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Toy Story Land expansion announced for Disney's Hollywood Studios
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lazyboy97o
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Disney really hasn’t cut budgets after a project starts in a long time. Program gets cut to help cover costs elsewhere.
The Lochness Monsta
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I was really hoping for Pizza Planet, especially if Pizzerizzo closes.
UNCgolf
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Pizzerizzo used to be Pizza Planet.
Nickels5
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In name only, nothing about the theme was pizza planet.
UNCgolf
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Yeah I know, but it was still called Pizza Planet with the logo. And it served pizza (I think the exact same pizza that Pizzerizzo still serves now).
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cjkeating
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So we are back to where we started... this project has got to go down in WDW history as one of the longest for such a small return.A portion of the seating at Woody's Lunch Box has returned - photos from today:
meet and greet
confirmed
Is this a M&G that costs a quarter of a billion dollars and we can ride it?
UNCgolf
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If they were actually going to add a ride to Toy Story Land where would it even go? There's really nowhere to expand without doing some major construction/demolition, unless I'm missing something.
Unless we're talking Triceratops Spin (or something else equally small). I think even that would be kind of difficult because of how badly the land is designed, but they could probably shoehorn a spinner in there somewhere.
Unless we're talking Triceratops Spin (or something else equally small). I think even that would be kind of difficult because of how badly the land is designed, but they could probably shoehorn a spinner in there somewhere.
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JackCH
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Not at all related to the "rumor" above, but couldn't they maybe fit the toy soldier parachute drop?
Yknow there’s a very dirty joke I could make here
Gusey
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If they got rid of the Muppets balloons for Galaxy's Edge sightlines, they probably wouldn't build parachute drop. That is a really tall structure and dominates the WDS skyline
triceratops spinner moved/rethemed?
honestly I think they should (and this will never happen and shouldnt at least until many other things are added) gut the 3rd track half of the TSMM building, retheme it to Andy Toybox with new entrance on southern half of building and create a massive indoor area with places to explore and run around in kinda like little mermaid land in Tokyo DL. Maybe add a small attraction, and relocate gift shop for TSMM right after exit that then exits into toybox Also use it as a new entrance/exit to the land accessed by Pixar Alley
honestly I think they should (and this will never happen and shouldnt at least until many other things are added) gut the 3rd track half of the TSMM building, retheme it to Andy Toybox with new entrance on southern half of building and create a massive indoor area with places to explore and run around in kinda like little mermaid land in Tokyo DL. Maybe add a small attraction, and relocate gift shop for TSMM right after exit that then exits into toybox Also use it as a new entrance/exit to the land accessed by Pixar Alley
Chef idea Mickey`=
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A Slinky Dog spinner for families and small children who would never board Slinky Dog Dash.
Marc Davis Fan
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I hope they still care as much about sightlines as they did then. Things are changing so fast. But I’m optimistic that they do (at least much of the time, and depending on the project).
I think two Slinky Dog attractions would confuse people, but I agree that another properly-done flat ride would be helpful (and spread riders between it and Saucers since many people would probably choose one or the other).
Speaking of the TSL region of the park, part of any area-wide upgrades should really include thematic improvements to Pixar Plaza. It made sense when it was the “Pixar Studios” (with characters magically stepping off the page), but now, where the heck are we supposed to be? I wouldn’t mind them throwing that entrance archway sign back up for the time being just so the area has an explanation (but they seem dead-set against “studio” theming even as a temporary stopgap in advance of a larger overhaul because “it’s not the park’s direction,” even if that means causing something to make no sense, e.g., the Star Tours facade)…
EDIT: I rescind my comment in favor of “throwing that entrance archway sign back up.” A grand sign claiming it’s “Pixar Studios” would be way over-promising now that the area doesn’t even have a ride.
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The Great Gonzo
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Hollywood Studios, a movie park with lands that aren't in movies.