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Does DHS need more to continue to be relevant?
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SirGoofy
Member
No, unfortunately most of the classic rides aren't in great shape. They are still great rides, but other than Mansion and HoP, most of them need a lot of help.
Where as the only problem child in DHS is Backlot Tour. Everything else is perfect.
Completely disagree. MK needs one more thrill ride in it to complete the park, along with a few more C/D tickets.
Indy in Adventureland would be perfect.
Figment632
New Member
Actually I think MK needs more than this to finish it off.
AL: Thrill ride Indy like you mentioned would be great.
FL: another E ticket
TL: complete overhau
Frontier: a c or d ticket.
SirGoofy
Member
Yup, it is the perfect ride for Adventureland.
Mermaid is a given, so I was kind of assuming that.
Eh, yes and no. SGE and MILF could use changes, but I don't think a complete overhaul is needed.
Yes, a Frontierland D ticket would be perfect.
Figment632
New Member
Yea the problem with Frontierland is there is just not as much to do as the otherlands even though it has 2 major Etickets.
I'd likethe d ticket to be something original but I'm asuming if it ever happened it would be something to do with Woody of Open Range.....
jonnyc
Well-Known Member
Well said. I think it does need some padding, and definately an update to the GMR. It is my favourite park, possibly only because of TOT, I don't usually snort Pixie dust, but I can't say same for Hollywood Tower Hotel Dust
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EPCOT Explorer
New Member
I think that the whole park needs a DCA-esque refurb, but that's me.
*waits for the impending Servo 'splosion*:lookaroun
*waits for the impending Servo 'splosion*:lookaroun
SirGoofy
Member
EPCOT Explorer
New Member
EpcotServo
Well-Known Member
I'll make a deal, I'll accept that is valid until you can explain to me in detail every reference, story, detail, and architectural tribute of the existing buildings, streets, and etc, like I can. Nothing an medium range expert would know with proper experience.
You can't ask for more to explore until you've explored it all.
SirGoofy
Member
I'll make a deal, I'll accept that is valid until you can explain to me in detail every reference, story, detail, and architectural tribute of the existing buildings, streets, and etc, like I can. Nothing an medium range expert would know with proper experience.
You can't ask for more to explore until you've explored it all.
:lol:
Servo, your dedication is awe inspiring. Bravo, sit.
EPCOT Explorer
New Member
I'll make a deal, I'll accept that is valid until you can explain to me in detail every reference, story, detail, and architectural tribute of the existing buildings, streets, and etc, like I can. Nothing an medium range expert would know with proper experience.
You can't ask for more to explore until you've explored it all.
*needs a WDI guide...and several books*
I can ask for something I would like to see, however.:lol:
EPCOT Explorer
New Member
And you call me the insane one...:lookaroun
Demeter Tess
Well-Known Member
I'm not used to abbreviating it as "DHS" [my family still calls it "MGM"], LOL. I tend to agree with the original poster in that it definitely needs something. I've visited WDW at least once or twice a year since I was born and honestly haven't had any desire to do DHS since my last visit there in 2001. Even that time, all I did was ride ToT and RRC, then park-hopped my way out of there. I suppose I wouldn't mind going back to see a few of the shows and minor attractions, now that over a decade has passed since my last "true" visit to the Studios [probably back in the 90s, I can't quite remember]. But yeah, out of all of the Disney parks, this one continually seems to fall short of being worth the ticket price. In my eyes, at least.
SirGoofy
Member
I could do it with all the buildings in AL, LS, and FrL.:lookaroun
EPCOT Explorer
New Member
EPCOT for me...:lol::lookaroun
panther726
Member
Other than the tacky organization, DHS boasts some of Disney's best rides. Tower of Terror is golden, can be considered as WDW's best attraction. RNRC is an innovated coaster. Muppet Vision is my favorite 3D attraction. Star Tours 2.0, if it happens,will put it back in the spotlight. Toy Story Mania is probably WDW's most popular attraction. I think Sir Goofy has a valid argument. Magic Kingdom needs a major facelift.
EpcotServo
Well-Known Member
*needs a WDI guide...and several books*
I can ask for something I would like to see, however.:lol:
But first you must acquaint yourself with what's there, on Disney expert-ish terms as many here can. Sensei training time!
I'll start with an easy one. (Anyone feel free to answer, encourage Mr.Explorer here to answer with haste!) This one is general knowledge and ties into what you want to see more of.
Q: Because of what did Sid of Sid Cahuenga's one of a kind Hollywood curios shop, start his business?
yankspy
Well-Known Member
I just do not understand the obsession with this attraction. It's a simulator.:snore: There are so many possibilities with such a great franchise and that is the best they can do.:shrug: As to the original question, yes.
Studios Fan
Active Member
I don't know as DHS needs the most help. It is certainly relevant. ToT is one of the best attractions in the "World." What I would like them to do is expand the park.
It looks like they have a lot of land over beyond the Studios Drive area to expand the park. I don't know how feasible it is, but it looks like they could level the ground and move Studios Drive over and also expand the parking lot. They should do this while construction is relatively cheap.
By doing this they could expand the Lucas area with another attraction and eventually as Marvel becomes available (years down the road pending a breach / buyout) they could expand behind Muppet Vision / Streets of New York to have a Marvel Land.
In addition, in the time waiting for the Marvel license to come up wipeout the Backlot Tour and expand Pixar Place. If they did this DHS could make a serious run at the number two park on property.
It looks like they have a lot of land over beyond the Studios Drive area to expand the park. I don't know how feasible it is, but it looks like they could level the ground and move Studios Drive over and also expand the parking lot. They should do this while construction is relatively cheap.
By doing this they could expand the Lucas area with another attraction and eventually as Marvel becomes available (years down the road pending a breach / buyout) they could expand behind Muppet Vision / Streets of New York to have a Marvel Land.
In addition, in the time waiting for the Marvel license to come up wipeout the Backlot Tour and expand Pixar Place. If they did this DHS could make a serious run at the number two park on property.