Beastly Kingdom to become Narnia?

[MooseImagineer]

If you know anything about the books, The Voyage of the Dawn Treader would make a good ride

 

[Disney2002]

I'm new here. Is there any evidence of Naria or a Harry Potter ride? My opinion is uninformed but I can't see Disney doing either of these, especially Narnia. Now I would support a Harry Potter ride if they were creative with it; they could do a ride with the flying car from the second book or something along those lines. Harry Potter might be alittle more than a fad, but overall I just don't see Disney doing something with a thing that is just currently popular, I mean kids might not even know what or who Harry Potter is in 5, 10 years.

Aside from the fact that the books have been around now for 8 years and only continue to grow in popularity. As for the flying car idea, that's just something that was really played up for the movie. If that's the extent of the creative power for a ride someone can conceive of from the books, that's really sad.

 

[Disney2002]

If you know anything about the books, The Voyage of the Dawn Treader would make a good ride

Any ride based of a series like Potter or Narnia would be best served to utilize the whole world of the series, not just a book or a part of one book. I think the immersive world works best.

That being said, I think a whole narnia land would never sustain itself. If futureworld has been on life support forever... what would happen to something like a series-based land.

 

[MooseImagineer]

But it still would make a good ride :lol:

 

[Astronaut Jones]

Aside from the fact that the books have been around now for 8 years and only continue to grow in popularity. As for the flying car idea, that's just something that was really played up for the movie. If that's the extent of the creative power for a ride someone can conceive of from the books, that's really sad.

You never really answered my question. You more just took the time to bash me like a little girl.

 

[Tron 2.0]

There was nothing really to answer.

Is there any evidence of Naria [sic] or a Harry Potter ride?

Narnia? Yes. See my previous post.

Harry Potter? Disney would have to own the rights. I don't believe they do at this current juncture.

--Mark

 

[bgraham34]

It would also depend on how much these films rake in. I will not be seeing it though. Its so rare for me to goto the movies now. I am going to start a thread on this now.

 

[-SIR-]

honestly... i think this would really cheapen disney's reputation for creative genious. Narnia is a movie.... Animal Kingdom is not at all about Movies... that's MGM's business... and dedicating a whole "land" to a movie is a bad bad idea unless the movie is a legend (think the proposed Indiana Jones area or muppet studios in MGM) this simply wouldnt work at Animal Kingsdom allthough I do wish the mythical aspect of the Animal kingdom would be added.... Beastly Kingdom was a great idea... I wish the would put something Dragon or unicorn related just to add a little more fantasy to a park that is mainly reality based.

 

[sabian]

I think it would be awesome if, instead of having a beastly kingdom park, beastly kingdom could be a section of Disney's Animal Kingdom. I think that there could be some awesome attraction possibilities with mythical animals. Just my idea.