How bad it's doing plays a major part in this land not happeningThis is the Indiana Jones *Land* thread. There are already two other threads dissecting the latest movie.
I am pretty sure that Reverchon, the manufacturer of Primeval Whirl, is still in business.
I’d like to see this as an expansion behind Star Tours and the stunt show. It could be a land that pays tribute to all of the great adventure movies. This is how my version would be: Indy should definitely be the anchor and I’d like to see the OG Disneyland concept. This would be an extended version of Temple of the Forbidden Eye with a mine cart coaster that travels through the same show-building and interacts with the jeep ride. The mine-cart coaster could be an indoor coaster with a brief outdoor section that has a Big Thunder thrill-level to give DHS another family-thrill attraction. Half of the land could be themed to a Central American jungle while the other half could have an exotic coastal theme. The other big attraction to tie it in with other adventure movies could be a transplant of the 20,000 leagues ride from DisneySea. This would add another good family ride to the park while still being film-based. This would be the anchor of the coastal section which would have a slight mysterious island feel. Add some gift-shops, a ropes course, and a SEA-themed restaurant and we’ve got one of the strongest areas at the whole resort!
I would agree with all of that...They could even build a boutique hotel on the backside of that land themed to a 1930s Hotel on the The edge of the jungle in South America... Exotic, Romantic and intimate... It would do more business than the Galactic Star Cruiser... It could have a beautifully designed jungle swimming pool, a couple beautiful restaurants and it's own park entry. sad part is, they blew their wad on Galaxy's Edge....so I don't think we will ever see that sort of investment in the park again....
So...EVENTUALLY there'll be hope, I'd think. I mean, what's more likely to happen sooner: A DHS expansion, or a 5th Gate?
That's almost as much capex that would have been spent in the next nine years anyway.
While the odds of an Indy land are near zero, I don't think a pop-up bar is comparable to the effort of building a new land, while I agree they really mailed it in with the Den of Destiny. I guess the marketing department didn't want to spend any more.
I mean, whatever you may say about the Star Wars Sequel trilogy, Rise Of The Resistance is a darned good time. So a ride being better than the movies actually has some nice precedent.
Fortunate Son is blasting on an endless loophow about like the old Snow White's Scary Adventures dark ride or Mr Toad's Wild Ride, only it's about Mutt in `Nam, and then at the end they stick with the "get killed" ending
Indiana Jones is a timeless series. I first got into the series when I was 10 in 2005 & fell in love with it just as hard as kids in the 80s did. It seems like kids today feel the same... when they're actually introduced to it.
To be fair, they decided on these plans after The Force Awakens became the second highest grossing movie of all-time worldwide & the highest of all-time domestically (it still is). I feel if they waited to finalize the plans in a post TLJ & ESPECIALLY a post ROS world, they would've gone with an OT theme.
I was actually reading the Indiana Jones Wiki & it seems like they've already tied him into the SEA. Jock Lindsey's bar has some SEA references & Imagineering wrote some lore about Jock being a member as well as Indy meeting them.
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Well since the movie is a catastrophic bomb…the plans for a land are “on hold”This is the Indiana Jones *Land* thread. There are already two other threads dissecting the latest movie.
You 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
