Guardians of the Galaxy Mission Breakout announced for Disney California Adventure

[BrianLo]

If that's the case then the company should be shut down.

Can I ask why you are being so antagonistic?

I understand being upset about the tower, but I'm not sure if the rest of your shtick is fun sarcasm or trying to get a rise out of people.

 

[HMF]

Can I ask why you are being so antagonistic?

I understand being upset about the tower, but I'm not sure if the rest of your shtick is fun sarcasm or trying to get a rise out of people.

In today's climate I honestly don't understand how anyone can not be antagonistic or at least deeply concerned.

 

[BrianLo]

In today's climate I honestly don't understand how anyone can not be antagonistic or at least deeply concerned.

I live in Canada.

 

[Curious Constance]

In today's climate I honestly don't understand how anyone can not be antagonistic or at least deeply concerned.

I hope you're not meaning Disney theme parks when you say "today's climate".

 

[HMF]

I live in Canada.

I envy you. LOL!

 

[HMF]

I hope you're not meaning Disney theme parks when you say "today's climate".

I mostly mean as a nation but Disney Theme Parks are in sad shape too.

 

[Californian Elitist]

If that's the case then the company should be shut down.

You and my friend think alike. He'd rather see Disneyland, at least, be shut down and reopen as a museum than see it continue going down the path it's on right now.

 

[HMF]

You and my friend think alike. He'd rather see Disneyland, at least, be shut down and reopen as a museum than see it continue going down the path it's on right now.

I would at least find someone who will properly appreciate it and take good care of it as an American Institution since the Company only sees it as a cash cow- marketing platform. I would really hate to see it go the way of Ringling Brothers and Barnum & Bailey.

 

[mickEblu]

You and my friend think alike. He'd rather see Disneyland, at least, be shut down and reopen as a museum than see it continue going down the path it's on right now.

Except for Tomorrowland right? It's kind of interesting to think about. If I had any say, I would say about 80% of the park should be untouchable.

 

[HMF]

Except for Tomorrowland right? It's kind of interesting to think about. If I had any say, I would say about 80% of the park should be untouchable.

I would replace Toontown too, but that's just me. Hell, if they kept to their original plans and just put SWL where Toontown is. It would probably be a non-issue. They would have to find a way to make the transition from Fantasyland to Star Wars but it could hypothetically work. Instead we got a truncated river. I really hate it when I am smarter than the people who are supposedly paid to do this.

 

[mickEblu]

I would replace Toontown too, but that's just me. Hell, if they kept to their original plans and just put SWL where Toontown is. It would probably be a non-issue. They would have to find a way to make the transition from Fantasyland to Star Wars but it could hypothetically work. Instead we got a truncated river. I really hate it when I am smarter than the people who are supposedly paid to do this.

Yea for some reason I included Toontown in the 20% but didn't specifically mention it. I'm not asking for it to be replaced but to me Toontown minus Roger and most of TL are fair game.

 

[HMF]

Yea for some reason I included Toontown in the 20% but didn't specifically mention it. I'm not asking for it to be replaced but to me Toontown minus Roger and most of TL are fair game.

Yeah, Though if i have to nitpick I would get rid of that waste of space and out of theme area otherwise known as Aladdin's Oasis and restore Tahitian Terrace and turn Tarzan's Treehouse back into the Swiss Family plus tone down some of the over-the top movie references in POTC and get the POTC film elements off of Tom Sawyer Island and maybe do something with The Haunted Mansion's Load Area.

 

[mickEblu]

Yeah, Though if i have to nitpick I would get rid of that waste of space and out of theme area otherwise known as Aladdin's Oasis and restore Tahitian Terrace and turn Tarzan's Treehouse back into the Swiss Family.

I would be for both of those and maybe Pooh Reverting back to CBJ. Also an E ticket where the Fantasyland theatre is.

 

[HMF]

I would be for both of those and maybe Pooh Reverting back to CBJ. Also an E ticket where the Fantasyland theatre is.

