EricsBiscuit
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What about a b ticket roller coaster a la Barnstormer? I would hate it but still
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News Announced: Mary Poppins Attraction in UK Pavilion
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Phineas
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"That's What Makes the World Go Round" would be a pretty great attraction song that instantly gets stuck in your head for the duration of your stay...One wonders if this is some kind or water ride? I don't believe that has been asked before....
hmmm... a boat ride to redo the underwater sequence in sword in the stone?
A B-ticket boat ride? Er.One wonders if this is some kind or water ride? I don't believe that has been asked before....
hmmm... a boat ride to redo the underwater sequence in sword in the stone?
Won't be a coaster.
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Monorail_Orange
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I'm beginning to think something like a modernized version of a classic, tracked, Fantasyland conveyance passing through screens. Hence, it's not a coaster, water ride, omnimover, carousel, or dark ride.
EDIT: Re-reading what I wrote, boil it down to the next iteration of TSMM, on a smaller scale.
njDizFan
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Let the speculation ensue!
B Ticket range but not a flat ride(spinner, coaster, carousel, whip, drop). sounding a lot like Brave, Alice.
Not a current ride system in WDW...another water based Princess ride? Something involving Merida shooting arrows while riding her horse. IDK even the most basic dark ride would have to be at least a C-ticket.
B Ticket range but not a flat ride(spinner, coaster, carousel, whip, drop). sounding a lot like Brave, Alice.
Not a current ride system in WDW...another water based Princess ride? Something involving Merida shooting arrows while riding her horse. IDK even the most basic dark ride would have to be at least a C-ticket.
nickys
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I'm thinking a ride like Little Mermaid but telling the story of Sword in the Stone. Kind of historical, certainly folklore, could fit into a building at the back of or behind what I assume is a facade of Hampton Court Palace.
Hopefully not screens, more a telling of the story aka FEA / Mermaid / Peter Pan i.e.: with scenes and models.
I think it would work better with something folklore-ish, rather than totally fictional. So Sword in the Stone, Robin Hood etc. Even Nessie though more likely an IP.
Hopefully not screens, more a telling of the story aka FEA / Mermaid / Peter Pan i.e.: with scenes and models.
I think it would work better with something folklore-ish, rather than totally fictional. So Sword in the Stone, Robin Hood etc. Even Nessie though more likely an IP.
Monorail_Orange
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While your concept is fascinating, and worthy, remember that TLM, for all its shortcomings, is considered a D. We're hearing this is a B or C. That's why i was thinking 2D screens instead of physical sets. You can significantly reduce the footprint, cap ex to construct, maintenance costs, required cast to operate, and ride times with the screens.
Good question.
Nickels5
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Gran fiesta tour in Mexico is a c. So think of something on that level.
britain
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nickys
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Yeah, hadn't thought about ride levels. Screens it is then
Let's cling to the fact that somewhere in this thread, Martin did say he was fairly excited for this ride. Of course, we don't know if it's changed since then, and he could have been referring to one of several aspects to it (IP, ride type etc.). But it's the best we have right now!
What!? That's clearly a Poppins inspired ride!
bclane
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Lol! True, that does look more Mary Poppins...
Phineas
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Look at that elegant paint work! That's the Disney Difference(tm)!
bcoachable
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a swing?? just a wild guess...
DisneyFan18
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@marni1971, should we expect to know more about this project soon, or will it be announced until D23 2019 or later?
EPICOT
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