lazyboy97o
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One of the things that always missed in this issue of “Giving guests what they want” is the role of figurative language. People use references that are then taken by surveyors as a literal demand.
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News 'Beyond Big Thunder Mountain' Blue Sky concept revealed for Magic Kingdom
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GhostHost1000
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Something I haven’t seen discussed much is where the panel mentioned imagine flying on the back of that animal in Coco. My first thought was Flight of Passage.
Disney creative needs to be more creative
I also think there are much better options than Coco or Encanto but…I know…it’s Disney
Disney creative needs to be more creative
I also think there are much better options than Coco or Encanto but…I know…it’s Disney
MagicHappens1971
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It's all about the money, its cheaper to clone FoP tech into a Coco ride than to develop something new.
GhostHost1000
Premium Member
Im not certain they would want to make it as popular as FoP. Do they want that many people spending two to three hours in a queue line? Maybe the build little LaCava stands in the queue.
MagicHappens1971
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Not saying I agree but when they’re spending half a billion dollars to build a box, it really concerns me. I wish they’d make a larger effort to get imaigneerings costs under control while still creating new amazing experiences
GhostHost1000
Premium Member
Absolutely. I’m not sure why it costs so much these days.
DCLcruiser
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VQ for years. Then you're out shopping while you wait (to the tune of whistle while you work).
Brer Panther
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How close is the land that this is supposed to be built on to Fantasyland? Maybe they could just use the land for another full-on Fantasyland expansion?
...then again, it'd likely include the same IPs.
...then again, it'd likely include the same IPs.
tpoly88
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i agree, there is no room for a hot attraction in Mexico in the current location unless its reconfigured somehow. Is it out of the question to make a ride not based on a movie in frontier land? i love BTMRR and there has to be something that can be done over that compliments it. What kind of rides will they be? dark rides, outside, more kidde rides? They definitely need rides that can handle capacity like Pirates or hunted mansion. dont need another ride like 7DMT or slinky dog.
DisneyNeighbor
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Blue Sky here! What are the odds of this? They have plenty of space to add more than a dozen new attractions.
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doctornick
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Not particularly close to Fantasyland. I doubt it would even have a direct connection to FL. All indications are it would use the land on the north side of RoA and maybe the northern part of the upper island/part of RoL itself. It would connect from around Splash/BTMRR to around HM and Liberty Sq
Basil of Baker Street
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I predict they will build "Beyond Big Thunder Mountain" but it will cost you an additional $39.00 to get back there. You will need to purchase the Magic Kingdom+ ticket
While I doubt most of this will come to fruition, I'm ok with all of these additions to MK. I'd be most excited for a villains area. They way I see this fitting is similar to how Galaxy's edge wraps from critter country into fantasyland in DL. I think Coco is a logical transition from big thunder, though I hope they come up with some new ride tech rather than adapt flight of passage. Encanto would transition will of that further into south America. Mystic manor style casita would be a cool dark ride with coco being more thrill. I see Encanto begin the back of the rivers and the jungle leading you into the villains which wouldn't be so much behind thunder mountain but rather beyond it. I would link it to the back of belle's village and the circus.
I kind of see them changing Tiana area into more of a formal New Orlean square. If we have a Mexican village, Pecos bill's food belongs there. Tiana's place can overtake pecos, since they said they will add food for her. Change the buildings look. Then Make existing frontierland more apallachi- like, sort of like wilderness lodge style and then transition west beyond new orleans. The wood bridge in front of splash mountain connecting the two parts of frontier land. It kind of follows the expansion west still. Country bears even fit better that way. Addsome pine trees to the existing frontier landscaping.
I kind of see them changing Tiana area into more of a formal New Orlean square. If we have a Mexican village, Pecos bill's food belongs there. Tiana's place can overtake pecos, since they said they will add food for her. Change the buildings look. Then Make existing frontierland more apallachi- like, sort of like wilderness lodge style and then transition west beyond new orleans. The wood bridge in front of splash mountain connecting the two parts of frontier land. It kind of follows the expansion west still. Country bears even fit better that way. Addsome pine trees to the existing frontier landscaping.
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ToTBellHop
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That Villain Land is way too big.
Take out Storytime with Belle to allow access to the new area. It could be a Fantasyland expansion vs a Frontier Land expansion.
James Alucobond
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Not that I really understand the villains craze, but lands only get 2-3 attractions anymore. I doubt that would overstrain the concept.
This is true. I am thinking more of the old days with a park, with the old wish lists of a Villian Kingdom.
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castlecake2.0
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That’s not really how any of this works.