SteamboatJoe
Well-Known Member
Exactly. Let's put the pitchforks down until a good source confirms this is a thing.
Maelstrom, Great Movie Ride, and Universe of Energy.
Exactly. Let's put the pitchforks down until a good source confirms this is a thing.
Yep. That’s my big issue. It doesn’t fit.I think you'll enjoy it. In a vacuum, it's a good attraction. It just seems more like a Universal attraction. It also clashes with it's surroundings.
I won't attack anyone with it yet, but I'm going to make sure it's nice and sharp, just in case.Exactly. Let's put the pitchforks down until a good source confirms this is a thing.
Why is everything old "terrifying" these days?The source can't be trusted...
But I can see this happening. It's becoming a relic and the walk around bears are kinda terrifying.
Now on the subject of Woody's Round Up. If Woody is so self aware that he is a toy. How come he has no memory of life before Andy or being around in the 50s?
I always assumed each toy had its own set of memories. So there is a possibility that he was an unopened collectible that was passed down to Andy at some point.The source can't be trusted...
But I can see this happening. It's becoming a relic and the walk around bears are kinda terrifying.
Now on the subject of Woody's Round Up. If Woody is so self aware that he is a toy. How come he has no memory of life before Andy or being around in the 50s?
Yes! I hate attaching fear to inanimate objects that really aren’t scary. Thank you for saying this.Why is everything old "terrifying" these days?
The walk-around bears are the best part of frontierland and this is a hill I will die on.But I can see this happening. It's becoming a relic and the walk around bears are kinda terrifying.
And? That site can spout as much as they want. I'll wait for reliable insiders here to confirm it.Maelstrom, Great Movie Ride, and Universe of Energy.
It's such an overused trope.Yes! I hate attaching fear to inanimate objects that really aren’t scary. Thank you for saying this.
I think you answered your own question. They are a business. They step back and make cuts they feel is necessary. As long as money is involved, that will unfortunately always happen.
Move CBJ to a permanent home at Fort Wilderness and I'm OK with this.
Unfortunately Walt isn’t Disney enough for Chapek.Especially with it being Walt’s last Project and an opening day attraction.
We can “what if” all day. Rarely do original plans get fully realized. There is almost always something cut. That’s just the sad world we live in. Woody’s Roundup should be a fun replacement if nothing else. It’s the only thing I think is suitable if they insist on replacing it.Obviously, but if they built the original plans, those 'incredible' things would be plussed.
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