If the boat or the island were popular they could have been monetized. They weren’t. Which is why they are gone.
Nope. That’s not why it took so long to finally move forward. Calling them some of the most iconic attractions in the park is more than a little bit hyperbolic.
Really? Muppet vision Jim Henson’s last project, not iconic?
I think it’s pretty clear I was referring to the boat and island. This is after all the cars thread.
It is, that is what I am talking about - whatever way to get to where Villains Land would require infrastructure changes - such as removing the river.bit also could have been done by keeping part of the river but getting pathways in there or coming from the other way and getting rid of Small World or something
It wasn’t. But you can always backpedal on it. I forgive you.
Yes, and the guest reaction to the past decade of this type management and changes to the parks is not all the reason why they have empty hotels, restaurants, shops, and parks.
Good thing you posted that I thought I was in the Star Wars galaxy‘s edge thread.
It sure seems that way. I’m honestly not sure why you ever thought I was talking about Muppets.
I don’t know, we were talking about iconic Disney attractions that have been removed to the outrage of loyal Parks fans. And you indicated there were plans to remove multiple underperforming attractions for decades.
Oh my gosh, I’d forgotten about Project Gemini.
The Riverboat has indeed been used as a literal icon of Frontierland many times over the years. Even current day at Disneyland.
This started it off.
Yes. And I quoted that post and specifically referred to the riverboat and island because that is what I was referencing. I never mentioned muppets.
This.
Splash and BTMRR also close(d) for weather.