1HAPPYGHOSTHOST
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Ah ok . i misunderstood what you meant.
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News Disneyland to give Snow White’s Scary Adventures dark ride a major facelift in 2020
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The difference in the vibrancy of the blue on the turrets and roof peaks sure shows up there doesn't it!
WEDway Inc & Company LLC
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First Look of Snow White’s Enchanted Wish at Disneyland Park
As we’ve previously announced, Snow White’s Scary Adventures has been undergoing a magical reimagination. Today – on the 83rd anniversary of the premiere of Disney Animation’s “Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs” at the Carthay Circle
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First Look of Snow White’s Enchanted Wish at Disneyland Park
As we’ve previously announced, Snow White’s Scary Adventures has been undergoing a magical reimagination. Today – on the 83rd anniversary of the premiere of Disney Animation’s “Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs” at the Carthay Circle
disneyparks.disney.go.com
Homemade Imagineering
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Okay, ngl this looks pretty nice! Everything looks so vibrant, and I’m loving all the new colors and dwarf figures! Of course my only issue with it is that we’re losing the scary aspect, but other than that it looks great. My final judgements will come once I see the thing in person.
NateD1226
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First Look of Snow White’s Enchanted Wish at Disneyland Park
As we’ve previously announced, Snow White’s Scary Adventures has been undergoing a magical reimagination. Today – on the 83rd anniversary of the premiere of Disney Animation’s “Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs” at the Carthay Circledisneyparks.disney.go.com
It's not terrible...but it's not good either. I get what they were trying to do, but they should've just left the ride alone in the first place. Plus that new Snow White AA is so cheap and even laughable.
Mac Tonight
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But will the Queen still peek out from the curtains above the entrance? Or is that gone forever?
SuddenStorm
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Looks like the apple that you touch in the queue is gone.
Sharon&Susan
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First Look of Snow White’s Enchanted Wish at Disneyland Park
As we’ve previously announced, Snow White’s Scary Adventures has been undergoing a magical reimagination. Today – on the 83rd anniversary of the premiere of Disney Animation’s “Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs” at the Carthay Circledisneyparks.disney.go.com
Pretty good additions over all, really should've worked on making the crows look more like doves since they bothered to remove the skulls. Also whatever is replacing the Evil Queen's dungeon still doesn't look welcoming despite the obvious effort to make it so.
Brer Oswald
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Nland316
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The dancing Snow White figure looks like a modified version of the original figure on the stairway. Hence why it probably looks a bit strange.
mickEblu
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Wow they really turned the queens dungeon in the queue into Snow Whites bedroom? 
Anyway, I like most of the additions they made to the Dwarves cottage and dwarves mine scenes. Although I’m not sure I’m a fan of any movie footage on attractions. The white rabbit scene is my least favorite addition of the recent Alice upgrades. It doesn’t work. You can’t build out a 3D world that we re going around in close proximity and have movie scenes on screens too. They conflict with each other and immediately take you of the action of suspending disbelief.
What remains to be seen is what they did with all the scary stuff.
Anyway, I like most of the additions they made to the Dwarves cottage and dwarves mine scenes. Although I’m not sure I’m a fan of any movie footage on attractions. The white rabbit scene is my least favorite addition of the recent Alice upgrades. It doesn’t work. You can’t build out a 3D world that we re going around in close proximity and have movie scenes on screens too. They conflict with each other and immediately take you of the action of suspending disbelief.What remains to be seen is what they did with all the scary stuff.
mickEblu
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I think that will stay but who knows? There’s so much cheeriness on the facade now that I don’t think any little kid will be bothered or even notice the Queen.
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SuddenStorm
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Wow they really turned the queens dungeon in the queue into Snow Whites bedroom?
What remains to be seen is what they did with all the scary stuff.
Bingo.
Also, any kind of suspense/intrigue appears to be gone. Entering the attraction originally with the queen overlooking Fantasyland, the foreboding paint paint scheme, the Queen's dungeon- those things are striking for children and really create lasting impressions.
For some reason I doubt this new queue will have the same effect.
bestcoastracer
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This looks amazing. Hope they keep the scary witch transformation and dungeon scenes and just shortened the rainy trip through the woods to add the new ending scenes which look spectacular!
Side-note: It seems that they are "plussing" every Fantasyland Dark Ride. Do you think they'll do Pinocchio or Toad next? Whenever that will be due to the current economic state of the world...
Side-note: It seems that they are "plussing" every Fantasyland Dark Ride. Do you think they'll do Pinocchio or Toad next? Whenever that will be due to the current economic state of the world...
SuddenStorm
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If Snow White was deemed to scary I can't imagine what they'll do with Toad where you get hit by a train and end up in hell. Which, again, are two very striking experiences that are beloved and delightfully unique and unexpected.
I worry Disneyland is working to make all their attractions 'corporate bland', where these unique elements to Disneyland that work to make the attractions actually interesting will be slowly phased out. I doubt Frog Mountain will have anything as impressionable as the two vultures and Brer Rabbit about to get skinned...
mickEblu
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Exactly that’s the stuff you remember. But then again we re talking about the the every kid gets a trophy generation. So God forbid they get a little scared or there’s a little mystery. There is a place for happy, bright and cheery. Maybe they felt that Snow White, being Walts first film deserved to be more than a scary romp through the forest. Considering the constraints they had to deal with I’m not sure I agree. And also considering that this princessification and Star Wars / Marvel takeover is happening all over the resort it just takes away more variety from the park and homogenizes everything.
It’s sad. They don’t look at anything at the parks from a birds eye view anymore. Or seem to do any long term planning
Horizons '83
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Very similar to the mine scene on Mine Train at MK. Looks to be similar technology used there. Looks nice overall.