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DHS Indiana Jones Land?
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GimpYancIent
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I hope they enhance the Indy Stunt Show.
WaltsTreasureChest
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What
rle4lunch
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I said what I said! Lol
The infrastructure of all the Pyro laid over there would probably be a nightmare in costs to remove, so it'd be so much easier to repurpose it to something else.
Or just bite the bullet and extend Galaxys Edge all the way to star tours and put a SW live show in there..
The infrastructure of all the Pyro laid over there would probably be a nightmare in costs to remove, so it'd be so much easier to repurpose it to something else.
Or just bite the bullet and extend Galaxys Edge all the way to star tours and put a SW live show in there..
More Star Wars? Pass.
rle4lunch
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Yeah that won't happen anyway. But it's not like Muppets is a draw, it only gets attention when all the other rides are a 60 minute wait, and we all know that it's only open because it's a cheap people eater, not because Muppets are popular
Coaster Lover
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- In the Parks
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Robbiem
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Tokyo also has a better facade IMO with the Mayan pyramid and the huge first queue room with my all time favourite hidden mickey
The quality of the theming is better in some places like carvings in the dart room vs painted flats in Disneyland
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BasiltheBatLord
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That big room with all the skeletons at the bottom is one of the most morbid scenes in a Disney attraction. Something that would probably never fly today.
It probably would not fly in America. In Japan they have a more grown-up view regarding death
Cmdr_Crimson
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WondersOfLife
Blink, blink. Breathe, breathe. Day in, day out.
After seeing Indy again this past week at HS, I can still confirm that it is an extremely popular show that still fills up to the sides with standing room only in the back. And I've seen it every time of the year in the past 2 years... August, November, June, December, January, and February. Packed house every time.
There's no denying Indy's popularity is still evident... Too bad they'll put it in the wrong park, though.
There's no denying Indy's popularity is still evident... Too bad they'll put it in the wrong park, though.
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Cmdr_Crimson
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Eric M Blake
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I mean...considering the mandatory Animal Enemies sequence in every movie, there IS a potential connection there, if the ride would be centered around that. In order for Indy to get X artifact he had to go through an ancient temple or whatever filled with creatures.
Perhaps the temple leads to a land of the dinosaurs...for example.
Perhaps the temple leads to a land of the dinosaurs...for example.
Cmdr_Crimson
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I'll bring this up again...I mean...considering the mandatory Animal Enemies sequence in every movie, there IS a potential connection there, if the ride would be centered around that. In order for Indy to get X artifact he had to go through an ancient temple or whatever filled with creatures.
Perhaps the temple leads to a land of the dinosaurs...for example.
Eric M Blake
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PRECISELY.I'll bring this up again...
Basic premise, but it's deep in the Amazon instead of Mongolia.
MagicHappens1971
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Is the show popular or is it in a park that is severely under built? DHS only 9 rides.
WondersOfLife
Blink, blink. Breathe, breathe. Day in, day out.
True. But a comparison to your statement would be to compare it to other shows in the same park. Beauty & the Beast and Frozen Singalong get good crowds too, but they aren't a capacity of 2,150 standing-room-only full... In fact, Those two shows always have several seats/bleachers left empty...
...Which leaves BATB with either 3/4ths full or half full of its 1,500 capacity... And Frozen with I'd say 3/4th's of its 1,000 seat theater per show...
So yea... 2,150 people per showing every hour or so is insanely popular for an opening day stunt show when people could simply just, not.
People were lining up around the snack stand an hour before the queue opened up.
Bocabear
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Isn't BATB a little long in the tooth at this point? Isn't it time to retire this show and maybe do something else... Even importing the Disneyland Mickey and the Magical Map show...which could be lightly styled to match the feel of MMRR and the Mickey Mouse shorts... Or just left as is....But it is seriously time for a fresh show... Sadly there is no Fantasyland Theater to host a refreshed and revamped version of the BATB show in a more appropriate park...