They gotta stop showing us stuff at D23.It’s strange, we have so much coming, yet so little to talk about. I wish construction would start soon on something, or we’d get new rumor details on any of the projects, or something.
Sometime no news is ok. We're probably not going to get any updates on Cars until they announce the closure of Tom Sawyer and the Liberty Belle, which will probably be December at the earliest (depending on when construction is set to begin) If they gave us a weekly update on every projects, things would get boring quite quick. Small updates every so often is much better, and makes the updates more substantial.It’s strange, we have so much coming, yet so little to talk about. I wish construction would start soon on something, or we’d get new rumor details on any of the projects, or something.
Put some characters on that boat and you could have a show.......View attachment 817534
I’m taking an early evening cruise on the Mark Twain - when was the last time they ran the Liberty Belle into the evening?
they did a fantastic show with Princess and the Frog on both coasts - was really great.Put some characters on that boat and you could have a show.......
Hmmm, park the Belle and.........
Agreed. A scenic, off road drive through the American West sounds like a fantastic attraction, and even thought it's not the Old West I can still see how that might fit into Frontierland. By centering it around Cars, however, the charm of such a concept is lost. I want to see Marc Davis-esque gags with the wildlife, not auto part shaped mountains.I think this concept would be better if it wasn't a Cars attraction -- not because I am opposed to Cars in general, but because it feels like it's going to really limit what this specific planned ride can offer. A themed outdoor ride through beautiful scenery with some interesting show scenes could be a fantastic attraction, but adding the Cars IP removes a lot of options.
I was thinking the same thing. I think it also means that Gen Z and maybe Gen Alpha will have a new interest in the Wild West that millennials and Gen X did not. When it’s in video game form, it flies off the shelves, allowing people to see how awesome that era and the stories it can tell really are.I think Western River Expedition would absolutely be a hit. Not only would it be an original attraction that fits perfectly in Frontierland, but I think that the success of the Red Dead Redemption video game series in recent years proves that modern audiences still care a lot about cowboys/bandits & Wild West stories.
Your post insinuates all people hate all those things.
I don't. I didn't like Carter or Ranger. But I've liked (mostly) all the SW and Marvel D+ series.
So.... me. I care.
IP mandates can work if the imagineers aren’t a bunch of untalented corporate kissbutts.
Yes, very much yes. I have more if needed, just let me know!!! MarieCan we start spamming Disney executives with these?
Secret Invasion?2 D+ shows that stunk to high heaven were Secret Wars (wow bad)
ah, yes. had star wars on the brain...Secret Invasion?
IMO...2 D+ shows that stunk to high heaven were Secret Invasion (wow bad) and Miss Marvel...
As for SW. I watched the Acolyte and really, really wanted to like it, but dang, that was soulless garbage with bad, bad acting (even for Star Wars). Don't get me started on whatever slow steamroller paced trash Book of Boba Fett was.
Everything else Marvel and SW have been watchable to great.
Several of the scenes would have to be modified to not be offensive in today's world.I think Western River Expedition would absolutely be a hit. Not only would it be an original attraction that fits perfectly in Frontierland, but I think that the success of the Red Dead Redemption video game series in recent years proves that modern audiences still care a lot about cowboys/bandits & Wild West stories.
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