Model3 McQueen
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Sorry misterpenguin I don't get it.. is that a parody?
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Could a New Park be on the Horizon?
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Sorry misterpenguin I don't get it.. is that a parody?
Model3 McQueen
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Exactly!! Not really a fan of IPs but I see a Indiana Jones adventure / mystic Manor type of ride with this theme and I think it'd be amazing.
If you click on the quote's link, you'll see it goes to an Imagineering contest.
Model3 McQueen
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No clickable links bud. Only an attachment.
Model3 McQueen
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FettFan
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Sirwalterraleigh
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Avatar isn’t gonna fare well with sequels I’m guessing...there isn’t really anywhere to go to follow up on the pot of gold he found the first time.
ppete1975
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Disstevefan1
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Do they draw enough guests to WDW to support a new park? YES! We all know all parks are now mobbed all year round! Will they spend the money to build a new park at WDW? That's a big No!
I would love to see a new park at WDW, if just to lower the crowding across all parks, but the best we will see at WDW is toy story land and and Star Wars land.
The blue sky re do of EPCOT is not going to happen. My hope is they continue to make additions like thay are doing across the resort, like Guardians and France and really looking forward to TRON
I would love to see a new park at WDW, if just to lower the crowding across all parks, but the best we will see at WDW is toy story land and and Star Wars land.
The blue sky re do of EPCOT is not going to happen. My hope is they continue to make additions like thay are doing across the resort, like Guardians and France and really looking forward to TRON
phillip9698
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People definitely have time, it's just that currently people fit in a Universal or Sea World day into their Disney trips, sometimes both. Disney could try and keep those people in house for one more day and eliminate one of those outside ventures. I doubt they will though as their current parks could use a lot of work.
HansGruber
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Wait, people are saying this about the FOX acquisition?
Have they not noticed The Muppets, Star Wars, Avatar (yes, I know it's not owned by Disney), Marvel, etc.
Goofyernmost
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Could be, I don't know everyone in the country, but, those that I do know are limited in time that they can be away from work without being concerned about someone noticing that they are expendable. It is our current culture. Maybe you have the time and that is because to you Disney is the end all. People like myself, explore and take in other things whether they be Uni, or SeaWorld or Gatorland or Kennedy Space Center or the Sunshine Bridge in Tampa or just all the little attractions just in a five mile radius of WDW. For those of us that do feel that there are other things worth experiencing would feel an even bigger tug away from the place due to the guaranteed increase in pricing that a 5th park would bring and the loss of time needed to explore the rest of our world. Not to mention just the increased cost of extending the vacation just one day would be a game killer for a lot of people. Plus, like you said, they need to spend a lot more money in the parks that they currently have. Until those are at capacity... the idea of a 5th gate seems like just another spread of resources needed elsewhere.
I would contend, 'no.'
In the 5th park thread that uses facts and figures, it's clear to see that DHS, AK, and Epcot fail to draw people away from the MK. Unless the 5th Gate is clearly superior to these three and as good as MK, it won't clear out the log jam that is MK.
The best bet is to just keep adding attractions, especially family friendly ones, to the other three until they can make a dent in MK. Then, when that happens, you can judge if a 5th Gate is needed.
See here: https://forums.wdwmagic.com/threads...theme-park-by-2025.893463/page-4#post-8269130
World_Showcase_Lover007
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We simply have a differing logic. I see a difference between adapting characters from existing stories like Snow White, etc. and making them your own, as opposed to acquiring an already established IP like Bart Simpson, Star Wars, etc. and now saying “here’s some Disney characters for ya.”
BlakeW39
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Hopefully not. Develop MK, EC, DHS, and DAK properly for another 10-15 years and we'll see if a 5th gate is beneficial. Could they have a 5th park? Sure, but it'd hurt Epcot, Hollywood Studios, and Animal Kingdom far more than it would Magic Kingdom, and the one with the crowds issue is Magic Kingdom. Honestly, until a 5th park gets a bigger "pretty" castle it ain't touching MK aka Mickey's Kingdom. I say this with DAK as my favorite.
SteveAZee
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Recreate scenes from all of these and put it in The Great Fox Ride at Hollywood Studios.
Disstevefan1
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Yes, my opinion is not based on facts and figures. While I agree WDW will probably never have a 5th gate, the parks always seem overcrowded to me. Maybe its that they do not run the rides to capacity? Maybe its FastPass + that turned what was previously "walk on" non fast pass attractions, now attractions that NEED fastpass and have long standby lines always? I don't know, its just all the parks seen over crowded all of time.
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BlakeW39
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I would add that Deadpool can't be used in Orlando either, since he is heavily X-Men based in the comics.
erasure fan1
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Here's my first thought reading your list. Such a missed opportunity for the great movie ride. A few of those movies would have been great additions. Mickey could have got his own building, the great movie ride could have had a needed update, and a park that will soon be the most unbearable place to be, could have had some needed extra capacity.