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Do Mickey and Minnie already have a new home?
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captain marvel1
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what if they move the houses to the west side
like move the houses toward adventure land. rename adventure land to adventure land mickey and Minnie and add the old adventure club as well to that vicinity from the Disney boardwalk to the new area since their moving peter pan and wendy over to fantasyland does that make sense.
like move the houses toward adventure land. rename adventure land to adventure land mickey and Minnie and add the old adventure club as well to that vicinity from the Disney boardwalk to the new area since their moving peter pan and wendy over to fantasyland does that make sense.
Biff215
Well-Known Member
Not to be rude, but no.
EPCOTPluto
Well-Known Member
All I understood was ALand Mickey & Minnie, which I would say 'No' because one land is already that devoted.
And last I check, it's pretty "Camp"y. :hammer:
saxamoophone
Active Member
Well it would only be half as deep. But I still think an expanded mainstreet retail area could be filled up with some interesting stores. Maybe a Art of Disney, Barbershop (the otherone closed, right?), Magic Store, Princess store, etc.
I agree. I always figured they would just make a new house that would fit in more with main street, and is attached to the back side of Exposition Hall building.
Well I guess the question is this: who uses this parking, and why? I've been back there a few times, and I don't really remember it being used that much....isn't it just parking for managers? They can park with the rest of the CMs behind Disney-U.....
I do agree though, extending the Utilidor level w/ parking and building ontop would no doubt double the costs.
Anyways, this all came about a few weeks ago on a trip to MK with some friends who are CMs. We just thought MK needed a "secondary exit" for Parades,Wishes!, and private events. With Noodle Station & the Tomorrow Land Stage all being shut down / destroyed + and a (useless?) parking lot just sitting there, it sure is a pretty big area.
That being said, Lights Motors Action may not be around for much longer (yes, it's new, but Mgt isn't that big of a fan of it), so the Studios could probably drop Mickey's house over there instead, or at Downtown Disney. Both of those options would be ok in my books =)
captain marvel1
New Member
in regards to the adventure land idea
its sole purpose was for the older toons that first started the park to begin with. They are probably gonna bulldoze the houses to begin with i forgot to mention i ran my idea by one of the Disney imaginer's and they thought it was decent idea.
its sole purpose was for the older toons that first started the park to begin with. They are probably gonna bulldoze the houses to begin with i forgot to mention i ran my idea by one of the Disney imaginer's and they thought it was decent idea.
CBOMB
Active Member
Trouble maker!
WDW Vacationer
Active Member
You have it wrong. Iron Man,The Hulk,Spiderman and Captain America will be at Mickey's house
The Fantastic Four will be at Minnie's.
Glad to help!
JeffH
Active Member
Toontown Back Alley
I've been there many times as they shovel people down the back alley after the park closes...what a mess...talk about shattering the magic...after a whole day of enjoying such a beautiful magical park to shuffle down the back alley between a line of small potted trees (if we're lucky).
I've always thought they should dress that up some way as Main Street Back Alley featuring special "back alley" merchandise and services (villains merchandise, new location for barber shop, art shops, homewares...)
Besides providing an "alternate" shopping alternative to Main Street, it would also provide a better way to bypass the parades and another "street" to view the fireworks from, as well as another "street" out of the park.
On the otherhand, Toonstreet could provide the same thing and offer kids THEIR own Main(toon) Street entrance and parents a way to get their kids to Mickey and Minnie without walking to the back of the park.
You could then enter the park through "classic" Main Street, or through Toon Street featuring Mickey and Minnies houses.
They could then move the more kid oriented merchandise from Main Street to Toon Street, making the Main Street shops a bit more adult oriented.
Sounds good to me...DO IT!
Considering how much they need the additional exit space during and after the parades and after the fireworks and at park closing I can't see then NOT doing something SMART like this?!?
Please don't herd me down that back alley without doing SOMETHING...
I've been there many times as they shovel people down the back alley after the park closes...what a mess...talk about shattering the magic...after a whole day of enjoying such a beautiful magical park to shuffle down the back alley between a line of small potted trees (if we're lucky).
I've always thought they should dress that up some way as Main Street Back Alley featuring special "back alley" merchandise and services (villains merchandise, new location for barber shop, art shops, homewares...)
Besides providing an "alternate" shopping alternative to Main Street, it would also provide a better way to bypass the parades and another "street" to view the fireworks from, as well as another "street" out of the park.
On the otherhand, Toonstreet could provide the same thing and offer kids THEIR own Main(toon) Street entrance and parents a way to get their kids to Mickey and Minnie without walking to the back of the park.
You could then enter the park through "classic" Main Street, or through Toon Street featuring Mickey and Minnies houses.
They could then move the more kid oriented merchandise from Main Street to Toon Street, making the Main Street shops a bit more adult oriented.
Sounds good to me...DO IT!
Considering how much they need the additional exit space during and after the parades and after the fireworks and at park closing I can't see then NOT doing something SMART like this?!?
Please don't herd me down that back alley without doing SOMETHING...
palmickey420
Active Member
toontown would do well at DHS...but the only place i could think of that it would fit is between the Narnia thing and TSMM http://wikimapia.org/#lat=28.3565647&lon=-81.5613788&z=19&l=0&m=b or the take out BT http://wikimapia.org/#lat=28.3547496&lon=-81.5620065&z=18&l=0&m=b
slappy magoo
Well-Known Member
Of course they did, you're a smart young fella is what you are. Keep those ideas coming!
_Scar
Active Member
I read here... so don't quote me on this... that One Man's Dream was going to be redone and exanded into the now empty Narnia showroom. It'd be cool for an indoor toowntown with their houses inside Narnia's building.
DisneyWall-E
Well-Known Member
I would still prefer a house to be outside. IMO it would seem more real I guess. Plus, I would have to see some sort of scale model or the end product to know if I would like it or hate it.
Figment632
New Member
I might like this and it wouldn't be the first time Disney has done something like this. The main street in Disney Studios in Paris is indoor so it is made to feel like night all day.
This is the exit into the main Park and partners statue.
Innoventions
Member
I might like this and it wouldn't be the first time Disney has done something like this. The main street in Disney Studios in Paris is indoor so it is made to feel like night all day.
This is the exit into the main Park and partners statue.
One of the only things I enjoyed about Disney Studios, I was there in 2005 so there wasnt much going on
Figment632
New Member
Yea its generaly considered the worst Disney park but I'd love to get Cinemagic to come to DHS!
palmickey420
Active Member
yeah and the sun could have a smiley face and have a projector show different shaped clouds:ROFLOL: