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Is there room for two stunt shows in MGM, though? Not physically, but in reality people will see one and not the another.
disneydummy125 said:Is there room for two stunt shows in MGM, though? Not physically, but in reality people will see one and not the another.
flyersmv said:and i would bet my life of it says that if u asked evry1 on this web site there would be at least 75% would say it was absolutly amazing......and i would also like to kno u think is a better ride that is ain disney?
ISTCNavigator57 said:The Indiana Jones Adventure NEVER gets old to me. and the the Pit of Bubbling Death) will ALWAYS be far more impressive to me than 3-D. And, the fact that there are something like 160,000 different ride possibilities on Indy make every ride different it is THAT good, arguably better than any ride at Disney World, including the Tower of Terror.
I'm trying to convince my wife to go to Disneyland next year for the 50th Anniversary and this might help me with the convincing.ISTCNavigator57 said:I say change very little to the Indiana Jones Adventure when it comes. For those of you who haven't ridden, it is THAT good, arguably better than any ride at Disney World, including the Tower of Terror.
That's very wise. Make it better after ten years.SirGoofy said:If Indy does come, I want it completely changed. I'm tired of cloned attractions. Sure it will be good if it comes to MGM, but I want a completely new, exclusive adventure.
there will be changes, but it will be largely the same ride. Why? Because with construction like they have going on now, with so many major rides in the works, it makes more sense to use largely developed technologies that crowds love so that we can get all the new rides we want. New technology is not always required to impress. The Haunted Mansion has been impressing guests for decades. I'm all for a good balance b/t clones and originals--not every ride can be a $100,000,000 e-ticket (although an Indy clone would surely approach this amount).DisneyFan 2000 said:I'd like an Indy ride very much although not cloned! Make it better. It won't cost much because the technology is already there. Create a new story-line and theme it differently!
I am against this being at MGM. Universal has already used the "is it a set or temple?" story, so I see no way of Disney finding a reason for it placed there! I want it at Adventureland, MK! 12 years have passed since the last true E-ticket (Splash Mountain)! MK needs something new and this could be it!
ISTCNavigator57 said:It would be wise to give up on Indy coming to the Magic Kingdom. Why? Because nothing new is going to Adventureland. Disney is spending a lot of money to clear a huge lot of land in Fantasyland, so any future developments will go there, where Indy does not belong.
Brewski said:Ive never been to DL, what is the "indy ride"?
jimlawn said:The Indiana Jones Ride at DisneyLand is ok. I rode it once 2 years ago. I wasn't that impressed because it is soo much like Dinosaur.
flyersmv said:and i would bet my life of it says that if u asked evry1 on this web site there would be at least 75% would say it was absolutly amazing......
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