Brave dark ride

Can we go yet?

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HUGE SPOILERS FOR BRAVE!

An Idea I had, though I know it's a bit early for a ride of this movie, was for Brave. It would go in where Snow White was formally, and a mural of Merida and her mother would be featured in the queue, of the scene at the start of the film, when the King gives her the bow. The seats would be the ships of the Four Clans, like Peter Pan, and have the different clan symbols as seen in the movie. The next scene we receive is a quick glimpse of Merida shooting arrows, and the three lords an their sons looking angrily at her. Next we see Elinor arguing with her daughter of marriage, next to the fireplace. A quote from the movie, Merida saying she wants her freedom and Elinor asking if she is willing to pay the price her freedom will cost. These two scenes would take place in the same room, where the scene of the Evil Queen and Snow White by the well formally was. Skip along to the witch's cauldron, where she hands Merida a cake promsing it will change her fate. Next we see Merida's mother realizing she has become a bear, and a quick cut-out of the fishing scene. As you move along to the next room, a cut-out of the triplets as bears handing Merida a key can be seen. Where the witch on the mountain formally was, it will be Mor'du being crushed by the rock, and the final scene will be Elinor hugging Merida under the tapestry, and the rest of the family happily hugging.

Feedback? :) I'd love to hear your opinion on this.
 

Turtle

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It might be too late for that because of Princess meet-and-greet hall. But from now on Pixar based rides should be in Pixar Place at DHS
 

ImagineerDude

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The animation in the movie was spectacular and should be very inspiring for imagineers. I think the Scotland atmosphere could be constructed in Animal Kingdom or the World Showcase.
 

Tip Top Club

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Brave is not even slightly thematically relevant to Disney's Hollywood Studios, Magic Kingdom is a fine place for it. That being said, I would like to see you re-imagine it with a new design rather then just using the existing infrastructure for Snow White.
 

Tip Top Club

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I don't disagree, once the film leaves theaters I would love to see Merida move to the spot current occupied by Pooh and Tigger at the back of the UK shops, with a full themed indoor greet.
 

Turtle

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Brave is not even slightly thematically relevant to Disney's Hollywood Studios, Magic Kingdom is a fine place for it. That being said, I would like to see you re-imagine it with a new design rather then just using the existing infrastructure for Snow White.

I said it's too late for it to happen but all other new Pixar rides should be in DHS. I didn't say Brave was supposed to be put in DHS.
 

Tip Top Club

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It might be too late for that because of Princess meet-and-greet hall. But from now on Pixar based rides should be in Pixar Place at DHS

This is what I was referring to, not your original post. Also now I'm just confused because the two sentences you posted above are completely contradictory to each other, so Color me confused.

Regardless of any of those things, Disney's Hollywood Studios is an Urban environment. Brave takes place in the highlands of Scotland, it is so thematically irrelevant that I can't even begin to describe it. I don't understand why people don't want Pixar franchises in the parks, they are beloved and successful, all of them. so why try to shoehorn them somewhere they don't belong? I'm not even referring to this specific idea, just in general.

Anyway, that's all I have to say about that. Live your dreams. Put in the Snow white Building, move The Princess greet. (Or Don't, Town Square Theater is fine)...
 

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