So small they would have to call it Car Land.
I laughed out loud at that! Thanks!
Yeah, I've heard some people saying that RSR would go back there, and I don't see how. It would have to be really, really show horned in for that to happen.
So small they would have to call it Car Land.
Until it's confirmed (or comes up again)....@danlb_2000 It may not be a rumor anymore. And no. I'm done talking about Cars Land with you guys. Okay? I don't wish to annoy anyone anymore. Cars Land may or may not come. That's the last I say of the rumor.
No, that would be at Epcot in the Norway pavilion, not at DHS. LOLLet it Go.
I think, going forward, we're going to see less and less park distinction between Pixar and Disney Animation until the difference is not even mentioned anymore, and--to that end--it would just make more sense to have an "animation" land as opposed to Pixar only. Already, the general public sees no distinction (they see Merida as a Disney princess and Nemo as a Disney fish), and the quality of the two studios' output is about equal now and stylistically very similar; Zootopia could have been a Pixar film and Inside Out could have been Disney (and most of the public couldn't tell you which studio did which). Years ago there was a clear distinction in style. That line is being rapidly erased.I don't necessarily think any of the other Pixar franchises need their own land. Basically just really beef up Pixar Place with a few attractions featuring Pixar characters/movies. Have a larger Pixar Place "land" with Toy Story Land being an offshoot of it, like Storybook Circus is to Fantasyland.
I'm guessing these are the same people who say that "Ice Age" was made by DreamWorks?I think, going forward, we're going to see less and less park distinction between Pixar and Disney Animation until the difference is not even mentioned anymore, and--to that end--it would just make more sense to have an "animation" land as opposed to Pixar only. Already, the general public sees no distinction (they see Merida as a Disney princess and Nemo as a Disney fish), and the quality of the two studios' output is about equal now and stylistically very similar; Zootopia could have been a Pixar film and Inside Out could have been Disney (and most of the public couldn't tell you which studio did which). Years ago there was a clear distinction in style. That line is being rapidly erased.
I'm guessing these are the same people who say that "Ice Age" was made by DreamWorks?
To be fair it is a Cars based franchise, but it isn't even Walt Disney Animation, it's Disney Toon Studios.Or that "Planes" was made by Pixar.
I laughed out loud at that! Thanks!
Yeah, I've heard some people saying that RSR would go back there, and I don't see how. It would have to be really, really show horned in for that to happen.
New lands at the Studios?
No. Just Toy Story and Star Wars.
New lands at the Studios?
No. Just Toy Story and Star Wars.
Umm....not that I'm aware of.But......a handful of brand new attractions, at least?
Not that I've heard of.Will any existing lands change their theme? In particular, might we see a shift in theme for Echo Lake if new additions occur there?
Wow, I definitely feel like Hollywood Studios (or whatever they will be calling it) needs more than just Star Wars and Toy Story Land to fix its problems. How disappointing to hear.Not that I've heard of.
Umm....not that I'm aware of.
Like I said SW and TS.
Things will happen. Probably. But don't expect new lands or areas.I'd be extremely disappointed if nothing else occurs in the near future beyond those two announced lands.
Register on WDWMAGIC. This sidebar will go away, and you'll see fewer ads.