jt04
Well-Known Member
I agree, I do not think it works at all for Adventureland.
Although I do think PH could work.
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Brave could settle in at Adventureland instead of Fantasyland?
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I agree, I do not think it works at all for Adventureland.
Although I do think PH could work.
TestTrack Dummy
Well-Known Member
They could just take her to pixar place lol
SpectroPhoenix
Active Member
^ That makes too much sense
Depending on how much "forest" New Fantasyland will have, an archery range would be really cool. Just bring it over from Epcot.
They could make a stone circle thingy water park attraction. Have water shooting out onto the kiddies below.
Lee
Adventurer
Brave would be a terrible fit for Advetureland. As is Tink.
It's a fantasy story, just like Snow White or Peter Pan. Fantasyland would be the only place for it.
Lee
Adventurer
How so?
Brave is set in a kingdom, in a forested land, and tells the story of an unhappy princess who rebels, but ends up saving the day.
That is pure Fantasyland.
No way it fits with a jungle boat ride, a tropical bird show or a castaway's treehouse.
Of course, Alladin is just as bad and should be demolished at the earliest possible opportunity.
Mike K
Active Member
Like I stated before, it's Merida's personality that seems like a fit in Adventureland but the whole theme, environment and core of Brave is pure Fantasyland. As much as I adored Brave, I'd be content with Disneyland getting a Brave representation in Fantasyland while Disney World got some Tarzan love in Adventureland. Deal?
Lee
Adventurer
I'll pass on Tarzan, that ship has sailed years ago.Like I stated before, it's Merida's personality that seems like a fit in Adventureland but the whole theme, environment and core of Brave is pure Fantasyland. As much as I adored Brave, I'd be content with Disneyland getting a Brave representation in Fantasyland while Disney World got some Tarzan love in Adventureland. Deal?
Gimme Indy instead. That's adventure!
Fastpass it. It consistantly had one of the longest waits of any of the attractions while we were there.That's what everyone keeps saying!
Lee
Adventurer
Best Disney queue and ride ever. (At least in the US...)That's what everyone keeps saying!
Mike K
Active Member
Oh man, I am so excited! I land at 11AM so you can bet after check-in, my first pit stop will be right in Adventureland.
Thanks for the tip! I'll be sure to if the wait time is nuts.
menamechris
Well-Known Member
It is THE BEST RIDE! Gets the total Indy "tone" perfectly. It actually has quite a few variations to make repeat riding worth your time as well.That's what everyone keeps saying!
Mike K
Active Member
Staying for 10 days, you can bet that I'll be taking the journey with Indy more than once. I was reading that since Cars Land has opened, a vast majority of Disneyland has been pretty dead equaling much shorter wait times? Is that still holding true?
Scuttle
Well-Known Member
Simple solution, through it in Hollywood Studios. I think if there's any debate about theming of a ride throw it in the Studios. We all know HS sure could use more rides. I'm hoping Brave kills it in the box office and finally gets Iger to greenlight the Pixar place expansion.
JustChillinBro
Member
Because talking birds (Enchanted Tiki Room), singing bears (Country Bear Jamboree), whatever Song of the South entails (Splash Mountain), a genie (Aladdin's Magical Carpets), a person that sells the shrunken heads of humans (Jungle Cruise), and ghosts (Haunted Mansion) etc. are all rooted in realty.
Just change the name of Magic Kingdom to Fantasyland and be done with it!
Just change the name of Magic Kingdom to Fantasyland and be done with it!
menamechris
Well-Known Member
Except that those aren't fairy tales. And don't feature princesses/heroines... just sayin.