lazyboy97o
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Disney Snow White: Snow White’s Magical Journey Through the Woods inspired by Disney Snow White and Seven Persons of Short Stature.
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News Disneyland to give Snow White’s Scary Adventures dark ride a major facelift in 2020
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el_super
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Adding the "Scary" to the name was conceded to address complaints about the skeletons and dungeon scenes being too scary for children. It was easier to rename the rise than change the content. Unless they are planning to dramatically alter the ride, and remove the dungeon, they would probably keep scary in the title.
The rides grandfather status would most likely prevent them from doing too much to change the track layout.
mickEblu
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I like it because of the history but don’t find it aesthetically or phonetically pleasing.
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britain
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Looks like the skulls/ravens are gone too.
mickEblu
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If they get rid of the dungeon in the Q or the queen in the window I revolt.
George Lucas on a Bench
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Snow White's Unalarming Adventures
Disney Analyst
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Snow White the Adventure, The Musical, The Adventure Dark Ride Musical
Phroobar
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Snow White the Adventure, The Musical, The Adventure Dark Ride Musical, The Series!!!!
Disney Analyst
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Snow White the Adventure, The Musical, The Adventure Dark Ride Musical, The Series!!!!, The Sequel.
chadwpalm
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- In the Parks
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And hopefully last as well.
smooch
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She will, it can't be off center if the window doesn't exist at all!
PB Watermelon
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Pinocchio sure needs an overhaul...such an extraordinary film, the ride doesn't even come close to doing it justice. Maybe an unpopular opinion, but I think it feels cheap and underwhelming.
PiratesMansion
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Yes. It's also the most book report-y of the Fantasyland rides, and the beautiful colors and artistry of the film is entirely absent. Perhaps done intentionally to convey the mood they were going for, but I feel like the other dark rides are closer to the colors and aesthetics of the films they were based on.
Animaniac93-98
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Step 1: Make Snow White lame
Step 2: Close lame Snow White ride ("I won't miss it" the AP said)
Step 3: Close Pinocchio
Step 4: Build Frozen ride in the space of the two closed rides
Step 2: Close lame Snow White ride ("I won't miss it" the AP said)
Step 3: Close Pinocchio
Step 4: Build Frozen ride in the space of the two closed rides
Animaniac93-98
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I'm sorry, Frozen actually fits the theme and style of Fantasyland.
They're going to build a Zootopia ride.
They're going to build a Zootopia ride.
lazyboy97o
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They don’t need to be that calculating. Many would praise the shuttering of both because kids don’t relate to the rides, “Disneyland is not a museum” and Fantasyland needs more “Disney” rides.
Zootopia still fits because of it’s niche fan base who have all sorts of fantasies...
Nland316
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I’ve always liked the Pinocchio ride, maybe partially biased due to nostalgia for it. I think the bird cage transition is pretty clever, and I love the ending through Geppetto’s workshop. The one area they can improve I think is definitely Monstro. I hope it’s next in line with Mr. Toad’s for a refresh.
mickEblu
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I like the the first two scenes (got no strings and Stromboli) and everything from Monstro on. Gepettos shop is great. But ya, the middle of the ride leaves a lot to be desired.