Ally isn't the only one trusted source, you'll see in August.I'm aware of Ally's Air clue on Instagram, but trusted insiders haven't identified a theme or ride system. Up has been speculated, but that's it so far
Ally isn't the only one trusted source, you'll see in August.I'm aware of Ally's Air clue on Instagram, but trusted insiders haven't identified a theme or ride system. Up has been speculated, but that's it so far
Just like Mickey Avenue and Paradise Pier, the concept here is to celebrate all Disney and Pixar characters. This is why it won't be like other lands that immerse you in movie-themed worlds; instead, it will be more like gardens that celebrate these stories. Beyond Disney princesses, there will also be nods to Mary Poppins, Toy Story, Peter Pan, Up!, and other yet-to-be-revealed franchises. The idea is to create a more pleasant space that provides a counterbalance to the hyper-immersion of other upcoming worlds, with a lighter theme. There's no need to see Rapunzel's tower or Carl Fredericksen's house, or to wonder why there are statues of characters like Peter Pan. We won't be plunged into the logic of the films, and it will be perfectly coherent to see simple rides or flat rides that don't aspire to deep immersion.What happened to The Little Mermaid theme? The art nouveau lake promenade has a loose princess theme?
Wouldn't UP make more sense in the Pixar area? Considering the massive success of Inside Out 2, this could be another contender to replace the Aladdin theme for flying spinner attraction - if they actually plan to replace it at some point.
It's been rumoured to have been air based or known as project air for a little while now, potentially Up themed?i thought it was supposed to be an ursala spinner, but ok. Maybe something more stylized like the swings at DCA?
Wasn't Avatar Land project AIR?It's been rumoured to have been air based or known as project air for a little while now, potentially Up themed?
It was speculated but Ally confirmed on an Instagram story that air was related to the spinnerWasn't Avatar Land project AIR?
The 2nd flat ride for Adventure Way is supposedly a Swing Spinner
I don't think it'll be that tall, more like Silly Symphony Swings at DCA. We;ll have to wait until they announce the attraction's existence to knowI can't deny, I see sense to most decision at DLP but this one is quite hard to get my head around.
A Waveswinger makes more sense than a Sky Flyer. Let's see what D23 brings.I don't think it'll be that tall, more like Silly Symphony Swings at DCA. We;ll have to wait until they announce the attraction's existence to know
There used to be one at MK didn’t there? Before New Fantasyland, over near Ariel’s Grotto.I can't deny, I see sense to most decision at DLP but this one is quite hard to get my head around.
I don't think so... there was the 'Sky Buckets' [not sure of their actual name] which was an early gonalda system you may be thinking of?There used to be one at MK didn’t there? Before New Fantasyland, over near Ariel’s Grotto.
Not at the MK.There used to be one at MK didn’t there? Before New Fantasyland, over near Ariel’s Grotto.
Not them.I don't think so... there was the 'Sky Buckets' [not sure of their actual name] which was an early gonalda system you may be thinking of?
Dumbo (singular) was near here back thenNot them.
A central tower with seats that swung round. Didn’t go very high. Definitely a kiddie ride. Around 2005, somewhere near where Ariel did her m&g and the WtP outdoor play area.
Maybe my mind’s playing tricks but I thought I remember my two boys riding.
edit: just seen @marni1971 ‘s reply. LoL
First trip with the kids, youngest just wanted to re-ride it over and over again. We took it in turns to wait with him and had to bribe him with Mickey bars to leave.Dumbo (singular) was near here back then
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