Radiator Springs Racers does not feel like Test Track at all....That would be like calling any steel coaster in any park "Space Mountain". RSR is a very good ride and gorgeously done.... If they brought Carsland to WDW, they would HAVE to have RSR...and I don't really think everyone would say...Oh, it's Test Track.... Anymore than they call Buzz Lightyear, The Haunted Mansion...or Navi River Journey, It's A Small World.
My only concern is that it closes as often as Test Track does but would be the #1 headliner in a park that handles many more guests than Epcot or DCA.
I'm not trying to imply that all roller coasters are the same or all dark rides are the same. That's absurd. Of course there can be multiple of the same ride system in Disney World or even in a park.
RSR and TT have completely different layouts.
Ahh, I didn't know that! Amazing, does make me more excited if this were to come to pass.
Other than being in a car it is so completely different and amazing. A lot of what makes it great tho is the setting and how well they pulled it off.
Yes, so much worse then, *checks notes* them dying a horrible death in the wild at the hands of predators, disease, etc
All joking aside, IF and I feel this is a HUGE IF, they do have RSR in MK, I hope they then take out the speedway in tomorrow land and use that spot for some other add.
If someone wants to see more pictures of that concept, here is the link.
By that standard, I’d be better off under house arrest than living free in the actual world.
Of course, who are we kidding. We’d get a mythological creatures carousel and a Zero to Hero Sandwich Stand. “The Biggest Expansion in Disney’s Animal Kingdom Park’s 2020s History!”
You’re anthropomorphizing these animals. Most animals don’t have the ability to reason on the abstract concepts of morality and the notion of freedom to as one pleases within those boundaries. They have an infinitely better life with high standards of care at zoos that abide by ethical standards of care
Elephants are extremely intelligent and do not mate when stressed. The incredible, unprecedented success of Disney’s elephant breeding program speaks volumes to how well cared-for they are. The wild would be far more dangerous for them.
To be fair, it depends on the animal and the zoo. Disney does a good job for the most part though I am not a fan of the dolphins at Epcot.
You’re not going to convince me that captivity is a preferable option for animals that aren’t endangered. I have no interest in getting you to share my view, so let’s just agree to disagree.
