G00fyDad
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I certainly hope so.
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DHS CARS LAND
- Thread starter whylightbulb
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I certainly hope so.
unkadug
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There is more than enough room for the whole Carsland at DHS. I did an overlay proving this a while back.
Maerj
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While I'd love to see a Cars Land in FL, it's cool if it remains something unique for CA. Also, if it comes down to a Star Wars Land or a Carsland, I pick Star Wars without a doubt. A proper SW land will literally bring me to tears, especially if they recreate key locations like the Cantina. My opinion, do it Disney!
The Empress Lilly
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Ah blimey, beaten to it!
The Empress Lilly
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The Cars franchise is what parents think little boys like. Star Wars is what boys really like.
Californian Elitist
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Little boys do like Cars.
The Empress Lilly
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Only boys that get beaten up at school. Us kool kids know Star Wars is where it's at.
G00fyDad
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My 10 year old has not liked Cars since he was 5 years old. None of his friends like the IP either. However, he freaks when he sees Star Wars. Just like me.
PhotoDave219
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Well Robert was spot on with his last Star Wars stuff..... I'm willing to accept this as a credible rumor but needs verification.
Californian Elitist
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Only boys that get beaten up at school. Us kool kids know Star Wars is where it's at.
I guess my nephews get beaten up everyday, then
My 10 year old has not liked Cars since he was 5 years old. None of his friends like the IP either. However, he freaks when he sees Star Wars. Just like me.
Okay, that's your son and his buddies. One can't speak for all boys, though.
G00fyDad
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PeterAlt
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And big boys like their Corellian Falcons... Which brings up a good question: There are falcons on Corell? I thought falcons were native to Earth...
rle4lunch
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I for one, would be glad to see CL be replaced at DHS with a SW land. It makes more fiscal cents (see what I did there?) to have unique attractions INCONUS (look it up) so people can be drawn to each idividual park rather than clones everywhere. I grew up going to MK, but now that I'm in stationed in Cali I find the differences between the two parks one of the best things for me to keep my interest and excitment peaked about visiting one park over the other. We just did our WDW trip Dec 2012, and it had been 3 years since being there, and our next trip is planned for 2016, after all the new crap is added to the parks down there. In the meantime, we will visit DL periodically thru the year so my wife can get her Disney fix. In the meantime tho, it gives us something to look forward to if SW land does in fact get going.
And RSR is a great ride. We were able to experience it a couple weeks after it opened before it started breaking all the time, but, it and Test Track are WAY too similar to share the same resort space. And yes, I know that its in Epcot and not DHS, but you know what I mean. DHS and AK desperately need more stuff to make them full day parks though, and a proper SW land would give DHS this. The only other draw to keep anyone in that park all day is at Christmas for the Osborne lights.
And RSR is a great ride. We were able to experience it a couple weeks after it opened before it started breaking all the time, but, it and Test Track are WAY too similar to share the same resort space. And yes, I know that its in Epcot and not DHS, but you know what I mean. DHS and AK desperately need more stuff to make them full day parks though, and a proper SW land would give DHS this. The only other draw to keep anyone in that park all day is at Christmas for the Osborne lights.
misterID
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Only boys that get beaten up at school. Us kool kids know Star Wars is where it's at.
Only a nerd would say that
I would rather have both. I just don't see any SW ride being as epic as some people think.
misterID
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I'd rather have Mysterious Island (or BK hybrid) at AK than Star Wars Land, Carsland, and Avatarland combined. And I don't care it's the same system as TT.
The Empress Lilly
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That is because Disney will not dare to do SW right: with a large dark ride with massive physical sets that focuses on SW's epicness and grandeur, a ride that takes the time to use John Wiliams score to explore the mysticism of Star Wars where the mystery of destiny, a man's inner thoughts, and the vastness of deep space are one.
The Empress Lilly
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We'll probably get a Jar-Jar spinner and a cart with $8.50 blue drinks.
doctornick
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I certainly favor Star Wars to Cars in terms of an expansion for DHS. So, if they have to pick one, I think that is the right choice. The problem IMHO is that DHS needs more than just SW -- there's no reason IMHO not to do a large Star Wars expansion while simultaneously having some additions to Pixar Place. A Cars dark ride or Mater's plus putting the Monsters door coaster in Soundstage 1 and adding some other properties (Up, Incredibles, Ratatouile, etc.) would be fine for the short term.
Disneyhead'71
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I lost interst in Star Wars somewhere in the middle of Return of the Jedi. And I loathed the prequels.
I enjoyed both of the Cars movies for what they are, an homage to Saterday Morning Cartoons. But it's a very shallow franchise.
Between the 2, I would have to choose Star Wars, but TDO's "just enough to say we did it" mentality scares me with such a huge IP.
I enjoyed both of the Cars movies for what they are, an homage to Saterday Morning Cartoons. But it's a very shallow franchise.
Between the 2, I would have to choose Star Wars, but TDO's "just enough to say we did it" mentality scares me with such a huge IP.
