They could've built upon the Pixar Studios theme, taken over Animation Courtyard, and built a kind of the Pixar Studios facade, and its backlot, and put a bunch of different themed attractions under Pixar into the same building, the Door Coaster for example would've been a great candidate, an Incredibles themed omniover, etc. But they decided to go this route and oversaturate the park with nonsense
This! That's like the argument to remove the Speedway in Tomorrowland. Just because you are old enough to drive and find it pointless doesn't mean others don't find it fun and meaningful, especially those young enough who can't drive. Now the argument to add to the ride and plus it is still there but the general "Well I don't like it or ride it so it must be removed" argument on here is kinda sad.
I think you might be the only one. IMO, it’s one of the best integrated on property Starbucks, inside and out.I liked it better as a gift shop.
I've had people stop and ask me where I got the Starbucks from in DHS... It's well integrated! Also they serve the carrot-cake cookie!
We were there a few weeks ago and as we waited for our order I was pretty impressed at how well done the interior was. Obviously the exterior fits well, so overall it does fit the area quite well. The previous gift shop always felt, to me, like it was an afterthought, something thrown in to take up the space. I honestly don’t have any memories of it before the late 2000’s, though, so maybe it was better at some point in the past.
The Speedway is located adjacent to the most valuable real estate in the parks. It should have been rebuilt as part of Toy Story Land so that the Tomorrowland version could be removed and the footprint better utilized.
I want it to be built in a way that includes multiple attractions on the footprint. This could have been done with TRON.
That would be cool, going back to Disneyland's overlapping subs/autopia/monorail/peoplemover/skyway situation.
There used to be a K1 Racing near us...but it was so dang expensive, they ended up closing the location. Fantastic idea...but they need to price it reasonably and not pay mall rents (which they were - in a mall in a working-class town that is trying to charge Newbury Street, Boston rent prices...the mall is a virtual ghost town because it's being massively mismanaged).
Don't know why they just can't commit to it.. I mean, those can't be that expensive in the grand scheme of things...
Toy Story Land was definitely a missed opportunity for this. There needed to be at least one more flat ride, ideally sharing a footprint with the coaster.
Why they didn't do a speedway type ride here with RC is beyond me.. (I think you've been saying that for a while...)
Yeah, I've been barking up that tree for a while, but I would have also accepted other flat ride options as well.
