first of all to move it from California to Florida would be ridiculous, it could not be removed without completely destroying it, and this new addition is all about car parts, not Grizzlies.....unless "Grizzly" is a brand name for an air filter or hubcap...lol
I figured he/she meant pieces of the Grizzly Peak design might make their way into the exterior-facing portion of the area (e.g. the cascading dam along the trail), but perhaps I was reading it too charitably.
I mean, I think that’s exactly the goal. If IP were the exclusive purpose, then it would be Radiator Springs. Instead, they’re using the vastly lesser-known Piston Peak National Park to bring in elements of Yellowstone and Yosemite while still fulfilling the IP mandate. I agree that it would be improved by removing the IP altogether (mostly because they could then exclude modern vehicles), but they’re using a more obscure series that celebrates the national parks setting so that the attraction area does the same by proxy.
I mean, Frontierland is based off of the states west of the Mississippi River and seeing was Splash Mountain was able to work despite it taking place in Georgia and TBA kind of fitting Frontierland's theme a little more than that, yeah I think Grizzly Peak would work just fine like the Cars attraction (minus the talking cars of course, that part I'm a bit iffy on)
Exactly.
I think it's perfectly possible to make the area feel natural and akin to the national parks while also still doing the IP thing. Mind you I don't love the IP chosen myself, but it's not impossible to make work. Especially considering the concept art implies that you're not really gonna see the cars themselves unless you're on the ride.
As stunning as a mispronounced Maleficent magnet?
It was a pin, you barbarian!
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Stay off whatever you're on.
Are they really that different?
I don’t think you’re going to get much walk-around within the attraction area, unfortunately. Assuming they go with what we see in the concept, there’s not much space for that. Where it feels more possible is actually around the perimeter of the land. They may keep the boardwalk and put small cascades, dams, etc. along it.
Monstropolis appears to be based on an American urban city... That's about as close as it gets to Greenwich Village...oh yeah and they used buildings made of bricks,... So CLEARLY....it's Greenwich Village.....lol
Sarcasm not your strongpoint.
