BraveGirl
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Inside Out would actually be a great vehicle to bring back Wonders of Life.
Yes, it's almost exactly the same idea as the old Cranium Command.
Inside Out would actually be a great vehicle to bring back Wonders of Life.
Cranium Command > Inside OutYes, it's almost exactly the same idea as the old Cranium Command.
Cranium Command > Inside Out
both haha. Cranium Command is better than an Inside Out attraction that doesn't exist...AND the movie.lol...what are you comparing...the CC attraction to the Inside Out Movie? or the CC attraction to some possible Inside Out attraction that doesn't exist?
There was no sinkhole and part of Disney's public "justification" for tearing down the showbuilding was that Mission: SPACE was too big (its building is smaller).I think they closed Horizons because the structure couldn't handle the weight of the ride system and that there was a sink hole. Nothing has been confirmed by Disney as to why it closed, but these are the most popular rumors.
No. Marni has said this is not the case and the cause of the closure was due to no sponsor and a new sponsor being willing to help build a new attraction.I think they closed Horizons because the structure couldn't handle the weight of the ride system and that there was a sink hole. Nothing has been confirmed by Disney as to why it closed, but these are the most popular rumors.
Those rumours are wrong.I think they closed Horizons because the structure couldn't handle the weight of the ride system and that there was a sink hole. Nothing has been confirmed by Disney as to why it closed, but these are the most popular rumors.
I guess you're correct. Probably the GE sponsorship loss thenThose rumours are wrong.
Otherwise how could the ride be closed for a year, and then suddenly reopen and stay open for another 3 years until the M:S deal was signed?
That's probably right. That doesn't mean that Disney couldn't have just continued to operate it, but, when someone else comes in and is willing to foot the bill for a new attraction and a new building... one tends to listen.I guess you're correct. Probably the GE sponsorship loss then
That's what she said. . .I won't believe stuff is happening until I see it go vertical.
What's the holdup on this project? Finally realizing this is the wrong ip, cost issues, or something?For those asking about one last Ellen ride this year I think you'll be safe.
That's what she said. . .
Cost, complexity, Rat.What's the holdup on this project? Finally realizing this is the wrong ip, cost issues, or something?
Are you hearing Rat will start construction prior to year end with GOTG to start this time next year?Cost, complexity, Rat.
Trying to shoe horn a cutting edge ride system into a building not designed for it.Ok, Test Track 1997 - job my memory, what were those delays?
Lol. And yes. Rat will have to start this year to open 2019.Are you hearing Rat will start construction prior to year end with GOTG to start this time next year?
I do want to point out that I am only a little under 102,000 likes behind you. . .
I remember it was under refurb when we were there in 98. But at least Horizions was still openTrying to shoe horn a cutting edge ride system into a building not designed for it.
Test Track opened 17 months late.
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