Matt_Black
Well-Known Member
Buzz is at End of Life - time to come up with something new
Stuff that could be put there- Wreck-It Ralph, Big Hero 6, Wall-E
Buzz is at End of Life - time to come up with something new
Yes, I still have all my VHS.Does anyone remember owning "The Spirit Of Mickey" VHS besides me?
Now that Wreck-It Ralph seems to have proved itself worthy enough for a sequel I wonder what that means for the Parks. DHS could use all the dark rides it can get. The density of Disneyland's Fantasyland comes to mind.Stuff that could be put there- Wreck-It Ralph, Big Hero 6, Wall-E
Now that Wreck-It Ralph seems to have proved itself worthy enough for a sequel I wonder what that means for the Parks. DHS could use all the dark rides it can get. The density of Disneyland's Fantasyland comes to mind.
I think a more generic type area would work better to include Zootopia and BH6 in some capacity. A land for the animated movies that don't really mesh with Fantasyland or anywhere else really. DHS has always been an IP park anyway.Heck, if you want a third IP for a mini-land for DHS, a Litwak's Arcade themed area would be a no-brainer. Wreck-It Ralph, Sugar Rush, Hero's Duty, TRON (keep a sharp eye peeled to the exits in Game Central Station!), etc.
I think a more generic type area would work better to include Zootopia and BH6 in some capacity. A land for the animated movies that don't really mesh with Fantasyland or anywhere else really. DHS has always been an IP park anyway.
Amen. Not everything needs to be aimed at a brain dead toddler.
Haunted Mansion at Disneyland sat for 6 or 7 years unfinished. Just a house to look at while they decided what was going to be inside. Disney has a bit of a history of taking their own sweet time.
Yes, I still have all my VHS.
"Hey Mickey" still brings back memories and was the earliest memories I had seeing Mickey cartoons two years before House Of Mouse.I thought I was the only one...?
Nice to know I'm not the only one still playin' em'.
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No to Zootopia - last year's flavor of the monthZootopia for AK, BH6 for Epcot, if we must.
From a business standpoint, I understand the change in direction...
No to Zootopia - last year's flavor of the month
Lassiter did squat about the previous two lands. He wore out his welcome in being involved with the parks on Cars Land.I hope Lasseter got involved. Toy Story is one of hís kids and I would hope he wouldn't want another sub par TSL at the parks. He would be one that would benefit the parks if he would become CEO. He worked in the larks when he was young. He made comments about seeing broken attractions when touring the larks with executives pointing out it was broke the last time he was there. One would hope they are trying to plus this land.
Not at all a similar situation. A roller coaster and flat ride are both something that can go from start to finish in 18 months.Haunted Mansion at Disneyland sat for 6 or 7 years unfinished. Just a house to look at while they decided what was going to be inside. Disney has a bit of a history of taking their own sweet time.
Flavor of the month? It made over a billion dollars and was met with rave critic and audience reviews! Even if the mainstream disregards it in the future, you KNOW the furries will do there darnedest to keep it afloat.
I don't understand this reasoning at all. From a business standpoint, if Disney had made decisions in earlier years as they do today, they would not be enjoying anywhere near the success that they enjoy today. Disneyland, if they had the stones to even consider making the investment, would have been one giant Fantasyland. No tributes to the Old West, no visions of Tomorrow.
Mansion, Pirates, Space Mountain, The Matterhorn, The Monorail, Epcot, even Animal Kingdom, ... would never happen.
Sure, it's easier to connect the dots when you are "leveraging your IP to capitalize on profitable franchises". But in the big picture, that's extremely low risk, low reward, AND it is very limiting. It takes homeruns like Mansion, Pirates and the Monorail completely off the table. It cripples your ability to reach new audiences, to expand your markets. It constricts the company's creativity to the studios division. It turns the parks into a marketing arm, rather than allowing it to be it's own cauldron of creativity.
They aren't practicing "good" business. They are practicing easy business.
(mandstaft, I do not mean to single you out on this, I've read comments like yours over and over to justify decision after decision, year after year. Your comment just happens to be the one I hit reply to today.)
I could see a dark ride train or monorail-type ride tour of Zootopia as a big hit for both kids and adults. Multi-sensory, warm and cold effects, humid and dry... could be a classic. Could work in DHS, DAK or even MK.But it's not the same league as say Frozen... Like Wall-E, it's decent, but it's not screaming for theme park additions. (although I would like Wall-E, but I can see how it can slip through the cracks)
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