Ghost Busters has the juice right now

[sedati]

I'm not opposed to it taking over MIBs space, but, it almost HAS to go in the New York section of the park right????

With that in mind, then good night Vin and the family, hello Ghost Busters

"Hollywood Rip-Ride-Rockit" takes you through the New York sets while the actual Hollywood area sits adjacent (if you're not familiar, Hollywood is that place from all those Jason Bourne movies)

 

[some other guy]

New movie is basically a bust. If I'm Universal, there is no way I dump money into this IP

if bad sequels stopped Ghostbusters the IP would have been dead for years after Ghostbusters 2!
...
wait....

 

[Cmdr_Crimson]

I mean there are plans for both Ghostbusters and Luigi’s Mansion (at USF and Epic, respectively).

I think they’ll both probably happen eventually, just like Zelda—in which the ride will be among the best, period—and Pokémon—which has gone in a different direction than the original, better concepts.

There’s a push to mine classic IP at Uni. While they don’t have anywhere near the library accessible to Disney, they still have many very iconic films to draw from. Movies like Back to the Future, Ghostbusters, Jaws and others still have appeal outside of box office ticket sales.

Disney has realized this with Indiana Jones too.

It's interesting to point that this version in Heide Park has a Luigi's Mansion vibe to it the way the ghosts look..


And then their's Motiongate's ride...Not that much exciting..

 

[Sorcerer Mickey]

I mean there are plans for both Ghostbusters and Luigi’s Mansion (at USF and Epic, respectively).

I think they’ll both probably happen eventually, just like Zelda—in which the ride will be among the best, period—and Pokémon—which has gone in a different direction than the original, better concepts.

There’s a push to mine classic IP at Uni. While they don’t have anywhere near the library accessible to Disney, they still have many very iconic films to draw from. Movies like Back to the Future, Ghostbusters, Jaws and others still have appeal outside of box office ticket sales.

Disney has realized this with Indiana Jones too.

Where is Pokémon at now? Are they still taking over for Spider-Man in Japan?

 

[999th Happy Haunt]

I mean there are plans for both Ghostbusters and Luigi’s Mansion (at USF and Epic, respectively).

I think they’ll both probably happen eventually, just like Zelda—in which the ride will be among the best, period—and Pokémon—which has gone in a different direction than the original, better concepts.

There’s a push to mine classic IP at Uni. While they don’t have anywhere near the library accessible to Disney, they still have many very iconic films to draw from. Movies like Back to the Future, Ghostbusters, Jaws and others still have appeal outside of box office ticket sales.

Disney has realized this with Indiana Jones too.

This makes me excited. Are properties like BttF and Jaws also contenders for permanent attractions again or will they keep to the nighttime show and parade?

 

[Cmdr_Crimson]

This makes me excited. Are properties like BttF and Jaws also contenders for permanent attractions again or will they keep to the nighttime show and parade?

Sooooo, did anyone hear of the out of nowhere knockoff Back To The Future attraction that opened In Movie World Germany? It's called We Are Back: Kids From The Future. It's about Doc Brown's kids Jules And Verne saving their Grandchilden in the past...

 

[WDWFREAK53]

This makes me excited. Are properties like BttF and Jaws also contenders for permanent attractions again or will they keep to the nighttime show and parade?

USF needs a water based attraction. A new Jaws ride would be perfect. Jaws is timeless. Due to Jaws, Great Whites are as timeless as dinosaurs.