RescueTheDay
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Breathe. I was just making a comment about what was posted. I’m well aware of what is and isn’t under exclusivity.
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Rumor Fantasyland Expansion
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TROR
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Fantasy Springs is the expansion coming to DisneySea.
Sharon&Susan
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I once saw some Marvel fan in the WDW section want every land at WDW to have at least one Marvel attraction, isn’t that a not-so
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Snow Queen
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Beautiful, I can see it now. A ride for every C and D-list Marvel hero that isn't used in Universal Orlando. Bring on The Fin stunt show in Hollywood Studios, a Spaceship Earth redesign starring The Living Eraser, finally replacing Disco Yeti with Xemnu, and of course just demo all of Tomorrowland and build
mandelbrot
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Fantasy Springs? So Tokyo DisneySea is now getting a land based on a casino outside of Palm Springs? Cool!
Californian Elitist
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I remember that show as a kid, and I loved it. However I was thinking more on the lines of a dark ride. The movie has enough unique and interesting material for it to be a ride.
Nearly anything but Frozen and basically all the other princesses.
Kram Sacul
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- In the Parks
- Yes
Will never happen. Disney has trouble remembering their animated films outside of select classics, the ones that made money in the 90s and the cg ones.
The Great Mouse Detective would make a good ride.
Epcot_Imagineer
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Len, right upfront, I am no statistician nor did I personally receive the survey. I would venture to guess is that this is just looking for overall ride satisfaction. Disney should know the demographics of the person taking the survey from earlier questions: age, gender, income, education, family, etc. Then the survey asks which rides the survey taker has ridden. Then they ask if you would ride those same rides again.
An example from a survey: Disney knows that a 55 year old man with a high school education making 60k a year did in fact ride IASW, but indicated that he would not like to ride again. They also might know from this same survey that this ficticious 55 year old man rode Space Mountain and loved it! Just helpful information to have about which rides certain demographics like.
I don't believe this survey was sent out in hopes of the evil suits in Burbank trying to burn IASW to the ground, but just as a means of gathering basic guest satisfaction. Now, if ever surveyor indicated that they would not ride IASW again though....
truecoat
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In this outline and I'm sure I might have included something I shouldn't, it comes out to 108 acres.
TROR
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A lot of the backstage behind Mansion and Pirates is includes. Take away that and it probably goes down about few acres.
truecoat
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Ok, 101 now so that's about right.
planodisney
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I think growing up I always heard DL was 86 acres.
So if GE is 14 acres then about 100-101 acres makes sense.
So if GE is 14 acres then about 100-101 acres makes sense.
George Lucas on a Bench
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Size does matter
Rich T
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Disneyland is so off-balance now. The park needs to expand over that freeway cloverleaf to put things right.
Disney Irish
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Can't they just put the cloverleaf underground already so DL can expand.
For that matter CA should just let Disney expand DL over the 5 between Harbor and Ball. Imagine saying you drove under Disneyland every time you drove down the 5!
Phroobar
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Mac Tonight
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Here's a radical thought/idea...
Why does every single IP need its own dedicated attraction? Fantasyland doesn't need (and frankly can't support) an individual Frozen, Beauty and the Beast, Aladdin, and Tangled attraction and have them all be of equal quality.
WDI should be in the habit of combining characters for one experience. One of my favorite scenes from RBTI was the Princesses pulling an Avengers Assemble moment to save Ralph (oops, spoiler). Granted that's way more action oriented, but who's to say there couldn't be a Princess attraction? Or even a Princesses vs. Evil Mothers attraction? I just don't see the sustainability of giving each franchise its own purpose built area. Eventually you'll run out of room, and classic Fantasyland will look to be razed.
Why does every single IP need its own dedicated attraction? Fantasyland doesn't need (and frankly can't support) an individual Frozen, Beauty and the Beast, Aladdin, and Tangled attraction and have them all be of equal quality.
WDI should be in the habit of combining characters for one experience. One of my favorite scenes from RBTI was the Princesses pulling an Avengers Assemble moment to save Ralph (oops, spoiler). Granted that's way more action oriented, but who's to say there couldn't be a Princess attraction? Or even a Princesses vs. Evil Mothers attraction? I just don't see the sustainability of giving each franchise its own purpose built area. Eventually you'll run out of room, and classic Fantasyland will look to be razed.
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Phroobar
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They did that for the Castle Mystery Tour at Tokyo. They even put the Horned King in there.
Rich T
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A line of dunking booths would be great!
Mac Tonight
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Eh. I think they could come up with something much better for DL.