TP2000
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For news and updates on the DisneylandForward land, check back during D23 Expo 2032 or 2038. Until then, at least we've got reruns on YouTube of The Hollywood Palace to entertain us like Josh tried to tonight.
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D23 2024 Disneyland Rumors, Predictions & Discussion
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For news and updates on the DisneylandForward land, check back during D23 Expo 2032 or 2038. Until then, at least we've got reruns on YouTube of The Hollywood Palace to entertain us like Josh tried to tonight.
True. None of the current C-tickets are "thrill" rides at the current DCA, though.
I find it interesting that of the four rides announced/re-announced for DCA two are D/E-tickets with no height restriction and one is a C-ticket with a height restriction.
Jiggsawpuzzle35
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My friend knows Josh D’Amaro so I may have to complain to her to get him to speed this project up.
Disney Irish
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There wasn't enough "family" rides in DCA. So they needed to add more for the family. Which is why I'm not opposed to the C tickets, even with the one having a medium height restriction.
Disney Irish
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Well he may not have a choice, but please do...
Once the Eastern Gateway is finished the rest will fall into place.
Jiggsawpuzzle35
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lol I’d like to experience these new attractions before I get too old and have to settle for multiple trips on Its A Small World. As someone in their early 40s, I had to skip out on Mission Space at Epcot back in May.
Disney Irish
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Disney Irish
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As someone not too much older than you I can say it doesn't get any easier, so I hope for both our sake's that they build them in our life times.lol I’d like to experience these new attractions before I get too old and have to settle for multiple trips on Its A Small World. As someone in their early 40s, I had to skip out on Mission Space at Epcot back in May.
TP2000
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YES! I did catch that part. The sparkly spangly singers finally went away and they stayed on that artwork of Walt leaning on his Burbank desk long enough for me to pause and play the whole thing. They were clearly making a statement that Lincoln would not be erased by the wokesters, and the show will be enhanced. That seems appropriate and smart.
To be honest, of all the things announced for Anaheim tonight, that Walt show is my favorite.
Jiggsawpuzzle35
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Yeah my body can barely handle the abuse of the Matterhorn and Magic Kingdom Space Mountain.
TP2000
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Can you please tell her to tell Josh that he looked silly in his very casual jeans-n-zipup number tonight?
If you are standing in front of a 40 piece orchestra wearing tuxedos while you are announcing tens of Billions of dollars in new investment in your product, you probably shouldn't look like you are running to Costco for a 30 pack of paper towels and a rotisserie chicken.
Jiggsawpuzzle35
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lol she doesn’t handle wardrobe but I’ll be sure to let her know he needs a makeover. She occasionally works with Iger too so if you have any other fashion tips, I’ll be sure to pass it along.
TP2000
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I'm so glad you asked! There was that one photo of Bob Iger riding the mock up of the new C Ticket for DCA. And he looked like he was wearing Nike basketball shoes that a 14 year old would have worn in 1992. Give me a moment to find a photo from a YouTube feed. I am a contemporary of Mr. Iger. I played bad doubles tennis with fellow old people just this afternoon, so I know how to dress age appropriately in casual sports attire.
Bob Iger is 73 years old. Seventy Three. And this isn't the way...
Disney Irish
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Hey, he is trying to be hip with his Nike's, leave the man be.
Jiggsawpuzzle35
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I mean he loves the NBA and did buy ownership into a women’s soccer team. He seems kind of athletic lol. I’ll make sure she tells him to wear dress shoes next time
.MoonRakerSCM
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The 4th Avengers Campus ride is the same ride that opened up 20 years ago at Legoland (it was the first Kuka Arm attraction anywhere I believe). This one potentially sounds to be an updated version where the arms are able to garb onto the seat component and move about vs being a single stationary unit.
I rode it when it opened in 2005.... it was a fun little thing that just mixed you around for a minute and that's it. I would consider it to be like maters or luigi's dancing cars but with inversions (possibly optional?). KNIGHT'S TOURNAMENT allowed you to select what level you wanted of 3 intensities. 1st was for kids that just rotated around and tilted a bit, 2nd was some full rotations upside down and a bit faster, the 3rd basically just whipped you about in all sorts of directions and was disorienting as heck but got a chuckle out of me.
Odd that 2 attractions at Avengers Campus (the other being Web Slingers) are something that Legoland had ~20 years beforehand.
I rode it when it opened in 2005.... it was a fun little thing that just mixed you around for a minute and that's it. I would consider it to be like maters or luigi's dancing cars but with inversions (possibly optional?). KNIGHT'S TOURNAMENT allowed you to select what level you wanted of 3 intensities. 1st was for kids that just rotated around and tilted a bit, 2nd was some full rotations upside down and a bit faster, the 3rd basically just whipped you about in all sorts of directions and was disorienting as heck but got a chuckle out of me.
Odd that 2 attractions at Avengers Campus (the other being Web Slingers) are something that Legoland had ~20 years beforehand.
Loose Pebble
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I would love to see an Aladdin ride that uses the Kuka arm technology underneath the ride vehicle (vs behind) to make it feel like you're flying on a carpet
CaptinEO
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Depends how you look at it. The Avengers ride systems are clones of Transformers and Harry Potter's Forbidden Journey, both just an hour away from Disneyland.
The Dinosaur ride that is a track and ride system clone of Indy is now also going to be indy. Magic Kingdom gets its own Cars Land.
Misted Compass
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This art is for HKDL but I really feel like this should have been the replacement for our ToT instead of what we got. At the very least it wouldn't have made one of the tallest structures in the resort look like such an eyesore.
TP2000
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Okay, so at D23 Expo during the 3 hour long variety show, they announced the following for the Disneyland Resort...
None of the DisneylandForward expansion plots was mentioned, or will be needed for any of this work.
Tomorrowland was ignored entirely.
They made fun of Fantasmic! and its sorry state, but made no announcement about it.
Josh looked far too casual in his Dad Jeans, while the Talent and the Help all wore tuxedos, suit coats, and/or sparkly outfits.
- Disneyland will have a 70th Birthday marketing campaign, but no news on a parade or fireworks show for it
- Walt Disney animatronic show in the Disneyland Opera House opening during the 70th
- Avatar Land will go in DCA at an unknown future date, and will feature an E Ticket boat ride
- Coco will get a D Ticket boat ride in DCA at an unknown future date
- Avengers Campus will get an E Ticket thrill ride called Infinity Defense at an unknown future date
- Avengers Campus will get a C Ticket thrill ride called Stark Flight Lab at an unknown future date
- Millennium Falcon: Target Run will get a new storyline featuring the Mandalorian at an unknown future date
None of the DisneylandForward expansion plots was mentioned, or will be needed for any of this work.
Tomorrowland was ignored entirely.
They made fun of Fantasmic! and its sorry state, but made no announcement about it.
Josh looked far too casual in his Dad Jeans, while the Talent and the Help all wore tuxedos, suit coats, and/or sparkly outfits.