Indiana Jones stunt show update?

[Notes from Neverland]

The site that can't be named is reporting the Indiana Jones stunt show will be updated for the 50th anniversary, debuting in 2021.

Any insiders here (looking at the always awesome @marni1971) able to confirm?

 

[marni1971]

The site that can't be named is reporting the Indiana Jones stunt show will be updated for the 50th anniversary, debuting in 2021.

Any insiders here (looking at the always awesome @marni1971) able to confirm?

Nothing from me in the short term.

 

[Kman101]

Hopefully it’s updated. I’d prefer a ride but an update doesn’t mean it won’t be replaced down the road (but sounds like it delays any potential ride but couldn’t they add a ride and still keep the show?)

 

[Tom P.]

It would make sense that they want to finally update it, particularly if Indiana Jones 5 actually does come out. But the article in question cites no sources, not even anonymous ones. And no other sites I have seen are saying anything similar, nor have any of the insiders here indicated anything similar. So, for now, I tend to take this with the huge grain of salt reserved for anything from The Site That Shall Not Be Named.

 

[Oriolesmagic]

I'd love to see the show given a fresh look. I think it's one of the more entertaining live-shows on property.

But you have to think this land is also earmarked as the most prime location for the next D/E ticket at DHS. Certainly wouldn't mind that either.

 

[CaptainAmerica]

I'd love to see the show given a fresh look. I think it's one of the more entertaining live-shows on property.

But you have to think this land is also earmarked as the most prime location for the next D/E ticket at DHS. Certainly wouldn't mind that either.

Even with Star Wars, doesn't DHS still have legit expansion room without eating into the current slate?

 

[999th Happy Haunt]

Glad to see Indy is at least getting a little love.

Still want to see a new Indy E-Ticket though... any news on that @marni1971 ?

 

[marni1971]

Glad to see Indy is at least getting a little love.

Still want to see a new Indy E-Ticket though... any news on that @marni1971 ?

Nothing I can share at the mo.

 

[RSoxNo1]

Jim and @lentesta mentioned something following Indy 5 back in early February with a possible meet and greet and show updates rolled into it. Sounds pretty similar to what Corless is saying.

 

[jt04]

Good news as this can probably be done with minimal downtime in a park that needs capacity.

 

[jt04]

Hopefully it’s updated. I’d prefer a ride but an update doesn’t mean it won’t be replaced down the road (but sounds like it delays any potential ride but couldn’t they add a ride and still keep the show?)

Just because this will remain doesn't hurt chances the next major expansion will occur in and around the old animation areas. It also leaves the door open for Indy at one of the other parks. Yes!

 

[The Grand Inquisitor]

Just because this will remain doesn't hurt chances the next major expansion will occur in and around the old animation areas. It also leaves the door open for Indy at one of the other parks. Yes!

Indy belongs in Studios not AK. In my humble opinion of course

 

[jt04]

Indy belongs in Studios not AK. In my humble opinion of course

Disneyland didn't get your memo apparently.


I'm still hoping for S.E.A. at DAK with something Indy.

 

[Bartledvd]

Hope its true i really enjoy the shows at Disney and giving it a fresh look would be great.

 

[danlb_2000]

It's interesting that they are saying that all of the "making a movie" elements will be removed. That would require a pretty major change to the show.

 

[jt04]

It's interesting that they are saying that all of the "making a movie" elements will be removed. That would require a pretty major change to the show.

Maybe something on the scale of Waterworld?

 

[disneylandmagic]

It could be great!Hopefully there are going to replace Mermaid as well....

 

[Tom P.]

It's interesting that they are saying that all of the "making a movie" elements will be removed. That would require a pretty major change to the show.

I know that Hollywood Studios has abandoned all of the elements of the park being a working studio that it originally had. But I still don't see why that means that an individual attraction can't have a "behind the scenes" element as part of its story. That seems so integral to this attraction. I hate to see it go. (If it does.)

 

[matt9112]

It's interesting that they are saying that all of the "making a movie" elements will be removed. That would require a pretty major change to the show.

i thought it sounded like more or less scenses stay but transitions are not a bunch of director/camera type stuff. so it just goes from scene to scene.

 

[danlb_2000]

i thought it sounded like more or less scenses stay but transitions are not a bunch of director/camera type stuff. so it just goes from scene to scene.

The problem with that is the current way scenes change is not very seamless. All the director/camera stuff fills the time it takes to change the scenes.