Rumor Is Indiana Jones Planning an Adventure to Disney's Animal Kingdom?

[Dunston]

does the demo that prefers the new mickey short mickey above all others really give a flippin fig about indy?

honest question

My thoughts exactly. I think they like Indiana Jones because their dad does

 

[Kman101]

Sure. And Arendelle is in Norway.

Wakanda is in Africa.

Arendelle is not in Norway.

 

[FigmentJedi]

Wakanda is in Africa.

Arendelle is not in Norway.

It is now. That Olaf Christmas Special went out of its way to backtrack and establish Arendelle as being located in Norway rather then just being a silly name for its universe's Norway equivalent.

 

[RSoxNo1]

Wakanda is in Africa.

Arendelle is not in Norway.

You realize that Wakanda is a make believe African country in the same way that Arendelle is a make believe Scandinavian country, right?

 

[peter11435]

Wakanda is in Africa.

Arendelle is not in Norway.

And neither are about animals.

 

[rle4lunch]

And neither are about animals.

But there are animals in both countries. Problem solved. Lol

Btw, there's no such thing as trolls either, but damned if they weren't part of the maelstrom infomercial, err, attraction featuring Norway.

 

[RSoxNo1]

But there are animals in both countries. Problem solved. Lol

Btw, there's no such thing as trolls either, but damned if they weren't part of the maelstrom infomercial, err, attraction featuring Norway.

Right, and that was tied into Norwegian storytelling and mythology. An argument could be made that the Snow Queen also ties into Norwegian story telling but the treatment of the ride's story doesn't do that. Frozen Ever After is a better ride than Maelstrom, but Maelstrom was a better fit for the space.

 

[Timothy_Q]

But there are animals in both countries. Problem solved. Lol

Btw, there's no such thing as trolls either, but damned if they weren't part of the maelstrom infomercial, err, attraction featuring Norway.

It's called mythology and folklore.

An integral part of any culture.

 

[FigmentJedi]

Right, and that was tied into Norwegian storytelling and mythology. An argument could be made that the Snow Queen also ties into Norwegian story telling but the treatment of the ride's story doesn't do that.

Except for the fact that the original Snow Queen fairytale is of Danish origin and is mostly set in Finland with the Snow Queen's lair being found in Lapland.

Of course, since the story's main requirement is a cold setting, we've had versions transplanting the story into Russian and Inuit settings in addition to Frozen picking Norway.

 

[Mike S]

And neither are about animals.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Homo_sapiens

 

[Haymarket2008]

Ya’ll who think Black Panther fits DAK epitomize the “ill take anything that is fun who cares about theme” whether you think you do or not.

 

[999th Happy Haunt]

Ya’ll who think Black Panther fits DAK epitomize the “ill take anything that is fun who cares about theme” whether you think you do or not.

Hey hey let’s not get hasty now

 

[SaveDinosaur]

Indi should go to DHS not AK! Keep Dinosaur!

 

[AEfx]

Think of the mermaid clone. Crappy queue at DCA, great queue in MK. Now reverse it for Indy. .

Eh, the queue of Indy at Disneyland is ridiculously, obnoxiously long. It is only that way out of necessity due to where the actual ride is housed. It could easily be a small fraction of the length and be just as immersive. Most of it is a long walk in the dark.

 

[Kman101]

And neither are about animals.

Nope they aren't. Neither fit.

 

[Kman101]

You realize that Wakanda is a make believe African country in the same way that Arendelle is a make believe Scandinavian country, right?

LOL. Of course I do.

 

[AEfx]

The last few pages of this thread have made me realize that if it wasn't for people constantly belly-aching and pearl clutching about what they think belongs where and what doesn't, the volume of posts on this forum would be cut in half, and the blood pressure of the average poster would be significantly reduced. I honestly think for some it is a pathological problem at this point.

 

[rle4lunch]

Eh, the queue of Indy at Disneyland is ridiculously, obnoxiously long. It is only that way out of necessity due to where the actual ride is housed. It could easily be a small fraction of the length and be just as immersive. Most of it is a long walk in the dark.

I've seen that ridiculously long queue completely full in the past, stretching down past jungle cruise. Apparently it was/ is necessary sometimes.

 

[Timothy_Q]

The last few pages of this thread have made me realize that if it wasn't for people constantly belly-aching and pearl clutching about what they think belongs where and what doesn't, the volume of posts on this forum would be cut in half, and the blood pressure of the average poster would be significantly reduced. I honestly think for some it is a pathological problem at this point.

You should try a Six Flags forum if you don't care about theme

 

[AEfx]

I've seen that ridiculously long queue completely full in the past, stretching down past jungle cruise. Apparently it was/ is necessary sometimes.

Unless you are talking when it opened, then it was partially closed and/or people were being held back for some reason. It is very well documented that the length of the queue is for logistical reasons (going under the railroad, etc.). In any case, I was talking about the "immersive quality" of it - that "length" doesn't automatically mean "quality" and a smaller space doesn't mean they couldn't do just as good of a job with it.