JoeCamel
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News 'Beyond Big Thunder Mountain' Blue Sky concept revealed for Magic Kingdom
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SirLink
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Thats what you have when you have Chris Beatty as creative portfolio executive for Magic Kingdom, DHS and now DAK. Book Report the ride.
Bocabear
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Now I love me some Blue Sky, but I would much rather see them take care of the parts of the park that are already built...FIX TOMORROWLAND among other issues...before they go making the footprint bigger adding more buildings and attractions for them to try and keep up to date...
Andrew C
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I think everyone can agree to this. At least around here.
It’s clear to me that either WDI can’t come up with something that the C suite would be willing to spend money on in the 2 empty attraction spaces and, in my opinion, the misused attraction space in the south building. It’s probably less creativity challenging and more crucially, easier to sell Burbank on expansions related to current movies than anything else.
(To say nothing of the long-in-the-tooth Space Ranger Spin, a Space Mountain a decade overdue for a retrack, and the speedway—an attraction that numerous regional theme parks consider obsolete)
doctornick
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2? The old Stitch's Great Escape space, but what else?
The Galaxy Place/Tomorrowland amphitheater.
ProjectXBlog
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When they mentioned this as a potential experience, my mind immediately jumped to a BTM layover. If Splash and (purportedly once but no longer) Space aren’t safe from IP integration, why would Big Thunder itself be?
Bocabear
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Well let's be honest...I enjoyed Laugh Floor the first 30 times, but wouldn't this whole attraction make a LOT MORE SENSE in Hollywood Studios? That would then be the third available location in Tomorrowland... Simply refitting the speedway with the Hong Kong Disneyland electric cars and adding scenic pieces to the area would be hailed as a great new update...
eddie104
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I believe their are plans in the works but Tomorrowland at WDW is not in dire need like at DL.
They literally been repainting and removing certain things throughout the land. They also redid the entrance that makes it look a lot better and cleaner.
mysto
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I'm just grateful milf still exists, it's fun and unique, the kind of thing that goes away.
SoFloMagic
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Or theme it to ZootopiaJust make HM reservation only, and you won’t need much queue.
This is kinda genius.
Dan Deesnee
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I think Disney will do the Tragic Kingdom but it will be between Epcot and Hollywood Studios.
You will be able to walk from Epcot, into Tragic Kingdom, through it and into HS, and vice verse. It won't be a 5th gate but a sort of mini-premium-land. Take the concept of after hours separate ticket events and apply it to a large park expansion. Halloween style parties for a premium will also be held all year round.
Why do I think this? Simple, it will make them more money than expanding MK.
You will be able to walk from Epcot, into Tragic Kingdom, through it and into HS, and vice verse. It won't be a 5th gate but a sort of mini-premium-land. Take the concept of after hours separate ticket events and apply it to a large park expansion. Halloween style parties for a premium will also be held all year round.
Why do I think this? Simple, it will make them more money than expanding MK.
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Coaster Lover
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I can't tell you how much I need Yzma and Kronk in a villains land... the land would just be incomplete without them...
yensidtlaw1969
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^This is the only circumstance under which I will accept Villains Land connecting to Frontierland via Encanto and Coco.
Then add a Sleepy Hollow ride where it connects to Liberty Square, and though I'm sure it won't connect to Fantasyland, if it did that's where Maleficent should be.
Though the idea of putting Moana in Animal Kingdom makes pretty clear they're not that interested in thematic consistency.
DCLcruiser
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I've never seen it. Is it actually good? I thought it was for little kids.
Br0ckford
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You should experience at least once or twice. It's adjacent to seeing a comedy show. The monsters characters tell jokes. The jokes are kid-ish and dad jokes. It's a fun little show.
mysto
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Corny jokes, they spotlight people in the audience and ad-lib. I have always had fun at it. And it's different than the other attractions.