Good idea. All of us who want an Indy land should go out and buy 35 tickets each to the movie so Disney is fooled into thinking people liked itYou need to tell about 30,000,000 of your closest friends to go watch it so it has a remote shot of covering its budget
That’s the people going anyway
One thought could be to utilize the underutilized and ignored river at Animal kingdom for an Indiana Jones adventure river ride.
There are upticks in attendance when there are new things... IndyLand or a SEA land featuring Indiana Jones would be a big hit...it would attract people... And Indy and SEA are IP that appeals to both boys and girls and adults of all ages VS Toy Story or another Princess based franchise.
Yeah…6 months ago people were proposing redoing dinoland with 4 great new Indy rides…
then again for some reason, everyone is screaming that INDY does not fit Animal Kingdom... (I believe it would look perfect in that adventurous jungle setting)... It would feel natural...especially if they created a sort of animal component for the land it sits in...
I agree that if you did a real and built out Indy land - encompassing all the movies and not ignoring the past - it would be popular. Who wouldn't like to ride a mine train to save some idols, or fly in a blimp chased by Nazi's in a soarin type ride, or Fly a plane into a time changing cloud bank, just the whole thing could be done oh so well, a dark ride searching for the Grail or Ark would be awesome. But to your point if you don't bank on a popular IP, it better be well formed out.
I think this is part of Disney's problem, going the hip route fails. Its in the moment, and does not have longevity like haunted mansion or small world etc etc. Something original that really made people go oo and ah those are the attractions that have lasted all these years, and now for some reason they think the only route is to lodge and cram a character in the middle of a park or somewhere else where it doesn't belong, because of politics being one issue. This has been their problem for far too long now. but that's just me I guess. Sticking moana smack dab in the middle of epcot is being hip and forced for many reasons, when in fact whats going in epcot would have blended in so much better in ak. thats just a tiny possible example. I was really impressed with the company's new 100 commercial over the 4th, as if they are really trying to correct some things and or trying to get some fans back. Maybe they are starting to wake up but probably not enough. The parks just need new management all around.
You throw in an Adventurer's Club and I would actually invest money into the land. Great ideas here!
I actually believe the poor performance of the film is mostly due to people thinking it will be like the fourth one and not bothering. A lot of younger viewers only started with the fourth one and it tainted their flavor of the entire series as well. The movie was actually really good in my opinion and I really don't care what some people may have to say because the theater I was in was packed and had a massive applause at the end. It could just pick up with word of mouth later on I mean it's not going anywhere it'll be on Disney Plus and all. That Being said, I due hope that they do make this land, there is kinda one in Disney Sea, though not directly (Raging Spirits is basically an Indiana Jones Ride same deal). I think that a land that looks like an exploration camp with a temple maybe the ride from Cali or a newer version of it with a new story, or perhaps a better roller coaster, indoor with effects, that makes it look like its in the caves from Temple of Doom. The Indy Stunt Show can cover the fighting/anti nazi side of Indy while the ride could cover the mystical and exploration side.
