News 'Beyond Big Thunder Mountain' Blue Sky concept revealed for Magic Kingdom

BrianLo

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If it ends up not being RSR, what else could there be

I think the real answer to this question and the one that people don't quite want to hear is it isn't actually anything right now.

Much in the same way DAW (WDSP) has had its 'third' phase change many times. There's simply a bunch of empty holder plans and a theoretical place for the next thing to go. But the company isn't biting because Moana seemingly displaced the need.

The plans right now seem to be Moana and Phase 1 of BBTM, which would be Coco. The rest isn't funded and probably won't be anytime quite soon. I imagine they pulled Encanto, looked at their Moana project, swapped it in to MK and then decided it would fit better in Adventureland so the other half of BBTM was chilled.

Which doesn't preclude them from floating ideas at D23. But I'd say it's about as solid as Rise of the Resistance was for WDSP. Which clearly that wasn't solid at all.
 

SilentWindODoom

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I wonder if there's a chance Simpsons in Disney could give us Back to the Future Back...

Cars is still RSR only. Not the full Carsland.

It it comes. Wherever to.

That makes sense, though. Not a huge fan of Luigi's (and they spent a ton of money on putting some sort of ride there--far too much for what it is) and we already have a covered Mater's Junkyard Jamboree.

This sounded horrible at first, but I've never once when thinking about not getting the full land thought about the other two attractions. In truth, I completely forgot about them. Would we at least get Radiator Springs with the town containing no other rides, or are we just getting the ride?

Eudora’s last name is infact Rogers. Tiana married Naveen though so likely Tiana took his last name.

I didn't know this was a thing. Considering royals often don't have a surname, it could still be her last name that she uses for business purposes.

Why not build a Villains expansion in Fantasyland?

I mean, it either has to rejoin the park on the banks in front of the Mansion or the thin thoroughfare between its ride building and Small World's. Unless they can actually spread the land out enough that it makes it to where the current Pinocchio Village Haus bathrooms are. But that's a non-zero chance it can be considered an extension of Fantasyland.
 

Chef idea Mickey`=

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I'd like variety in the IP. If I want Cars, I'll go to DHS. I don't see how Cars fits Villains or Coco (I get the BTMRR setting similarity).
I never for once ever thought of putting RSR behind Big Thunder Mountain until I saw Mickey Views and That Park Place thumbnail. I always been rooting for DHS even an indoor version at the time.

If I had to guess my guess would be RSR is to the left, Coco in the middle and Villains to the far back right, unless Coco is to the right like where Encanto originally was. Shouldn't anything Villans be beside Haunted Mansion or else it be looming far in the distance back like the Beyond Big Thunder concept art. Going by the concept art I could argue Villains doesn't go with Big Thunder either if we want to say the Mountain setting of Ornament Valley doesn't go with it.
 

Chef idea Mickey`=

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I mean that just isn't true? Sure have always been some clones but traditionally they saw value in different attractions at different parks.
Maybe for Shanghai and Tokyo (OLC) but as for DCA it was more for an identity and to help that park from it's first version crisis. If Soarin, Voyage of Little Mermaid, Toy Story Mania all came to WDW, RSR can as well just like Hollywood Tower of Terror went to DCA later.
 

Chef idea Mickey`=

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I wonder if there's a chance Simpsons in Disney could give us Back to the Future Back...
USF needs it
This sounded horrible at first, but I've never once when thinking about not getting the full land thought about the other two attractions. In truth, I completely forgot about them. Would we at least get Radiator Springs with the town containing no other rides, or are we just getting the ride?
We have no clue, only D23 would reveal that, but having the land without those other rides would be enough or does the charm of Radiator Spring's have to have those other rides.. I just think a smaller version of the town without the other rides is more likely.. it's like Ratatouille is keeping Chez Remy's restaurant exclusive to it's original home land.
 

TrojanUSC

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Maybe for Shanghai and Tokyo (OLC) but as for DCA it was more for an identity and to help that park from it's first version crisis. If Soarin, Voyage of Little Mermaid, Toy Story Mania all came to WDW, RSR can as well just like Hollywood Tower of Terror went to DCA later.

It's lazy and sloppy. They're a multi-billion dollar company - they can create a new state of the art ride that fits within the Magic Kingdom's themes without resorting to cloning a 12 year old ride.
 

Bocabear

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RSR is an amazing ride and beautifully done...Not sure if they could even do it in Florida with the weather as a large portion of it is outdoors...It really belongs at DHS if they do it at all....and hopefully they would build the whole town... without it , it wuld be like the pandora attraction next to the Jungle cruise.... lol
 

ToTBellHop

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RSR is an amazing ride and beautifully done...Not sure if they could even do it in Florida with the weather as a large portion of it is outdoors...It really belongs at DHS if they do it at all....and hopefully they would build the whole town... without it , it wuld be like the pandora attraction next to the Jungle cruise.... lol
If they are fine with Test Track in FL, this should be no different. In recent years, I feel like I’ve ridden Test Track in the rain where in the past, it seemed to close with even light mist. No actual data to support this, but anecdotally, they seem more willing to run it in rain (just not heavy rain or, of course, lightning).
 

Chef idea Mickey`=

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It's lazy and sloppy. They're a multi-billion dollar company - they can create a new state of the art ride that fits within the Magic Kingdom's themes without resorting to cloning a 12 year old ride.
Not Today's who's current Disney. To all who doesn't want clone rides attractions, would you rather get something that was from the previous years in other places like Tron and Ratatouille and you get them as they are or something new for Encanto and everyone wishes they used Mystic Manor for it and they wasted an opportunity. (Climate of today's management) ? New state of the art does that mean a new ride system never done as well..
 

peng

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Can we stop talking about RSR? Hasn't it already been discounted by the insiders on here? Unless it came back?
Brayden's the only one talking about it, so its probably false, kind of like the "frontierland is going away" thing he keeps pushing is probably not happening (at most, the corner near tiana becomes a lightly themed new orleans area, besides changing the sets for the boardwalk era would require disney to spend money on a thing with little ROI and would result in major backlash, its cheaper to let it be). Toy Story rumors outside of HS related things seem to be blatant honeypots to catch leakers, besides, Disney seems to be focusing more on newer franchises for park expansion and I do think the rumored coco/moana rumors would be better received anyways.
 

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