The 2 cars attractions replace Tom Sawyer Island and the Liberty Belle. Obviously you can argue riders per hour, popularity, etc. but attraction count doesn’t change.
Yes we do know as villians will be on vacant land.
A ride for a bygone era.Is the Snow White dark ride designed for them!?
Yes, we do. Two rides were announced. Villains is "Beyond Big Thunder Mountain" which puts it north of the new Cars Mini-Land.
I’d argue Snow White is one of the few that really does hold up well, and it could hold up even better with a handful of figure, effect, and audio upgrades. I think you have to look at it from the perspective of it being a C-ticket (not totally sure if that’s what it was historically?) and realize the level of detail is kind of crazy relative to what you’d see for a similarly ranked experience at other parks. You’re right that it doesn’t match newer Es and Ds, but it’s not supposed to.
I’m not convinced mansion or small world won’t be sacrificed. I don’t really know what they are thinking anymore haha
You don’t know anything about me - please do not assume anything - it’s creepy.
i get it. I love it. Those old dark rides is what got me into Disney as a kid. I use to love the train effect in Mr Toads wild ride.
While I don’t want Small World to die, it kind of should move, IMO. Tangled makes too much sense nestled between its restrooms and the German-named Village Haus. Small World, meanwhile, has plenty of more sensible places it could go. It could replace the Speedway utilizing the white clockwork aesthetic it has sometimes had, it could be puzzled into Storybook Circus by leaning into Blair’s colorful illustrations, or it could somehow be added to EPCOT for thematic purposes.
Saying Gen Z and little girls don't like old dark rides is one of the most obviously hilariously wrong things i've seen posted on here. And that's saying a lot. If your children genuinely do enjoy meeting princesses more than a ride, then I'm going to assure you that they are very much in the minority of that opinion. Which is fine by the way, there have always been people who don't enjoy rides (I had an older cousin growing up who hates them). But it is absolutely not the case of the majority opinion. Gen Z have not shifted this opinion either.
I don’t disagree but M&G’s 10 years ago were insanely popular. Those lines would easily get 2 hrs long. There was a need and the space used was appropriate.
I think they should move the princess meet and greets to the little garden where they had the Merida meet and greet (where Mirabel is meeting now, I think?) and stick a dark ride in the Snow White space again.
The Fairytale Hall had unusually long lines 10 years ago because of two reasons. One is that it was a brand new attraction at that time, opening in 2013. The second reason is that Tangled had released not that long before, and Frozen released like two months later. So there was a fresh batch of high demand princesses that kids wanted to meet. And like I said, factor in their notoriously horrible hourly capacity compared to a dark ride, and it becomes exponentially worse.
Yeah. Meet and Greets on that scale were new and in demand. Like everything else you hit a saturation point.
We gotta fight to save the bottom Island! One way you guys could help is by writing to the company on the My Disney Experience website. After you log in, go to the help center and press "email", and then send them a short email stating that we don't want this project to happen. Management does read these, so please write if you care about the ROA!
I’ll send an email, but it’s going to be about moving forward and building these new additions is exactly what newer generations need not nostalgia. I will also mention not to listen to the fanatics.
