tirian
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All I've heard is already in the thread. :lol:
Rumblings have been slow, as of late...
Don't get excited, Sir Goofy. Look how long SSE's descent is taking.
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Episode III: Return of the Imageworks?
- Thread starter EpcotServo
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Don't get excited, Sir Goofy. Look how long SSE's descent is taking.
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SirGoofy
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Yea I know. I just want this thing to happen so badly.:brick:
Mr.EPCOT
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StageFrenzy
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I wonder how ImageWorks is even an attraction (current incarnation), has anyone actually ever gone to imageworks for fun.
Jasonflz
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For fun?
Doubt it. The current Imageworks are so boring. There is only two or three real activities that are actually interesting there.
I think WDI would make the right move by reopening the upstairs Imageworks. Many guests would like the oppurtunity to be inside of those glass pyramids.
Thrill Seeker
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I'm trying to remember this, but the area that is currently the downstairs Imageworks was just blank space right?
Why wouldn`t they if they wanted to make the longest dark ride ever?
No, it was the original ride. Try a thread search for plenty of discussions, diagrams, plans and all sorts of daftness
FigmentJedi
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The Current Imageworks is mostly built over part of the old track. Part of the Intro and the original ending used to be in the space.
Also, Martin, do you have something to share with the class?
Thrill Seeker
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Why wouldn`t they if they wanted to make the longest dark ride ever?
No, it was the original ride. Try a thread search for plenty of discussions, diagrams, plans and all sorts of daftness
So they shrunk the ride to build a crappy version of Imageworks downstairs? That sucks... :fork:
JWG
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http://forums.wdwmagic.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=18979&d=1109122391
Check this diagram.
The existing Imageworks is old ride area.
Thrill Seeker
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Thrill Seeker
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Ok, with version 4, here's what needs to be done...
1. Completely redo JII, getting rid of the downstairs Imageworks and restoring the original track. The current loading area is fine as long as they restore the original track.
2. Re-open the upstairs Imageworks with some of the old exhibits restored to their former glory (Rainbow Tunnel, Stage School exc.) and add in some more advanced new exhibits for modern audiences.
3. Get rid of HISTA and replace it either with a new film or a simulator attraction.
1. Completely redo JII, getting rid of the downstairs Imageworks and restoring the original track. The current loading area is fine as long as they restore the original track.
2. Re-open the upstairs Imageworks with some of the old exhibits restored to their former glory (Rainbow Tunnel, Stage School exc.) and add in some more advanced new exhibits for modern audiences.
3. Get rid of HISTA and replace it either with a new film or a simulator attraction.
jt04
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JWG
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I like Martin's idea. Take over the theater (3D films have lost their appeal, every park has one now) and make the longest dark ride ever. I'd like a ride that eats people quickly because of the constantly moving omnimover and is nice and long telling a full story. The current verision just sort of ends. It's like they couldn't think of a way to finish the story so they decide to just have Figment hijack the ride, show you his house and then drop you off.
I could go for a nice 10+ minute ride with Figment and the next Dreamfinder (not necessarily Dreamfinder himself).
Tubes
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HISTA's really showing it's age as far as the 3D technology. Nearly every other 3D film in other parks including Disney ones look miles better than it.
I say make a new film, but close HISTA early and have a small return engagement for Captain EO during the spring/summer. Then, new film.
I say make a new film, but close HISTA early and have a small return engagement for Captain EO during the spring/summer. Then, new film.
DznyGrlSD
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<<tears of JOYImageWorks – The Kodak "What If" Labs is an interactive play area where kids of all ages are invited to unlock the power of their own creativity in the Future World area at Epcot theme park.
ImageWorks – The Kodak "What If" Labs features a vast array of hands-on, sensory-themed activities and exhibits where you can exercise your imagination and explore your creative side in exciting exhibits that include:
- Dreamfinder's School of Drama – Become the star of your very own film using greenscreen technology
- Stepping Tones – Create your own music by stepping on electronic picture panels
- Figment's Coloring Book – Using electric paintbrush guns, add a little color to Figment and Dreamfinder
- Electric Philharmonic – Conduct an orchestra through the use of electronic sensors
- Rainbow Corridor – Stroll through an illuminated tunnel where colored lights follow you
- Vibrating Mirrors – Watch as your reflection changes right before your eyes
- Kaleidoscopes – Spin eye-popping colors in intricate designs via large-size kaleidoscopes
- Voice-Activated Lumia – Speak out and behold a bevy of shimmering light effects
- Bubble Projectors – Blow virtual bubbles on a circular screen and create colorful colors
- Figment's Melody Maker – Help Figment play an instrument to the tune of "One Little Spark"
EPCOT Explorer
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Why wouldn`t they if they wanted to make the longest dark ride ever?
No, it was the original ride. Try a thread search for plenty of discussions, diagrams, plans and all sorts of daftness
That would be soooo amazing. And fitting. .........or a "Blue Sky Cellar".
WDW really needs one of those
We do.
*coughInnoventionscough*