RadioHead
Member
One of the members here, who is very knowledgeable about ride times, was able to count the number of omnivores, and compare that to of HM. The shortest possible time it 5:30 and the longest is 6:30...
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Favorite New Attraction of Fantasyland Expansion
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One of the members here, who is very knowledgeable about ride times, was able to count the number of omnivores, and compare that to of HM. The shortest possible time it 5:30 and the longest is 6:30...
SeaCastle
Well-Known Member
D+ more likely. Our insiders have an excellent track record, and are more knowledgeable in the ride than we are. How many of us have actually seen the plans?
Not to turn this into a D/E debate, but TLM won't be a Pirates (with complex, Jack Sparrow-esque animatronics), not a Haunted Mansion (in size or detail), not an Expedition Everest (TLM isn't costing $100,000,000), and in no way an Indiana Jones Adventure. I haven't seen the plans myself, but I'm basing this off what our insiders have said, and they are very much worth their salt. :wave: [/brown nosing]
misterID
Well-Known Member
I think my favorite will be the Snow White mine car coaster.
Wait a second...
:lol: Nice. Love the Punch Out, too.
I don't know where people are getting 6:00 from. There was only one person here who was saying he thought it was over 6 minutes based on the number of vehicles. The guys in the know have said more like 4:30 minutes. And it does look short. It would be nice if it was 6.
_Scar
Active Member
I've seen the artwork and ride model and the AAs are going to be very advaced. Probably Mermaid's strongest feature.
The hair is going to have to look like it's underneath water and then there's the giant Ursula and the Under the Sea scene. Lots of AAs, lots of detail.
Neverland
Active Member
4:30 would still be nice, since the only other princess dark ride, Snow White, is only 2:50 (and muuuuuuuuch less advanced..).
DisneyNut2007
Active Member
I've said it before and I'll say it again...
ENOUGH WITH THE TDO-BASHING ALREADY!!!
ENOUGH WITH THE TDO-BASHING ALREADY!!!
SeaCastle
Well-Known Member
Sure, it'll be a nice D-ticket with decent animatronics, but not like Robobama, the Yeti, or Jack Sparrow. However, it's shortfall will be its size and length. As it's been stated, unless your idea of an E-ticket is Winnie the Pooh, this will be a D-ticket, an expensive D-ticket.
RSoxNo1
Well-Known Member
I think everyone is expecting this to be better than Winnie the Pooh. If it's not, there will be significant disappointment.
Neverland
Active Member
As a Pooh CM, I should resent that... But I don't. :lol: It's not exactly high-tech or cutting edge.
I have high expectations for TLM:AA. After seeing the AAs on Sinbad's Storybook Voyage in Disney Sea (which are some years old now, but have great movement and a cartoony quality), I'm hoping to see some pretty darn good AAs in TLM.
Disneygal24
Member
Beauty and the Beast resturant.
MotherOfBirds
Well-Known Member
It's a bit hard to get too enthused about a lot of meet n' greets plus a menos-E-ticket ride. No doubt it'll be very pretty and lend a lot to the atmosphere, but its not as if we're getting an EE or a Splash Mountain. It's certainly good that TDO is giving MK some TLC, but the emphasis is misguided.
LoriMistress
Well-Known Member
B&TB restaurant and Little Mermaid attraction is what I'm looking forward to the most.
Grizzly Hall 71
New Member
I'm looking foward to Star Tours 2 (an actual ride). Sorry to be a buzzkill but nothing about this expansion is exciting IMO.
Mr. Morrow
New Member
There is only one new attraction in FLE :shrug:
DisneyNut2007
Active Member
That's not true and you know that!
And to Emilykawaii, please do not be like the other turks around here by dismissing the other attractions in the FLE as being just meet-and-greets because they are going to be a whole lot more than just that.
Reserve judgement until you actually experience everything for yourself.
danlb_2000
Premium Member
That depends on how you define "attraction". If you define "attraction" as "ride" then yes, there is only one totally new ride, but the things they are doing in the Beauty and the Beast, Snow White and Cinderella areas can definitely be called attractions. People seem to be writing these off as just meet and greets, but from the descriptions it seems like they are going to be little interactive shows that kids will get to participate in. This might not appeal to the people who read this forum, but these could be really cool experiences for kids.
Mr. Morrow
New Member
No it doesn't have to be a ride LMA and MV3d are attractions but besides TLM you have two rethemed rides (Dumbo and BS) and Meet and Greats.
IMO no matter how dressed up it is a Meet and Greet is a Meet & Great and not an attraction.
danlb_2000
Premium Member
I respect your opinion, but I just don't agree with it
I can accept not calling a plain on meet and greet an attraction, but it sounds like these are going to be more like shows then meet and greets. Best thing I can think of to compare them to is the Jedi Training Academy in DHS, which I also consider an attraction.
Dan
Mr. Morrow
New Member
I respect your opinion, but I just don't agree with it
I can accept not calling a plain on meet and greet an attraction, but it sounds like these are going to be more like shows then meet and greets. Best thing I can think of to compare them to is the Jedi Training Academy in DHS, which I also consider an attraction.
Dan
See that I don't consider an attraction, their is no queue I put that on the level with Streemisphere perfomers.