jt04
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Just the area between SM and Tron is large enough to contain the Little Mermaid show building it appears. I count that area too.
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Just the area between SM and Tron is large enough to contain the Little Mermaid show building it appears. I count that area too.
I’ve put some feelers out but so far they don’t know.
FTFY
The Speedway has been cut down so much I doubt they could get more than one thing on its footprint these days.
peter11435
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You could still fit an attraction as large as the haunted mansion or a couple smaller attractions
BubbaisSleep
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Exactly. I mean look at Disneyland which has a the sumbarine ride below, a monorail above, and it’s surrounded by a lake that used to house a slow boat ride. I feel like Disneyworld’s “huge size” has limited its creativity.
And don’t forget an Autopia on the roof. Or that parks Fantasyland with 10 attractions - including 5 dark rides - that would fit on the Tron site. The Alice/Toad/Pan building alone is a work of art in getting the most out of a space.
Rich Brownn
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But we have more and bigger walkways! And half the attractions so you can feel soooo spaced out between rides. (sarcasm intended... I used to say we had more trees, but the concrete took care of that)
Yep. I’ve said this before - They turned the “blessing of size” into a curse.
CastAStone
5th gate? Just build a new resort Bob.
The sheer physical size of the WDW parks is why I prefer spending my time at Disneyland.
It’s particularly frustrating at Epcot which in some ways has used the space very well, particularly with the very smart way the 7 buildings are laid out in FW east and the beginning of WS (Energy, WOL, M:S, TT, Mexico, Odyssey, Innoventions East)....but then 4 of those 7 buildings have been empty or underutilized for years now. And there’s 21 pavilions or permanent buildings in the park and yet for several of them when you click attractions in MDE the only thing listed is “Kidcot Funstop”.
At least every FW building left standing has a plan.
It’s particularly frustrating at Epcot which in some ways has used the space very well, particularly with the very smart way the 7 buildings are laid out in FW east and the beginning of WS (Energy, WOL, M:S, TT, Mexico, Odyssey, Innoventions East)....but then 4 of those 7 buildings have been empty or underutilized for years now. And there’s 21 pavilions or permanent buildings in the park and yet for several of them when you click attractions in MDE the only thing listed is “Kidcot Funstop”.
At least every FW building left standing has a plan.
1HAPPYGHOSTHOST
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Will Thor be on the ride since he is a guardian now and the real Gamora is dead and past Gamora is out there somewhere, so she should not be on the ride?
doctornick
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WDW also has a large number of shows (and other miscellaneous stuff like the animal trails at DAK) not found at DL.
Such as?
Is Thor an Avenger? This isn’t rocket science.
1HAPPYGHOSTHOST
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He is now a Asguardian of the Galaxy
Little Green Men
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Peoplemover, Swiss Family Treehouse, High up Astro Orbitor, COP, CBJ, hall of presidents, Spaceship Earth, living with the land, figment, seabase, test track, mission space, all of world showcase, Rockin Rollercoaster, Slinky dog, flight of passage, dinosaur, safari, EE
Try again. It isn’t rocket science.
1HAPPYGHOSTHOST
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Did you not see Endgame. He is now part of The Guardians of the Galaxy
Strike 3. You’re out.
1HAPPYGHOSTHOST
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I think I hit a grand slam since you have not given me an example of how I am wrong.