Lately, I've been thinking a little about the idea of having an Incredibles ride in DHS. It just seems like all the other Pixar films from Toy Story to Cars have been used as attraction ideas. So, why leave out the Incredibles? The reason is probably simple: its hard to come up with an idea that fits into the Incredibles storyline.
Well, what I thought would be cool would be to have the entire ride centering around the fact that you are a superhero, instead of just having a ride where you encounter the Incredibles sacking the crap out of a bunch of Syndromes or Underminers, like an IncrediCoaster or the proposed IncrediPods they were thinking of putting in DL. This would make marketing for the ride dramatically easier, and would easily rebut against the opposing forces of Universal and Sea World, who are apparently funding some E Tickets of their own (not that there would be any copetition anyway :animwink
. It would also fit into the whole 'Dreams Coming True' theme Disney World tends to dramatize (for ex, on the next vacation planning video, show some little kid who DREAMS of becoming a superhero).
Now to the main point: HOW would they realistically do it? Themetically, its easy. Guests could just have to walk through an IncrediMachine (or something) manufactured by Edna Mode and presto, they have super speed or whatever it is they want. But, once the guest is apparently assigned their new power, how would Walt Disney Imagineering make it seem like you're fighting with the Incredibles?
Thats where WDWMAGIC Imagineering comes in.
Well, what I thought would be cool would be to have the entire ride centering around the fact that you are a superhero, instead of just having a ride where you encounter the Incredibles sacking the crap out of a bunch of Syndromes or Underminers, like an IncrediCoaster or the proposed IncrediPods they were thinking of putting in DL. This would make marketing for the ride dramatically easier, and would easily rebut against the opposing forces of Universal and Sea World, who are apparently funding some E Tickets of their own (not that there would be any copetition anyway :animwink

Now to the main point: HOW would they realistically do it? Themetically, its easy. Guests could just have to walk through an IncrediMachine (or something) manufactured by Edna Mode and presto, they have super speed or whatever it is they want. But, once the guest is apparently assigned their new power, how would Walt Disney Imagineering make it seem like you're fighting with the Incredibles?
Thats where WDWMAGIC Imagineering comes in.
