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

[geekza]

When I was a kid in the 1970's you'd still occasionally see those plastic molding machines around. I can still smell the molten plastic and feel the burns from picking it up too soon after it was molded. lol They were super neat, though.

 

[V_L_Raptor]

When I was a kid in the 1970's you'd still occasionally see those plastic molding machines around. I can still smell the molten plastic and feel the burns from picking it up too soon after it was molded. lol They were super neat, though.

They're still around. Lowry Park Zoo (I'm sorry... ZooTampa at Lowry Park) has a few at various locations in the park, and they swap in some holiday designs seasonally. MOSI had at least one, but I don't know if it's still out on view. (Since it acquires money, I imagine it is.)

 

[Bairstow]

They're still around. Lowry Park Zoo (I'm sorry... ZooTampa at Lowry Park) has a few at various locations in the park, and they swap in some holiday designs seasonally. MOSI had at least one, but I don't know if it's still out on view. (Since it acquires money, I imagine it is.)

Busch Gardens Tampa should still have a couple machines.
Maybe soon we'll have more 3D printers making souvenirs.

 

[The Visionary Soul]

There are three themes to the Animal Kingdom:

• The intrinsic and superior value of nature - this means that nature, above all else is at the forefront of the design. This leads to parts of the park being out of their true control (live animals, overgrown pathways, etc.).
• Transformation through adventure - this idea is that adventure changes people when they experience something they've never experienced before.
• Personal call to action - a sense of responsibility for the animals and the conservation message.

This is correct. Everything else anyone says is just a lie. And I really hope you are secretly Joe Rohde.

 

[tonymu]

When I was a kid in the 1970's you'd still occasionally see those plastic molding machines around. I can still smell the molten plastic and feel the burns from picking it up too soon after it was molded. lol They were super neat, though.

Those machines were one of my favorite parts of the drive from Texas to Florida on the Turnpike. The Turnpike Service Centers used have different machines at each center. They were soooo coool!

 

[larryz]

Maybe soon we'll have more 3D printers making souvenirs.

Not until they figure out how to mold a working strobe light...

 

[FigmentJedi]

They're still around. Lowry Park Zoo (I'm sorry... ZooTampa at Lowry Park) has a few at various locations in the park, and they swap in some holiday designs seasonally. MOSI had at least one, but I don't know if it's still out on view. (Since it acquires money, I imagine it is.)

They're much bigger in the midwest, especially in Chicago

 

[999th Happy Haunt]

If only. Martin recently said Star Tours replacement will be a standalone overlay and not part of a larger IP-land. Though I'm still holding out the smallest of hope that someone see's Indy's potential in DHS and reverses decision on a few things.

I can see an Incredibles ride be a great replacement that would fit perfectly within DHS

 

[ᗩLᘿᑕ ✨ ᗩζᗩᗰ]

I can see an Incredibles ride be a great replacement that would fit perfectly within DHS

I'd certainly prefer the Incredibles IP to be in DHS over MK.

 

[lazyboy97o]

The Incredibles go to a jungle island. Clearly they should be the basis of a land at Disney’s Animal Kingdom.

 

[Timothy_Q]

I can see an Incredibles ride be a great replacement that would fit perfectly within DHS

Incredibles deserves so much better than a retheme of a 30 year old simulator

 

[SuperStretccch]

Incredibles deserves so much better than a retheme of a 30 year old simulator

Well, at least it would be better than the Incredicoaster and babies on sticks. Anything would be better than babies on sticks, actually.

 

[Disney Maddux]

Incredibles deserves so much better than a retheme of a 30 year old simulator

The Incredicoaster would like to have a word with you.

 

[nickys]

And I really hope you are secretly Joe Rohde.

Wouldn't it be great if someone here really was!

It's just unfortunate that he (@RSoxNo1) is one of the few people on this board that we know exactly who he is. Unless he's gone to great lengths to set up a blog under a pseudonym to distract us from the truth!

 

[EricsBiscuit]

Wouldn't it be great if someone here really was!

It's just unfortunate that he (@RSoxNo1) is one of the few people on this board that we know exactly who he is. Unless he's gone to great lengths to set up a blog under a pseudonym to distract us from the truth!

He has a blog?

 

[nickys]

He has a blog?

Yes.

Every so often he links to a piece he wrote on his blog that is relevant to the discussion. There was a quite recent one, but I forget which thread.

 

[TiggerDad]

Yes.

Every so often he links to a piece he wrote on his blog that is relevant to the discussion. There was a quite recent one, but I forget which thread.

Open his profile page and click About.

 

[MisterPenguin]

He has a blog?

Yes, and it has an excellent rumor tracker that tracks rumors from people who aren't our WDWMagic insiders, and a whole set of WDW blueprints.

http://www.wdwthemeparks.com/all

 

[EricsBiscuit]

Yes.

Every so often he links to a piece he wrote on his blog that is relevant to the discussion. There was a quite recent one, but I forget which thread.

Yes, and it has an excellent rumor tracker that tracks rumors from people who aren't our WDWMagic insiders, and a whole set of WDW blueprints.

http://www.wdwthemeparks.com/all

Cool!

 

[rle4lunch]

Cool!

That one piece of concept art for MMRR is 1000x times better than what GMR ever delivered for me. GMR was kinda neat 15 years ago, but man it aged terribly and each time I rode it, it would remind me of one of those cheap knockoff wax museums in Hollywood. blech.