DAK “Zootopia” is being created for the Tree of Life theater

Tony the Tigger

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I think when people understand none of these things are meant to be permanent, and stop worrying about recreating that memory from when they were six, this will all go better.

Enjoy and appreciate attractions, restaurants, and resorts for what they are in the moment. Know they will change over time. Everything changes. Towns change. Other theme parks change.

And if you don’t like something, same thing, know it will change!

ITTBAB was great. But how many times do people enjoy it before skipping it? It reaches a point where it’s time to change it up. I enjoyed it. I appreciate that I was able to see it as a walk-on several times over decades, and I look forward to what comes next. I guess I’ll have to finally watch Zootopia on D+. (See, synergy is real lol.)
 

Professortango1

Well-Known Member
It’s different for everyone.

I don’t care about ROA at all, but I’m devastated to lose MuppetVision.
Meanwhile, my mom really only cares about RnRC.

Yes, it is different for everyone. Tough to be a Bug is the biggest loss for me. Then ROA. Then RnRC and MuppetVision a distant last. I appreciate MV3D, but I can't say that I still like it. It feels like a museum piece or time capsule.
 

GenChi

Well-Known Member
I can't believe we're still groaning about IP being shoved into the parks. The mandate began more than a decade ago. They're only replacing IP with other IP at this point.

An original attraction being removed always hits harder than IP replacing IP because you know we aren't getting new ones and once it's gone it's almost never coming back.

What's interesting here is seeing what IP is being retired. Bugs Life is one that's fully being removed from parks for newer fare, likely never hit the metrics they wanted. Makes you think which IPs are being retired next, or will newer stuff get attractions and be retired themselves in the far future.
 

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