I'm holding my Change.org petition for this one. I'll save it. Don't worry.Which brings up another question, will this impact Columbia Harbour House?
Maybe they would give us the same restraints they have on Hyperspace Mountain in Paris? That would improve things immensely.
And the baby-on-a-stick gag would work better in a dark room.
Would replacing a theater show and two stores that have been closed since covid with a theater show and an E-ticket coaster qualify?I think an Incredibles theme to RNR would actually be a decent shift and agree that doing the theming in a dark show building would likely work better than the outdoor coaster in DCA.
But it doesn't remotely solve what DHS needs. It's just rearranging deck chairs.
Wake me up when they actually add to that park. I'm assuming it will be like 2050 or something.
Oh, agreed. I am continually shocked that they drag their heels on replacing some freakin’ offices with an actual expansion that adds a few rides and improves flow around the park. The park has such a bizarre flow and they refuse to improve it.I think an Incredibles theme to RNR would actually be a decent shift and agree that doing the theming in a dark show building would likely work better than the outdoor coaster in DCA.
But it doesn't remotely solve what DHS needs. It's just rearranging deck chairs.
Wake me up when they actually add to that park. I'm assuming it will be like 2050 or something.
I’m not convinced a large theater show can actually fit. I’m thinking any show would need to be tiny. Like, Turtle Talk size.Would replacing a theater show and two stores that have been closed since covid with a theater show and an E-ticket coaster qualify?
Without trying to cause further hysteria, I can see a Magic Kingdom without Jungle Cruise. Tastes change through generations, and Jungle Cruise's humour and charm, from my experience, is hitting less and less with a younger demographic. I can't see Jungle Cruise being in MK 15 years from now.Jungle Cruise is an operational headache, relies on a worldview that is antiquated at best, and all the “dad” jokes are triggering to those with complicated relationships to their own fathers. It’s time has passed. Plus, building out would be an environmental headache. Moana speaks to the current generation better. We won’t be taking any questions on this.
The Vekoma restraints are a fairly direct swap - I'm surprised we haven't seen them here already.Maybe they would give us the same restraints they have on Hyperspace Mountain in Paris? That would improve things immensely.
Proper, sequential lighting in a controlled environment would help just about all of ICs scenes.And the baby-on-a-stick gag would work better in a dark room.
That's what I can't figure out. People really aren't comprehending the size of the Muppets Courtyard. Slinky Dog by itself takes up more area than the entire Muppets Courtyard plus the little lot behind it.I’m not convinced a large theater show can actually fit. I’m thinking any show would need to be tiny.
Ah. I was imagining the theater would stay to save money and they'd use the alley behind/left to lead to the coasterI’m not convinced a large theater show can actually fit. I’m thinking any show would need to be tiny. Like, Turtle Talk size.
Put monsters in indy, do zootopia in animation courtyard, boom. I know it’s probably not very practical but still.I feel personally Indiana Jones stunt show and animation courtyard should be replaced before the muppets.
Would replacing a theater show and two stores that have been closed since covid with a theater show and an E-ticket coaster qualify?
I was shocked they weren’t added to Flight Force. That was a really painful ride for me. Much worse than RnRC. The new restraints really help on Hyperspace Mountain. The last thing they should want is people avoiding a ride because it’s a headbanger.The Vekoma restraints are a fairly direct swap - I'm surprised we haven't seen them here already.
I don’t see how the coaster fits without being on the MV plot and behind it. It’s pretty compact but coasters still need a good deal of space.Ah. I was imagining the theater would stay to save money and they'd use the alley behind/left to lead to the coaster
Can relate - I grew up with Cedar Point (Corkscrew) and Kings Island (Vortex) as my home parks. Thank goodness concussions didn't exist back then...I was shocked they weren’t added to Flight Force. That was a really painful ride for me. Much worse than RnRC. The new restraints really help on Hyperspace Mountain. The last thing they should want is people avoiding a ride because it’s a headbanger.
I feel personally Indiana Jones stunt show and animation courtyard should be replaced before the muppets.
I don’t see how the coaster fits without being on the MV plot and behind it. It’s pretty compact but coasters still need a good deal of space.
If you think replacing muppets (that isn't even popular enough for fastpass) with an e-ticket coaster isn't going to help the park then I don't know how to help you.If you are talking about Mermaid, then no not remotely enough. Adding that back helps a little, but they literally need a ton more to do. And removing MuppetVision, the only notable continuously running show in the park (sorry but the Mickey shorts isn't anything special) makes touring DHS worse.
I actually like the idea of adding Monstropolis. It's a great IP for that park. But it should be build on currently backstage land, not replace anything already open, and contain at least 2 rides + another show/flat ride/playground + M&Gs.
What they've presented and seem to be planning doesn't actually help the park (maybe marginally). But they will spend hundreds of millions of dollars shuffling deckchairs.
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