20k site play area???

knightster

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well from what i heard its going to be a hundred acre wood playground....i don't know if you guys know but the 20k area can house four dark rides or two large ones...oh yeah and i also heard that this is a quick fix untill they can think of what to put there.
 

Sir_Cliff

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dxer07002 said:
I can picture this now.. After coming off the Winnie the Pooh ride, a little child asks his/her mother, CAN WE GO OVER THERE AND PLAY IN POOH? Ohh the humanity.....

I must admit that one of the memories that still makes me chuckle from my brief time working at The Disney Store was the guest asking quite seriously if we had any shoes with Pooh on them. He looked quite ed off when another nearby cast member burst out laughing.
 

Lauriebar

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If it does its part to relieve the congestion of Fantasyland then it will be hunky dory with me. I agree that something more dynamic in the space would have been appreciated but, I am just glad that something was done to make it into a usable guest area.
 

jmuboy

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You know what my mother always said? If you can't type somethign nice don't type anything at all! So I am ending this post here........read into it what you'd like.........
 

Captain Chaos

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knightster said:
well from what i heard its going to be a hundred acre wood playground....i don't know if you guys know but the 20k area can house four dark rides or two large ones...oh yeah and i also heard that this is a quick fix untill they can think of what to put there.


I didn't know the area was that big.. Does anyone know exactly the size of the area? How much of the area does 100 Acre Wood take up? Some ariel photos to show this will be appreciated.
 

DigitalDisney

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netenyahoo said:
Hopefully it will be highly themed like the Boneyard is at AK.
I couldn't agree more

I go into the Boneyard on every visit to AK. I don't go in there to play, but I do go in there to enjoy the theming, the awesome mist-fans, and the small details that are present.
 

Captain Chaos

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Direct from the internet....

New Pooh playland at Disney World's Magic Kingdom: Kids can visit 100 Acre Wood and play with Pooh. Children will dig in Pooh sandboxes. Children can slide into Pooh's house..

Ok, i'll stop there.. This is sounding more and more disturbing... :lookaroun
 
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I took these in Jan of this year.
 
whoopity doo

I have never set foot in Toontown Fair as I have no children, I'm really thrilled to know they are building another spot for me to avoid. :zipit: Hope all of the kiddies love it though, enough to stay there all day long.
 

disneyfamily

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Maybe my kids are the exception, but none of them are or have ever been interested in Winnie the Pooh. I and they were hoping the area would be something else. But now that I think about it, it's rather obvious it was going to be Pooh something.
 

CTXRover

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This is such a SMALL amount of area they are using for the play area that I have no problem with it (assuming ithe play area is just within the bordered fake rock area as pics posted above show). In fact, I wouldn't even consider a replacement for the 20K LUTS at all. If themed nicely, it could be a nice little diversion for small children inside Fantasyland.

The area that it occupies is just one small area of the old lagoon. Remember, the entire area, including the very large showbuilding for 20K is open for something new. Take a look at some of these arial pics, courtesy of disneypix.com, to get an idea of how big this area really is:

http://www.disneypix.com/2000ft/Roll4/Roll04_003.htm Notice the very large showbuilding next to the toontown tents...that area is now just empty land waiting for something new. The new Pooh's Playful Spot would take up just a small corner of the old area of the visible lagoon.

Take a look at this pic for a comparison shot: http://www.disneypix.com/2000ft/Roll4/Roll04_004.htm That area where the old 20K showbuilding appears as if it were as big if not bigger than the showbuilding for Small World or the Haunted Mansion (but obviously a lot shorter in height). They could easily put a queue in the area that is left of the former lagoon, still keep this Play area for kids and still have an enormous area to build a new attraction.

I'm still waiting for that something big. I patiently await that annoucement. To spend all that money and time to reclaim that large area now, vs later, seems promising to me.
 

Shaman

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What's that area behind the 20K leagues show building... seems like an empty plot of land...or are the train tracks there?
 

wannab@dis

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Don't knock a kids playground just yet. As long as it's put together nicely with a good theme, this could be a parent's best attraction. Kids need a place to run off some energy and when it's hot outside, the little water spouts are wonderful. Just give us parents a little shade from which to observe so we can rest while they burn off some pent up energy.

If they plan accordingly, there is plenty of room for the playground and a nice E-ticket dark ride.
 

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