I think they should put a Pinocchio ride in Epcot. My wife and I enjoyed it so much at DL and I think it would fit perfect in Italy. The park would only benefit from a classic Walt cartoon attraction.. What are your thoughts? Thanks for reading..
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I want a Pinocchio ride in wdw
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Matt in the Hatt
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I was hoping for a dark ride about the history of pizza, but I suppose this would be ok to
Minnie Mum
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No. Just no. Or change the park's name to IPland.
drwadadli
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I totally agree....I would like to Snow White and Mr. Toad back!!
I will mention your request to the next CM I see.
Disneyland has loads.
danyoung56
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I'd like to see it, but it only belongs in Fantasyland, not in the World Showcase.
I LOVE dark rides! They're my favorite..
montyz81
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I totally agree. Epcot is quickly becoming another land of MK instead of it's own park.
I see your point.. but it would at least be Walt IMHO it would fit better than Rat
If they start to put Rattatoui (sp?) in Italy, we have bigger problems.
You are comical, I'm sure you know I meant Epcot
Darkzeid25
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Come on. IPcot was right there!
Cmdr_Crimson
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All they would have to do is Gut out Village Haus and the restrooms and there you go...
mharrington
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I think there should be a Pinocchio ride, too, but in the MK. However, since there really isn't a lot of room for a dark ride, I have provided an alternative. I'm sure you will probably reject this as not particularly creative and beneath standards, but just hear me out: it's a swing ride, a revival of the abandoned concept thought of for DCA before it became the Silly Symphony Swings. It looks something like this:
However, my concept for the ride won't be on a boardwalk, it will be housed in an appropriate rustic building, like the design of the Pinocchio Village Haus restaurant.
It's not perfect, but it's better than nothing.
However, my concept for the ride won't be on a boardwalk, it will be housed in an appropriate rustic building, like the design of the Pinocchio Village Haus restaurant.
It's not perfect, but it's better than nothing.
rob0519
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Sorry, while I know there is a contingent of older Mr. Toad fans, I could not disagree more. It was time for Snow White and Mr. Toad to go. Both rides began to look like little more than worn out painted plywood. Plus as someone mentioned earlier, it's all about merchandise sales. Snow White was sort of replaced with the Mine Train so selling Snow White merchandise is still possible. When was the last time you heard a three or four year old ask it's parents for a Mr. Toad plush or the wait time for Mr. Toad was 120 mintues? Times change. People's interests change.
