Indiana Jones stunt show update?

[Magenta Panther]

Likely DHS.

Yeah, I could never quite see how Indy fit into DAK. I mean, the dude doesn't even like animals.

 

[rle4lunch]

So an Indy carousel?

Indy saying, " I said no camels" , On repeat whilst you take your choice of a camel, a horse, a car, a motorcycle with side car, a plane, or a nazi zeppelin. The special car will be an ark, but it won't have air conditioning so you risk your face melting off.

 

[ToTBellHop]

Indy saying, " I said no camels" , On repeat whilst your take your choice of a camel, a horse, a car, a motorcycle with side car, a plane, or a nazi zeppelin. The special car will be an ark, but it won't have air conditioning so you risk your face melting off.

This actually occurred in the SDD queue yesterday but it’s apropos here:

 

[OrlandoIsTheBest6124]

I would love to see an Indy land only time will tell if it happens at DHS or DAK.

 

[999th Happy Haunt]

 

[mikejs78]

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Please explain. Personally I think they are both good fits.

 

[aladdin2007]

Please explain. Personally I think they are both good fits.

for me I would have preferred to see star wars as its own 5th gate, they could have gone even bigger with more and built something that could handle the mass crowds better. Instead of cramming into the studios, which wasnt designed for the amount of people about to trample through it with hardly anywhere to go but dead ends with not enough capacity. I know they are making modifications to the entrance and all but still.

 

[WondersOfLife]

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Anything is a good fit for DHS at this point.

 

[999th Happy Haunt]

Please explain. Personally I think they are both good fits.

They’re both good fits, just that the time period that Indy is set in matches most of the park already

 

[Marc Davis Fan]

An Indiana Jones land would fit beautifully in DHS, especially because the park would really benefit from a heavily forested area, and Indiana Jones would lend itself to that design quite well.

I could imagine an updated version of IJA working to anchor the land. However, I am very curious about the extent to which IJA will be superseded by RotR. If RotR's ride system ends up coming across as a vastly superior iteration of IJA's EMVs, it could invite comparisons in which IJA fares unfavorably (even though I realize it's a completely different setting and theme). I've been concerned about this with respect to DL. I believe @marni1971 said they'll be different enough to allow IJA to still stand on its own merits, but unfortunately I can't find where he said that, so I could be misremembering.....

Even just the Tokyo implementation of IJA with the electric actuators instead of hydraulic would be nice.

Yes! It's amazing how better the reliability is for the TDS version of IJA. I'm not sure how much of that is because of Tokyo's maintenance, and how much due to the electric actuators replacing the hydraulics of DL's version, but I suspect the latter is a major part of the difference.

 

[Movielover]

IJA will be superseded by RotR. If RotR's ride system ends up coming across as a vastly superior iteration of IJA's EMVs, it could invite comparisons in which IJA fares unfavorably

The 2 ride systems have very little in common.

 

[Marc Davis Fan]

The 2 ride systems have very little in common.

...but in terms of the experience they create?

I suppose that since RotR’s LPS vehicles don’t have an on-vehicle motion base like IJA’s EMVs, that’s a pretty huge difference, whereby IJA has an important feature that RotR doesn’t.

But I still can’t help thinking that RotR would “compete” with IJA in terms of the *style* of the experience that their respective ride systems create. Hopefully I’m wrong!

 

[marni1971]

...but in terms of the experience they create?

I suppose that since RotR’s LPS vehicles don’t have an on-vehicle motion base like IJA’s EMVs, that’s a pretty huge difference, whereby IJA has an important feature that RotR doesn’t.

But I still can’t help thinking that RotR would “compete” with IJA in terms of the *style* of the experience that their respective ride systems create. Hopefully I’m wrong!

I think it’ll be different enough to differentiate SSE to Rat.

 

[Marc Davis Fan]

I think it’ll be different enough to differentiate SSE to Rat.

You mean the difference between RotR and IJA will be as vast as the difference between SSE and Rat?

(And IJA will stand on its own merits, even when sharing a park with RotR?)

 

[peter11435]

You mean the difference between RotR and IJA will be as vast as the difference between SSE and Rat?

(And IJA will stand on its own merits, even when sharing a park with RotR?)

IJA will stand on its own merits.

The ride systems really aren’t that similar.

Pirates of the Caribbean isn’t overshadowed by Splash Mountain.

 

[marni1971]

You mean the difference between RotR and IJA will be as vast as the difference between SSE and Rat?

(And IJA will stand on its own merits?)

It certainly will.

 

[PizzaPlanet]

I think it’ll be different enough to differentiate SSE to Rat.

IJA will stand on its own merits.

It certainly will.

I'm liking the certainty here. Let's hope this has been greenlit.

 

[Marc Davis Fan]

It certainly will.

Thanks for your input, Martin. It's always really appreciated.

I'm liking the certainty here. Let's hope this has been greenlit.

I believe Martin was just replying to my question about the comparison between RotR and DL's IJA, not saying that IJA has been greenlit for DHS.

 

[marni1971]

Thanks for your input, Martin. It's always really appreciated.



I believe Martin was just replying to my question about the comparison between RotR and DL's IJA, not saying that IJA has been greenlit for DHS.

You’re welcome.

Absolutely. Just for clarity this is not green lit.

 

[peter11435]

I'm liking the certainty here. Let's hope this has been greenlit.

Just to clarify I wasn’t implying that IJA is coming to DHS. Just that the attraction will stand on its own against ROTR even within in the same park. Which it will be at Disneyland.