That would just be putting in some bears along the way.
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Avengers Campus - Reactions / Reviews
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Brer Panther
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What if they put the Country Bears in Grizzly River Run? Could that work?
im not a fan of cars ip either, but the land is top notch and looks beautiful at night. It was a great addition to the park and its kind of amazing that we (california) get an entire land of this level thats totally exclusive. it offers a couple rides for kids and a great e-ticket attraction as well as amazing food and a few stores. it has everything.
And again, i dont care about cars ip and have never seen the movies.
And again, i dont care about cars ip and have never seen the movies.
Ya, I think that represents a two year delay from their original plan, just a random stab in the dark. Maybe later than that but it isn't all that far away.
mickEblu
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My dream scenario would be for GOTG:MB to revert back to TOT and Cosmic Rewind to go in Avengers Campus but yeah I’m not holding my breath. Why do their have to be big boxes though? They could have made Space Mountain a big box back in the day but they didn’t.
I honestly have a hard time visualizing what they re going for with the Avengers ride. I just know that it’s not going to be the new coaster I crave and it will be in a big unthemed box. Also I think the big screen rides like FOP and Soarin work so well because they are experiential and focus on the beautiful locations. Using the Soarin/ FOP ride system for an action adventure ride where we fight bad guys? I’m not seeing how that will work. I don’t feel like it will be thrilling enough considering the stimuli. Kind of weird that keep building all of these Marvel and Star Wars rides and not one is a thrill ride except the one they overlayed and soon Cosmic Rewind. Instead we’ll get a Princess themed thrill ride at Disneyland soon.
britain
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If Splash Mt and ToT are thrill rides, isn’t Rise of the Resistance then too? If Star Tours is a thrill ride isn’t Millennium Falcon too?
mickEblu
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ROTR? Falcon? POTCs first drop is more thrilling than both of these combined. A slow moving AA filled boat ride from the 60s.
chadwpalm
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- In the Parks
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I was going to say this three pages back, but anticipating the response you just got back is why I didn't.
Mac Tonight
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I think the real question is, which are we more likely to see first: an Avengers E-Ticket, or a new Avengers film??
UNCgolf
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I wonder if they will redesign the E-ticket with different characters (assuming it ever gets built) since most of the original Avengers team will have all been out of the MCU for years by the time it opens. They may want to promote their current characters instead of legacy ones that no longer have a future.
truecoat
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That was my understanding by what I've seen or read. Essentially everyone loads together but each seat is an individual ride vehicle in what seems like a flight in a Quinjet. Then you are deployed individually or even better, the quinjet is attacked and blown apart. Then you are flying in your individual flight suit or pod.
truecoat
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They have this great pathway in the back of WDW where you can walk from Storybook Circus to Space Mountain. It doesn't look the same anymore.
Did they ever get rid of the smoking pit? That was my biggest problem with that path.
I don’t know why MK is so berm adverse.
UNCgolf
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Yes. There is no smoking allowed in any of the theme parks now; smokers have to exit to smoke.
Professortango1
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I'd say that ROTR is much more thrilling than POTC. Pirates is passive and open whereas ROTR is non stop action for the entire experience.
chadwpalm
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- In the Parks
- No
If Galaxy's Edge taught us anything is that locking into a specific time frame is a bad idea. Not including the most popular characters in the E-ticket would be an equally bad idea.
chadwpalm
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Well they clearly removed trees and even the train tracks to accommodate construction, so one would hope those things would go back in once they are finished.
ToTBellHop
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Yes, but a 60-year old Robert Downey, Jr. would be a pretty old Iron Man.
Rust Man?
Tom Holland is permanently 16, it seems.
mickEblu
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I disagree. I’m saying that one moment on POTC is more thrilling for me than any moment on ROTR or Falcon. It’s just odd considering POTC is a slow moving boat ride and ROTR is a brand new ride and based on Star Wars. Not sure what IP they are waiting for for a new thrill ride at DLR. Raya and the Last Dragon? Seems like Star Wars or Marvel should have been the ones.