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News 'Encanto' and 'Indiana Jones'-themed experiences at Animal Kingdom
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WaltsTreasureChest
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Looks accurate to the concept art from D23
britain
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I find it funny that the Dino Institute’s octagon dome roof is still there.
ToTBellHop
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Meanwhile, all but the final Indy film just left Disney+.
DisneyDigest
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Yeah, it’s now only on paramount since it’s paramount films. Disney should renew the license again, they not only have a new ride but a triple A Indy game coming soon. They should bank on that
James Alucobond
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It’s entirely possible they’ll reuse the queue’s existing architecture, at least structurally.
Let Paramount+ have 'em. At this point, it's like giving a sandwich to a homeless person on the street.
TrainsOfDisney
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If the brand isn’t worth paying to keep it on your streaming platform, is it worth the retheme?
Everything that they do makes me question if they know anything at all haha
Marc Davis Fan
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So do you think the quality of the experience will no longer be on par with California and Tokyo? That would be insane, especially since the structure and ride system is already there. Does Disney just not have any money?
I think it will be "good enough" for some, but lately that number is dwindling. I think in some ways it could make for a more intense experience because less big open areas than the other two. But as far as the big "world" of the temple interacting. NO.
I don't think we are getting large amounts of skulls from floor upwards like in the others. The queue will be much different than either.
Marc Davis Fan
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It's good to know this now rather than being disappointed in several years.
I think I speak for all of us in saying that I sincerely appreciate your information and insights about this.
Enjoy it by all means. But realistically. Expect the status quo of where the company is at. Hopefully the staging and such is just a fun time. But I think people need to keep expectations a bit in check.
Your latest post you deleted while I typed this, means this statement of yours from earlier was not the case. I don't take it personally, but I would rather you not say you are just trying to understand and then post asking me to provide you with my sources and then telling me you think I am full of it.
SomePixieDust
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I’m going to be honest, I don’t really think you have a source. You’re just basing things off concept art and comparing them to blue sky that obviously look different while also being quite incredibly vague in what will differ.
britain
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Thanks for the heads up. It could still be a great ride - I like Mission Breakout, and that was a retheme. But now I won't be expecting 30 years worth of creative improvements like I was for, say, Paris' Pirates & Mansion in '92.
(Oh my goodness! The time between Paris Pirates opening and the original DL Pirates opening is LESS than the time between DL Indy and DAK Indy!!!)
Yeah. Wild isn't it? Something else wild is that Winnie The Pooh has is next year going to surpass how long Mr. Toad was there.
Well I don't have a lot of details and I am not pretending to. I am not saying anything I don't know. But what I do know I stated in terms of scenic differences and how DL's and and TDS' will differ with their grand open scenes and temple interactions. It is not going to be that 1:1 in all those ways people are hoping.
It is ok. I don't take it personally.
I am glad you are honest.
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Comcast/Universal doesn't have Marvel IP on Peacock, and yet have Marvel IP in their park.
Synergy is great, but it doesn't always happen because of historical selling off of licenses to different companies and then issues of mergers.
TrainsOfDisney
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i guess it depends on what happened behind the scenes…. I’m assuming Disney didn’t want to continue paying the licensing.