To be honest, I thought that felt surprisingly tired. I was wondering whether because the presentation of the attraction largely lacked the build-up of the other versions and has some pretty basic Star Wars props stuck around that it felt more like a fairly old school rollercoaster in the dark than in the other parks. Either way, I think it probably could do with some significant plussing.I saw someone in the comment section suggest that Hyperspace Mountian is the attraction that is going to be redone.
Is it really a bad thing they have the prop from Disney quest?Hyperspace Mountain is best when it is just a seasonal overlay, just like Ghost Galaxy. For being the newest Mountain, HK’s is by far the worst Mountain of any Disney park, even before the current Hyperspace version. Terrible queue, terrible load area and no theming whatsoever. All the others Disneyland copies have the queue go over and around the load area and trains before descending down to get onboard. In HK, you just line up, go down some ramps in a dark room, and the trains are then in front of you. Even the giant prop hanging over the load is from the defunct Disney Quest Chicago. HK’s Mountain is one of the few remaining sad reminders of the park’s disastrous opening phase. Redeveloping it makes total sense to me atleast.
I wonder if they’ll just go all in on Marvel…maybe Guardians and/or Captain Marvel
Didn't they also theme the interior of the Starliner Diner with Marvel? And the stage under the remainings of Autopia is also used for Marvel themed shows or encounters. Having a Tomorrowland area with just Space Mountain, Orbitron and Comet Cafe looks very poor. While other areas like Frozen or Mystic Point also have very few things, the theming there cannot be compared with Tomorrowland. Therefore, I think changing Space Mountain into Guardians of the Galaxy and making the Orbitron a Stark factory creation would be the best option, removing completely Tomorrowland and making the whole area Marvel's Stark Expo.They sell stark expo and wider Tomorrowland as two seperate lands so it makes sense to me that they would keep stark expo in the corner. It’s just since the was quinjet now drop tower anchor e ticket and it’s courtyard don’t exist yet stark expo feels like a wonky extension of Tomorrowland and not its own land
I think it’ll be fine once the drop tower is finished to keep them as mostly sequestered lands. The only thing from stark expo that really faces wider Tomorrowland anyway is the tony stark gift shop and that’s more about guest flow than theming design
It would also help further differentiate it from Shanghai, which has a much better Tomorrowland lineup than Hong Kong. At that point, the only land the parks share would be Fantasyland.Didn't they also theme the interior of the Starliner Diner with Marvel? And the stage under the remainings of Autopia is also used for Marvel themed shows or encounters. Having a Tomorrowland area with just Space Mountain, Orbitron and Comet Cafe looks very poor. While other areas like Frozen or Mystic Point also have very few things, the theming there cannot be compared with Tomorrowland. Therefore, I think changing Space Mountain into Guardians of the Galaxy and making the Orbitron a Stark factory creation would be the best option, removing completely Tomorrowland and making the whole area Marvel's Stark Expo.
As announced Hongkong Disneyland will have its biggest parade in history. Friendtastic.
20th anniversary version of Momentous!
and new castle stage show.
No news of Paint the Night though.
PTN's Return isn't confirmed for HKDL yet.............I love how international parks go all out for their anniversaries, it’s impossible not to compare it to Disneyland’s 70th. Honestly, I don’t mind PTN not coming back, doesn’t really fit the park’s vibe anymore.
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