JustInTime
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Hmm. That IS true. Not as "Animal" as it could be. Not sure about Magic Kingdom either though but it would be a better fit.
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Hmm. That IS true. Not as "Animal" as it could be. Not sure about Magic Kingdom either though but it would be a better fit.
jdmdisney99
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True. They could make a "multi-park" land. It could be in between and you can only access it from a station in DHS or a station in AK.
Atomicmickey
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What's this thread about again?
Avatar?
Oh, yawn.
Avatar?
Oh, yawn.
so a
soarin ride of star wars is a yes but avatar a no?
The Empress Lilly
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"Hang on there James, I'm going to have to put you on hold for a minute, George is on the other line..."
Disneyhead'71
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Ya know what'd be totally BA is if they just weld 6 of them there motorbikes, oops Flyin' Dragon Thingys, to one of them Flight Simulator beams. Stadling something like that being jostled around in front of a 3D HD Screen sounds like a whiz bang attraction to me.
Just Sayin'.
Just Sayin'.
misterID
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Because there's no guarantee that Star Wars will be as significant as people are hoping. And if it is, it would be a ways a way
unkadug
Follower of "Saget"The Cult
Star Wars is already significant even without any new movies.
luv
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I am not a SW fan. Saw the 1st movie one hundred years ago and played with the action figures sometimes. My brother made a Millennium Falcon out of newspaper, lol. That's it.
My nephew and his dad are into SW, but all the kids say that is because he is a dork and dorks love SW. I don't know if that is true or not for teens and college kids. I want my nephew to grow out of his dorkiness. I love him and think he's an amazing kid.
In any event, neither I or anyone in my family (nephew excepted) like SW very much...and I'd still rather have that than stupid Avatar.
JustInTime
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misterID
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That's not what I mean. I mean any great significance in the parks, more specifically, WDW.
And yes, you can have both. One shouldn't effect the other. I would be surprised "if" any kind of Star Wars attraction or land would hinder Carsland or Avland. I think this is steadily turning into Avatarland is dead 2.0. Where people take something, twist it up with what they really want to happen and then it becomes fact.
Atomicmickey
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No, not necessarily. Just in terms of property enthusiasm.
I'm not a hater on Pandora. I think Soarin' over Pandora would be awesome.
I want to see the bioluminescent jungle.
I hope they do both. I think that Avatar world will be spectacular and I will
visit it.
It's still, overall, a drop in the pond compared to what they could/should/will do with Star Wars.
Bring it ALL on, I say!
if there was a really like button i would hit it lol
Atomicmickey
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Like I said, bring it all on, just NOT TOGETHER, lol.
Cameron may be hoping he ends up with a heavily themed restroom after this announcement.
themonkeyisthesultan
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So I'm guessing it kinda went "My way or I walk!"
"Go ahead. We're buying Lucasfilm."
"So, like I was saying, simulators are awesome."
"Go ahead. We're buying Lucasfilm."
"So, like I was saying, simulators are awesome."
im a big fan of a pandora land but that was funny
stevehousse
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You can b a SW fan and not be a dork. My DS4 loves Star Wars but only because of the video games. He won't watch the movies cuz they aren't cartoons! Lol
Magenta Panther
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WAY more significant than Avatar will ever be. Especially to kids.
