Yeah, word is they're theming it to the end sequence of Mario and Luigi Dream Team, when they're escaping Neo Bowser Castle and they fall down the elevator shaft and the Zeekeeper rescues them.......I just realized NOBODY knows what I'm talking aboutSo Mario is coming to ToT?
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Yeah, word is they're theming it to the end sequence of Mario and Luigi Dream Team, when they're escaping Neo Bowser Castle and they fall down the elevator shaft and the Zeekeeper rescues them.......I just realized NOBODY knows what I'm talking about
There was Time Rovers.
Which thankfully is a long gone concept.
Yes, but the reason the rides get replaced is the Universal values what's new and exciting over classic stuff. Not much has been replaced at Islands of Adventure because there is a lot of space and it's still pretty new, but the same lack of value still applies to Islands in poor maintenance, lack of publicity, and all that other stuff I talked about. Islands hasn't had much replaced, but it will because that's how Universal works and what they value.
Everything I've read on OU is that it's going where the Kidzone is currently located. I wouldn't mind them ripping out Animal Actors because that is some nice real estate that could be better purposed, IMO. Perhaps that IS going away and I just missed it. Mike S could probably answer that.
Same actually goes for Disney too, even when it's something still popular like Tower of Terror in DCA. There's also plenty of rides that were left without proper maintenance for a very long time. Thankfully Small World and Dinosaur had recent work done but we still have Space Mountain's track, the Yeti, the filth in Buzz, etc. I guess according to you Disney doesn't "value" those rides until a long time has passed or possibly never again since something happened. Also, Maelstrom was reportedly in absolutely horrible and disgusting shape by the time it was closed for Frozen. Disney ain't no saint with this either.
DCA's Tower of Terror wasn't that popular (and was a far less superior attraction) compared to DHS's version. With a name of space mountain - I'm nostalgic for the old track, but that's just a matter of opinion - any other ride I'd be calling for a refurb.
A new Space Mountain track would have the same layout but much smoother. It needs to be done, lest what happened in Disneyland repeats itself in Magic Kingdom. I'd rather not let it get to the point where one day it just never opens and needs an emergency track replacement.
I don't want the smoothness -- I like the old fashioned rickety track (but again I'm biased and probably in the minority)
I mean everything needs a refurb eventually, but I was just on it a few months ago and it still runs pretty well.
I prefer the smoother track at DL but prefer the layout of MK.I don't want the smoothness -- I like the old fashioned rickety track (but again I'm biased and probably in the minority)
Me too. The Baby Bowser Battle is easily my favourite Mario final boss, and they've never been able to replicate it.
When I was on it in August, I oddly felt like I was going to die
. I've never felt that way before.
I was there in August as well and really didn't notice a difference between the past years.When I was on it in August, I oddly felt like I was going to die
I think it was a problem with me, not Space Mountain.
I mean I believe you -- I guess it's just a matter of perspective haha
