I don't see why the IP being older precludes attractions based on it from being exciting. The content of the films is perfect for thrilling attractions, and I feel like the franchise gets bonus points for being set in the same time period as the entrance to Hollywood Studios, allowing for potential clever integration of an Indiana Jones land into the original fabric of the park (also why I'd support a Rocketeer revamp of Rockin' Rollercoaster).
Always baffled how Disney pretty much ignored The Rocketeer in the parks. Yeah, I know about the artifacts sprinkled about. I'm really talking about an attraction with theming to match. One of my favorite movies that rival Indiana Jones as my favorite movies (Star Wars doesn't hold a candle!).
The Rocketeer spent time on Residential Street during the heyday of the movie release, waving to guests on the passing Backlot Tour trams.
Most likely just a day of issue. Wouldn’t read too much into it.
I was there for one of the last shows of the day on Saturday and they tried several takes to get the Giant boulder to roll out in the temple scene but there were mechanical issues.
Was there yesterday at 4:55? showing the temple scene was there, although (correct me if I’m wrong) Indy is supposed to fall in from the ceiling via rope? If I’m not making that up in my head that was missing along with what you had mentioned about the pilot.
Yes he arrives from the roof area
He didn't during the show I attended earlier in January. They also had to cancel both the rooftop chase and the aircraft scenes due to 'technical difficulties.' Still fun to have it back.
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Same here. I think that's all depending on how the new movie does though. If it doesn't do well, then Indy's future in the parks is going to be stored away next to the Ark of the Covenant. :/
