to build more attractions in the parks; by the way @mahnamahna101 NBCUniversal and...

I can't go to Applebees. It's on Mars!

Middle Earth; or any part of LOTR for that matter; won't be in any Universal Resort after NBCUniversal dropped the ball on the Tolkein family. And since Jurassic World has came and gotten itself an upcoming sequel, shouldn't it be logical to retheme Jurassic Park into Jurassic World?

Why is that Uncle Vernon?

No it ain't. Two or three options. Hollywood Studios (or whatever D.M.1 wants to call it), or a fifth gate about Marvel or features a zone about Marvel.

Try me.

Do I have to say it?

Disney "reimagined" various attractions with an IP's name to it; such examples include Countdown to Xtinction into Dinosaur, Journey Into Imagination into Journey Into Your Imagination into Journey Into Imagination With Figment, The Living Seas Pavilion into The Seas With Nemo & Friends, and so...

As brilliant as your ideas go, retheming Stitch's Great Escape to Guardians of The Galaxy isn't the smartest. In fact, it's just as bad if not worse than Stitch. Guardians of The Galaxy doesn't really work in Tomorrowland as well as it is a drop tower or a theater-in-the-round. Maybe a Star...

Thought it was...:oops: But it pandering non the less.

If there's one thing that Disney could have done better with Pandora was base it more the book and not the movie. Sure, Avatar is the highest grossing film of all time and is getting four or so sequels, but it's in the environmental protection pandering like Cloudy 2.

Well, I really can't. I mean what technology would the ride use to make them look like a broomstick? Would the ride have randomizes the teams we play? How many tracks would there be? Two or four (I know that there are two teams in quiddicth ; but we have four houses)?

No, my first visit was in the 21st century. And Universal does have a sci-fi based zone in Singapore; a more recent Universal Studios park. I've never been there myself but it certainly looks better than Disney's Tomorowland(s); if they could just remove Accelatron and build a new flat ride.

Well, Universal used to have a large selection of nonIPs before Harry Potter; in which it replaced the Merlinwood of the Lost Continent. And since you have a nice chunk of land; with a very popular roller coaster; the most logical thing to do is use science fiction. And do you honestly not know...

Was it that ride that made the Tolkein family back off the contract a 3D motion ride or something like that?