ctrlaltdel
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Pixar or something else?
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DHS Makeover - What we know so far.....
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Nothing I can go into at the moment.
G00fyDad
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Fanboy and ChumChum.
AEfx
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LOL, not that I am aware of - but their heirs are heck-bent on making sure that they can continue to live off of their achievements for the rest of eternity.
Yensid1974
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It could be. Although anything substantial, of high quality and high capacity would be most welcome. Also welcome would be an area with more than one attraction too. DHS needs all the actual rides it can get.Is it something you would like to see? If it is that's good enough for me. For now
Brer Panther
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If not Cars Land, I vote for Monstropolis.
danlb_2000
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So you would be ok with a high-quality E-ticket omni-mover based on the Twilight Saga?
DisneyManOne
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So you would be ok with a high-quality E-ticket omni-mover based on the Twilight Saga?
No. Just no.
Stephenie Meyer's already ruined enough things as is.
brb1006
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I would love to see Mel Brooks at any Disney attraction. I love his voice so much.
brb1006
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Please no...So you would be ok with a high-quality E-ticket omni-mover based on the Twilight Saga?
Brer Panther
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Love his voice? Watch Robots. Robin William's in it, too (and he totally steals the show).
SCOTLORR
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Hey everybody, I've been reading these forums for a while and this is my first post here. Anyway, I would much rather a Monstropolis Land over a Cars Land, even if The Cars Land DHS gets was different than DCA's. I think it'd be awesome if a Monsters Inc. Land would be separated by two parts: A Monstropolis City Area and a Monsters University Area. In the city-area, you can have the scare factory where the long-awaited door coaster e-ticket could be. Then maybe a restaurant (full or quick service) in the employee cafeteria featuring an AA Roz. Also this could be an opportunity to move the laugh floor over to a more fitting location than tomorrowland. Then in the MU area, maybe a scare class interactive show where selected guests can learn to be scarers. Another attraction could be a dark ride taking you through the MU movie similar to the little mermaid in MK. These are just my ideas, but Hopefully they'll at least choose monsters inc. over cars as the second Pixar movie to get a land at DHS.
danlb_2000
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It would be really cool, they could make it interactive where you choose Team Edward of Team Jacob at the start and that changes the experience you get during the ride.
So you would be ok with a high-quality E-ticket omni-mover based on the Twilight Saga?
Well.... Sure. I wouldn't ride it but if it gets people in the park and means I get a Star Wars land, sure.
Magenta Panther
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It's too much for something that's actual Disney, I suppose...
Magenta Panther
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I suppose you know he's voicing Dracula's father in Hotel Transylvania 2? (Can't wait).
Brer Panther
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Why, yes, yes I do.
He was in It's a Very Merry Muppet Christmas Movie as the Sam the Snowman parody at the beginning.
He was in It's a Very Merry Muppet Christmas Movie as the Sam the Snowman parody at the beginning.
JenniferS
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Welcome to WDWMagic. Excellent first post.
MerlinTheGoat
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This is going to be difficult to explain and articulate. I don't want anyone to take this the wrong way. I'm somewhat mixed on the Cars rumors for DHS (if there's any truth to them), and admittedly a bit worried.
I'm seeing this from two angles though. With attractions/rides, I prefer unique non-cloned experiences. But if you're going to clone a ride/land, it's important to ensure it's at least as good as the original, the standard that was set. If you don't, then you get situations like WDW's POTC, the track (as opposed to trackless) variants of Winnie the Pooh, or any of the Tower of Terror clones. Inferior "cloned" experiences leave a bad taste.
I admit that while i definitely have a preference for high quality ORIGINAL experiences, there are far worse ideas than a direct well done clone of Radiator Springs Racers (Toy Story Land being an example). Disneyland purists and people like Photodave may hate me for saying that (sorry). But a proper clone of a great ride is preferable to a poor experience (even an original one).
So a rumor calls for a DHS' variant of Cars Land with some sort of interior dark ride instead of RSR. I'm a fan of dark rides and welcome less thrilling experiences when done with quality, but that's a very tough act to follow and it's hard for me to imagine a dark ride with the same IP attached being able to live up to that standard. I also imagine they'd be replicating aspects of RSR on a lesser scale. Plus, a lot of modern dark rides are becoming very projection heavy as opposed to using real sets and animatronics (such as Ratatouille and even a fair bit of Mystic Manor). RSR was a nice reprieve from that. I don't want a shortened watered down variant of RSR with a bunch of video screens instead of sets, rockwork and animatronics.
So i'm kind of unsure what to think about this situation at the present time...
I'm seeing this from two angles though. With attractions/rides, I prefer unique non-cloned experiences. But if you're going to clone a ride/land, it's important to ensure it's at least as good as the original, the standard that was set. If you don't, then you get situations like WDW's POTC, the track (as opposed to trackless) variants of Winnie the Pooh, or any of the Tower of Terror clones. Inferior "cloned" experiences leave a bad taste.
I admit that while i definitely have a preference for high quality ORIGINAL experiences, there are far worse ideas than a direct well done clone of Radiator Springs Racers (Toy Story Land being an example). Disneyland purists and people like Photodave may hate me for saying that (sorry). But a proper clone of a great ride is preferable to a poor experience (even an original one).
So a rumor calls for a DHS' variant of Cars Land with some sort of interior dark ride instead of RSR. I'm a fan of dark rides and welcome less thrilling experiences when done with quality, but that's a very tough act to follow and it's hard for me to imagine a dark ride with the same IP attached being able to live up to that standard. I also imagine they'd be replicating aspects of RSR on a lesser scale. Plus, a lot of modern dark rides are becoming very projection heavy as opposed to using real sets and animatronics (such as Ratatouille and even a fair bit of Mystic Manor). RSR was a nice reprieve from that. I don't want a shortened watered down variant of RSR with a bunch of video screens instead of sets, rockwork and animatronics.
So i'm kind of unsure what to think about this situation at the present time...