Concepts for DCA coming to WDW?

[marni1971]

Spill the beans! What are we getting from Japan? :lol:

A waterfront

 

[SirGoofy]

A waterfront

Either I'm not getting the joke, which is probably likely in my sleep deprived state, or you're hinting at us getting the American Waterfront from TDS, which makes absolutely no sense to me. :ROFLOL:

 

[jt04]

A waterfront

But we have a Japanese waterfront at Epcot......unless you are refering to a certain waterfront at a certain park in Japan. Very mysterious! :lookaroun

 

[frank2271]

I agree with you that the new offerings look absolutely fantastic. DCA looks to be an absolutely fabulous park in a few years.

Of note to me was the scale of the new Cars E ticket. It looks like Test Track with triple the outdoor track length, and amazing scenery.

If WDW gets any of that I will be happy. But I definitely want to get to Anaheim in around 4-5 years.

Do you have a pic of the Cars E Ticket? I would love to see it.

Thanks.

 

[whitemule28]

Why would they have two separately themed, but mechanically identical rides in the new parachute drop and the jumpin jellyfish in the same park? Doesn't seem very practical to me.

 

[SirGoofy]

Why would they have two separately themed, but mechanically identical rides in the new parachute drop and the jumpin jellyfish in the same park? Doesn't seem very practical to me.

I don't know. Why are there 3 Dumbos in the Magic Kingdom?:brick:

 

[whitemule28]

Touche

 

[jt04]

Why would they have two separately themed, but mechanically identical rides in the new parachute drop and the jumpin jellyfish in the same park? Doesn't seem very practical to me.

The JJ ride is designed for children, the parachute drop...not so much.

 

[marni1971]

But we have a Japanese waterfront at Epcot......unless you are refering to a certain waterfront at a certain park in Japan. Very mysterious! :lookaroun

Nah. I meant the ocean

 

[HMF]

After looking at the concept art from the Blue Sky exhibit at DCA I have to say it appears the "Magic" is back in Glendale.

The Magic is back at Glendale as far as Disneyland is concerned. The team in charge of WDW projects could not make a good attraction if their life depended on it.

 

[MousDad]

Do you have a pic of the Cars E Ticket? I would love to see it.

Thanks.

Courtesy MicAge:

There's some more at http://micechat.com/disneyland-news/california-adventure-fix/

 

[SirGoofy]

The Magic is back at Glendale as far as Disneyland is concerned. The team in charge of WDW projects could not make a good attraction if their life depended on it.

Yea because EE, Mission Space, and TSMM are aweful. Not to mention our Haunted Mansion! I can't believe most people say it's superior to Disneylands!

Seriously, give any Imagineer 1.5 billion and they could do great things. Don't blame the painters for not creating a masterpiece when they are only given finger paint.

 

[I-Miss-Horizons]

Cars Land looks awesome! but I don't get how it fits with Disney's California Adventure.

 

[hemloc]

:snore:

Yawn.... Wake me when they install these bad boys. Best 'ride' in Fort Benning(But they only let me ride once, grrrr!!)!!

 

[jt04]

:snore:

Yawn.... Wake me when they install these bad boys. Best 'ride' in Fort Benning(But they only let me ride once, grrrr!!)!!

That is probably the version TDS will get

 

[CaesarBoxFan]

Do you have a pic of the Cars E Ticket? I would love to see it.

Thanks.

Check out the DCA Blue Sky Cellar thread in the Disneyland forum:

http://forums.wdwmagic.com/showthread.php?t=363115

Cars Land looks awesome! but I don't get how it fits with Disney's California Adventure.

How does car culture not fit in with a California theme? Route 66 ends in California. Rte. 66 was one of the key points of Cars.

 

[SirGoofy]

Cars Land looks awesome! but I don't get how it fits with Disney's California Adventure.

Radiator Springs is located on the "Historic" Route 66, which ends/ended(which ever way you look at it) in LA.

 

[frank2271]

You would think after all this time building parks that they would realize that if they cut corners and cut budgets it will come back and bite them in the butt. Think of the money they lost on the half-built parks like DCA and AK. Just let the dreamers do build it and we will come.

 

[I-Miss-Horizons]

Radiator Springs is located on the "Historic" Route 66, which ends/ended(which ever way you look at it) in LA.

That's right. :hammer: I can't believe I didn't think of that :lol:

 

[EPCOT Explorer]

But we have a Japanese waterfront at Epcot......unless you are refering to a certain waterfront at a certain park in Japan. Very mysterious! :lookaroun

Nah. I meant the ocean

*iz heppy*