News Cars-Themed Attractions at Magic Kingdom

Why Can't they just put it here instead? Yes, they'd have to re-route Floridian Way, but they could just demo it and use Floridian Place onto Center Drive to access the Reedy Creek Energy Services Complex and move the equipment storage containers over to the west side of Floridian Place behind Reedy Creek Fire Sta. #3. Then they can re-route the Waterway parallel to the East Side of Floridian Place and over to reconnect south of the Dock for the 2nd Riverboat behind the Parade Staging Facilities to the rear of Pirates? That opens up much more than the same size parcel without destroying TSI and RoA which could both be refurbished, and kept for Posterity?
 

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duncedoof

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Walt would probably be surprised that there even was an RoA in Florida to be honest.
Roy wouldn't. He put it there. He put it there for his brother.

Nothing is sacred anymore. He'll probably be a robot soon, too.

I'm of the zen like state where I understand this, and I also understand that it's clearly not a priority in the design of these parks or this company anymore. It's not worth fighting at this point, and there's far more important real world issues that we have to deal with in a daily basis that I'll just go with the flow with these changes.
There's always important real world issues, even before these parks were built. These places are the antidote to those issues for a lot of people. Now you have concrete jungles.
 

wildphantom

Active Member
I’m mixed on this.
The artwork of the whole land looks spectacular, but to think it will replace that ambience and feel that I’m used to as I walk towards BTM - it’s tough to accept.

Having said that, RSR in Anaheim is spectacular and this promises to be even better again.

I think I’ll get used to it if the blending in of the land works with the theming transition. Ultimately though, the ride has to deliver the goods. This needs to be nothing short of one of the best rides in DW.
 

Chef idea Mickey`=

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Here's the thing about Walt...he cared more about the Florida project in his last years than Disneyland. I am sure he was aware of what the theme park was going to have.

Walt never championed Florida to have a park nor a second Disneyland. Walt created the Walt Disney World resort for something bigger! His team insisted though they needed to include a castle park. Do we know if he would of made Magic Kingdom completely different probably can't know that answer.
 

GhostHost1000

Premium Member
I’m mixed on this.
The artwork of the whole land looks spectacular, but to think it will replace that ambience and feel that I’m used to as I walk towards BTM - it’s tough to accept.

Having said that, RSR in Anaheim is spectacular and this promises to be even better again.

I think I’ll get used to it if the blending in of the land works with the theming transition. Ultimately though, the ride has to deliver the goods. This needs to be nothing short of one of the best rides in DW.
The end results NEVER look like concept art
 

spresso81

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Has anybody considered how bad that robot looking mountain will look from the hub or is it even tall enough to be seen from Adventure land?

DL has the Matterhorn but due to the size of their castle is actually improves the skyline.

Lastly, we have not heard any reports of balloon height testing - maybe WDI doesn't even care about sightlines anymore to float one up
 

Coaster Lover

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In the Parks
No
From what I understand, the new Cars attraction would have a driver, driving the car as well.

It would be against the spirit of "Cars" if a human driver was controlling the vehicle... further, with the limited number of guests per car, the staffing demand if they had a cast member driving each car would be unsustainable... I'm 99.9% sure these will be fully autonomous vehicles.
 

lightningtap347

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Roy wouldn't. He put it there. He put it there for his brother.

Nothing is sacred anymore. He'll probably be a robot soon, too.


There's always important real world issues, even before these parks were built. These places are the antidote to those issues for a lot of people.

Now you have concrete jungles.
They'll still be after this too. It's just not personally worth it to me to freak out about every change compared to the Disney of old. They've shown time and time again that they don't care and that they aren't changing. I'm not fighting that, it's exhausting and a waste of time.
 

Chef idea Mickey`=

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Has anybody considered how bad that robot looking mountain will look from the hub or is it even tall enough to be seen from Adventure land?

DL has the Matterhorn but due to the size of their castle is actually improves the skyline.

Lastly, we have not heard any reports of balloon height testing - maybe WDI doesn't even care about sightlines anymore to float one up

That new mountain range shocks me. In earlier they showed the Mountains of Ornament Valley model for WDW without the carcentric roofs which DCA has and yet here there's this car robot bust on the top. If they want to make this natural frontier then this roof destroys it.

I wouldn't worry about it though for now because it reminds you the same thing with Tiana and the boat on top. This will change and look different hense next concept art. The first ones is always to show a wow factor!
 

Mireille

Premium Member
It would be against the spirit of "Cars" if a human driver was controlling the vehicle... further, with the limited number of guests per car, the staffing demand if they had a cast member driving each car would be unsustainable... I'm 99.9% sure these will be fully autonomous vehicles.
Wouldn't human beings existing be against the spirit of Cars? I think they should bio-engineer riders into cars as part of the attraction. Remove arms and legs and replace them with tires!
 

JD80

Well-Known Member
Why is when others are saying it's ok. But whenever I say something similar I'm bad for saying it?

I have no issue with someone giving an opinion, but your whole post just lambasted a whole group of people (a generation) for not caring about the parks etc. You don't know those people.

Hate this addition or love it, that's fine. But I just find it offensive when you just insult a large swath of people to bolster your own opinion.
 

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