I really don't care for Pooh or CBJ so I am completely indifferent to that area unless someone came up with a satisfactory new concept.

 

[mickEblu]

I really don't care for Pooh or CBJ so I am completely indifferent to that area unless someone came up with a satisfactory new concept.

I'm cool with a Pooh but given the option I would take CBJ back. I wouldn't take my chances with a new ride. Chapek probably thinks an ant man ride fits in there. It is Critter Country after all.

 

[HMF]

I'm cool with a Pooh but given the option I would take CBJ back. I wouldn't take my chances with a new ride. Chapek probably thinks an ant man ride fits in there. It is Critter Country after all.

It would make as much sense as when they were showing the preview in A Bug's Land.

 

[Figments Friend]

I'm not good with these things. In what format would that image have to be so I could take it to a t shirt printer and get one made? Do you know? Anyone know?

There are printing companies online that will happily print just about anything in full color on a t-shirt for a fair price.
You simply upload your image, choose your shirt size and color, pay up, and wait for delivery.
The higher resolution the image, the better.
Most accept the standard formats ( JPEG, etc. )


Some places may reject your image based on copyright issues, but that meme you favor is 'generic' enough that I think you will be okay.
The worst that could happen is that you just receive a email noting their decline to print it, and the option to refund your money.
Others will print no questions asked.

I have pursued printing shirts in the past featuring my own artwork and have had it go both ways depending on the image content.


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[mickEblu]

There are printing companies online that will happily print just about anything in full color on a t-shirt for a fair price.
You simply upload your image, choose your shirt size and color, pay up, and wait for delivery.
The higher resolution the image, the better.
Most accept the standard formats ( JPEG, etc. )


Some places may reject your image based on copyright issues, but that meme you favor is 'generic' enough that I think you will be okay.
The worst that could happen is that you just receive a email noting their decline to print it, and the option to refund your money.
Others will print no questions asked.

I have pursued printing shirts in the past featuring my own artwork and have had it go both ways depending on the image content.


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Thanks! If you ever see a guy wearing that shirt in the parks... that would be me.

Of course only with @Earl Sweatpants 's blessing.

 

[Professortango1]

Will be interesting after this has stood complete for a few years and one pines for the old look only to pull up a picture and think, "oh... right."
Or to those who boast to their youngest ones who maybe never saw "bad tower" in its glory- show them a picture and hear them say, "what a weird looking... hotel?"
I agree about sight-line issues, but I never liked seeing that poor design loom so large anyway. This was mediocre tower. This was cheap and fast tower. Despite the Rod Serling narration and far fewer iconic images than its Florida counterpart, this had nothing to do with the spirit of the show.
Tower's getting some love- the old girl is trading her goth boyfriend in for a cyber-punk one. Why not at least meet him before banishing her from your Christmas card list.

To each their own. I myself, along with quite a few friends, prefer the DCA Tower over the cornier and slower original.

 

[SuddenStorm]

Except for Tomorrowland right? It's kind of interesting to think about. If I had any say, I would say about 80% of the park should be untouchable.

This got me thinking- what should actually never be removed? I think the big landmarks- the castle, Matterhorn, Splash Mountain, Space Mountain, Columbia, Mark Twain, the Main Street facades, and the Haunted Mansion facade should never have their exteriors altered. The interiors should be updated faithfully as needed. The Jungle Cruise should also never be altered to include an IP or something. We don't need a "Jungle Book Cruise".

I'd scrap Toontown, half of the autopia, the Submarine voyage, gut all of the Tomorrowland buildings (minus Space Mountain) and build new attractions that are unique.

My biggest fear is that today's Disney is incapable of building "classics" and that most of what has been built in the last 25 years won't be here 25 years from now. I mean, the ToT was as "classic" as you could get at DCA, and they decided to paint it gold and alter its story (Space Mountain '98 anyone?)