Phroobar
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This stuff looks like classic Disney rather than the MS Paint done by the unpaid intern Disney has been feeding us.
I assume I have to paid subscription on Discord to get my pictures?
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I assume I have to paid subscription on Discord to get my pictures?
waltography
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I received like 25 free queries when I signed up for the waitlist and have been just using those thus far. Still waiting to hear back from DALL-E 2, though I doubt I'll get access to that anytime soon as that's the more well-known GAN.
You can always right-click and save the images/get a screen grab of the images it creates from the queries.
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Homemade Imagineering
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The site who shall not be named is now claiming that the Peoplemover will return as a part of this whole thing
el_super
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Not impossible but highly unlikely. More possible if they teardown most of the existing buildings, which they would probably need to do anyway if they were going to build TRON.
Tha Realest
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Also hedging on the LIGHTYEAR rumors, given that film’s “abysmal” box office performance
el_super
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If box office performance was an indicator of whether a property deserved a park presence, then we would need to talk about TRON. Or even Alice.
Stevek
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They are saying shortened track, new ride system. It was my understanding that using any of the existing track would be challenging given the OHSA requirements. Who knows, may just be Tommy Boy feeding us more garbage though I would welcome their return.
el_super
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Yeah several sections of the old track do not meet the 36" clearence requirements, and altering it would mean significant construction on load bearing elements. It's not impossible just not likely, since you are looking at spending $200+ million for what is essentially an A ticket experience.
It wouldn't be surprising if some wires are getting crossed or mis-communicated from WDI... As in this is just blue sky planning or planning for another park or experience.
But anything is possible at Disneyland.
Phroobar
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I think we are getting a rebuilt People Mover based on the Pixar movie Onward. We all get to ride in 70s Chev Vans with thick pile carpeting as we look for the sword that is only found in Fantasyland.
Interesting what gets censored. I guess this is a British site. I guess we can't say gy and Scooby.
Interesting what gets censored. I guess this is a British site. I guess we can't say gy and Scooby.
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Disney Irish
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I wouldn't mind a rebuilt Peoplemover at DLR, don't think its going to happen, but would be happy if it did.
Stevek
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From Tony Baxter in 2012 (and yes, a lot can change in 10 years):
Well yesterday at the Pacific Northwest Mouse Meet Disney Imagineer gave us a status update. He said that unfortunately the PeopleMover would NOT be returning. There are a couple reasons why. First the track has deteriorated in several places and would have to be replaced. Second, since they closed the attraction down for Rocket Rods the PeopleMover would have to be updated to current OSHA regulations. This means that several things would have to be done. First they would have to add railings to the track in case of evacuations. They would also have to add stairways along the track to take people down. Then the track would have to be enclosed (or the vehicles would) so that people could not reach out and touch the walls as you enter buildings. Baxter said that they have been working on it for years in an attempt to figure something out. Ultimately it is just not feasible. The cost would be huge for very little return and the ride would be ugly.
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Well yesterday at the Pacific Northwest Mouse Meet Disney Imagineer gave us a status update. He said that unfortunately the PeopleMover would NOT be returning. There are a couple reasons why. First the track has deteriorated in several places and would have to be replaced. Second, since they closed the attraction down for Rocket Rods the PeopleMover would have to be updated to current OSHA regulations. This means that several things would have to be done. First they would have to add railings to the track in case of evacuations. They would also have to add stairways along the track to take people down. Then the track would have to be enclosed (or the vehicles would) so that people could not reach out and touch the walls as you enter buildings. Baxter said that they have been working on it for years in an attempt to figure something out. Ultimately it is just not feasible. The cost would be huge for very little return and the ride would be ugly.
Tony Baxter on Disneyland's Peoplemover
Hi everyone. So who here likes Disneyland’s Peoplemover? This attraction was removed for the Rocket Rods a while ago. Now the tracks sit vacant. Many, including myself, hoped the PeopleMover would return in some form. Well yesterday at the Pacific Northwest Mouse Meet Disney Imagineer...
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Consumer
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Alice was built in a different time, but TRON at least made $400m on a $170m budget. Taking in account the cost of marketing (double), that's still a $50m+ profit.
Lightyear has (currently) made $205m on a $200m budget. Taking in account the cost of marketing, that's nearly a $200m loss for the company. That's a certified bomb.
Tha Realest
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Yes, TRON's problem was that it was not as big of a success as other live action franchises they had in the pipeline at the time (Pirates, Marvel, and soon to be Star Wars), not that it lost money.
mickEblu
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I mean better than spending $200 million + to retheme existing popular rides and lands.
See Mission Breakout, Pixar Pier, Tiana’s Bayou Adventure.
Suspirian
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I still worry that current disney may not see Lightyears box office performance as an issue considering he's already an established character and Disney+ can give it a second chance.
mickEblu
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Is there even really a point to short people mover that doesn’t trek across the whole land? The rides whole function was to give you a tour of the land a nice long break. A short peoplemover ride doesn’t do either effectively. Not to mention doesn’t provide as much kinetic energy if it just circles around Tomorrowland proper.
EDIT: unless of course it’s not going over Autopia and the Subs because they will be part of Fantasyland soon.
EDIT: unless of course it’s not going over Autopia and the Subs because they will be part of Fantasyland soon.
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Phroobar
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Every time I read Tiana’s Bayou Adventure, I think The Adventures of Bayou Billy on the NES. That would be a great counter to Super Nintendo World.
Nland316
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Maybe I’m missing something, but I don’t understand why people jump to the assumption that an updated PM is impossible to build. There’s no question in my mind that the current tracks would be demo’d regardless of what a land update entails, so there wouldn’t be any hassle of restabilizing and retrofitting anything.
The ride system’s concept is rather simple and there are quite a few similar attractions elsewhere with no issue running from a logistical or financial standpoint.
Even Galaxy’s Edge had a PM esque ride initially planned with the bantha’s..
The ride system’s concept is rather simple and there are quite a few similar attractions elsewhere with no issue running from a logistical or financial standpoint.
Even Galaxy’s Edge had a PM esque ride initially planned with the bantha’s..