stitch2008
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If that happens I will probably be done with Animal Kingdom.
Do not mess with the tree of life.
Im pretty sure he was being sarcastic.
If that happens I will probably be done with Animal Kingdom.
Do not mess with the tree of life.
While that does sound nice, I am really looking forward to the transition between night and day and how Disney will be handling it.I wouldn't expect a dome. I'd expect a big big showbuilding, like Mermaid Lagoon in TDS, which is hidden from view by landscaping - probably giant trees (though not the Tree of Souls, which I expect would be the land centerpiece inside).
The dragon patent does argue for an outdoor land, which would make me very disappointed. I want bioluminesence full time. And I want an air conditioned land, darnit. If you want people to explore Pandora, it needs to be in comfort and in perpetual nighttime.
The location I have is definite. Camp Minnie-Mickey was to be replaced but because of the landscape going in the location, it would of made Animal Kingdom's entrance odd-looking.
I highly doubt that there will be a Soarin' type attraction.
Rafiki's Planet Watch is being removed strictly because it is there for capacity reasons and with Avatar coming in, this would make that part obsolete. There will be an "education" part of the land that will probably replace Rafiki's Planet Watch.
If there was to be any outdoor roller coasters or any "noisy" rides it would be on the far east side of the park away from the animals.
I wouldn't expect a dome. I'd expect a big big showbuilding, like Mermaid Lagoon in TDS, which is hidden from view by landscaping - probably giant trees (though not the Tree of Souls, which I expect would be the land centerpiece inside).
The dragon patent does argue for an outdoor land, which would make me very disappointed. I want bioluminesence full time. And I want an air conditioned land, darnit. If you want people to explore Pandora, it needs to be in comfort and in perpetual nighttime.
I agree, the front pad makes most sense.
- There is already the bridge from Discovery Island
- Remove the camp area.
- Move LK Show to Africa, behind Tusker House.
- Run a new road from Africa around the river into the Pandora expansion pad
- Move character meet and greets from the camp area to the Creature Comforts building on Discovery Island. A central meet and greet area like EPCOT Character Spot. There are enough shops selling the same old stuff on Discovery Island.
- For the kids move the Bugs Land area from DCA and set up (minus the bumoper cars) in the area where the old Pocahontas show was and down toward Rainforest Cafe and west toward the service area. This would put kids rides in, that adults could also enjoy, and in clozse proximity to Pandora.
Forgive my ignorance but when we see low post counts with a trigger keyword in "Insider, Imagineer, etc" in their signature we get skeptical. What you're saying makes sense, but I would think they still need the animal care facilities that are at conservation station...
Putting Lion King behind Tusker House was an easy move prior to the Wild Africa Trek, to do that now would require moving that around as well.[/QUOTE]
What about the area next to Tamu Tamu? As of right now there's only a small trail that leads to character meet n greet. I wonder if that area would work?
While that does sound nice, I am really looking forward to the transition between night and day and how Disney will be handling it.
Avatar can be the pioneer in an entirely new way of Imagineering the theme park experience.
Now see where Lee said that he heard about this a month or so ago. Thought the imagineer was kidding? Why would u think that? The movie was the biggest movie of all time. Ive seen u talk about other really blue sky stuff u heard in passing. Just curious why this item u choose to disregard?
Whos to say these dragon thingys arent CM operated and designed as a live effect, like in Terminator, rather than a ride?
Am I the only one who's cautiously optimistic about a potential nighttime show?
Oh, I am positive it WON'T be a ride for guests. A self-propelled robot up in the sky driven by a giant fan? They won't even open the Tiggr bounce pads, so I think we can rule out anything but a CM driving it.
But if they build those dragons, I'm sure part of the land at least will be outdoors. Which I don't want.
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