PrincessJulia1207
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am i the only one who thinks it's unlikely they'll get rid of Indy because the franchise is under the Lucasfilm umbrella?
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am i the only one who thinks it's unlikely they'll get rid of Indy because the franchise is under the Lucasfilm umbrella?
ChewbaccaYourMum
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I'm still waiting for this show to go and the Indy ride, or an even better one, to go in its place
AKL2003
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Id love an updated show AND a ride (or two)...a mini IJ land if you will
ToInfinityAndBeyond
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I'm incredibly surprised to see them close another attraction in what is such a desolate place. I expected it to last at least until Toy Story Land opened.
For all of the talk on here of Hollywood Studios being a barren park, you'd never know it if you asked guests. On the way in, it's all smiles and excitement for Star Wars. On the way out, it's feeling a bit cheated. "I remember more rides at this park." "Let's skip this one next time." etc. Amazing what a little marketing can do.
For all of the talk on here of Hollywood Studios being a barren park, you'd never know it if you asked guests. On the way in, it's all smiles and excitement for Star Wars. On the way out, it's feeling a bit cheated. "I remember more rides at this park." "Let's skip this one next time." etc. Amazing what a little marketing can do.
Kman101
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I like the Indy show as is, it's been popular so long for a reason, but I'd love for them to at least do away with the "directing" bit and make it more of a regular stunt show, instead of showing you how things are done. But I can also understand them thinking "why spend the money to change it when guests still eat it up and it fills up with crowds". But I think they'd have to be eyeing something there. I'd prefer not to lose the Indy presence. Why they can't just make us all happy and put a flume/water ride featuring Indy ....
I go into and leave DHS with a smile on my face... and spend a whole day there.
Don't overgeneralize.
ToInfinityAndBeyond
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I am very happy for you. I wish I had your cheery outlook on the current state of DHS. Cheers.
Bocabear
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Oh you're the one...lol
It's a sad parade with just me waddling by waving a DHS banner!
Bocabear
Well-Known Member
LOL I do know many that still like it, though even they are starting to get annoyed about the lack of attractions...
cheezbat
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You're the only one.
Thanks phoenicians
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I leave with a smile too...just after 3 hours lol
Phantom Mickey
Active Member
LOL wow, I was thinking the same thing.......!Can I please have the Alien animatronic?
Phantom Mickey
Active Member
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Wow, this park has lost so much....
IF an attraction comes to replace this one, considering that the whole movie theme is down the drain, all new attractions will come with new facades and new theming, and I am thinking cartoon, adventure, that kind of thing. The old Hollywood style facades have a date on them, and I don't think its too far away.
danlb_2000
Premium Member
The theater façade is staying.
Phantom Mickey
Active Member
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I agree.
Even on its best days, I considered DisneyMGM Studios a half day. When Sony pulled out, it was even less worth the trip. The movie studio theme is dead and the action attractions will take over the park. They really need to try to pull them into the movie theme but I don't think that will work now. It seems they are just trying to find a heartbeat to revive the park again.
No Name
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You're late.
It closes August 13, Mickey and Minnie's Runaway Railway is replacing it.
Phantom Mickey
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Welllllllllllllllll, thats what the sponsors are for. Horizons cost 80 million to build, GE pulled out and it was demolished. Does not sound like the best decision to me but Dizzy didn't want to pay for maintenance.
What you say makes more sense than not.
Walt bought all this land to be able to GROW and expand. If TRON actually is built in MAGIC KINGDOM, that is an example of Expanding. Taking down Horizons to build Space, not so much.
Phantom Mickey
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Bairstow
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Well remember that Hewlett-Packard was picking up a lot of the tab and wanted something new and fancy to champion their brand, not a warmed-over 20-year-old GE leftover. Neither they nor Disney built Mission Space expecting it to be so lame and disappointing, but....