BalooChicago
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Ok, if you were Steven Tyler, and you were at WDW, would you be able to pass up a ride that has you in it?
Wouldn't it say something if he skipped it?
Wouldn't it say something if he skipped it?
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Is Rock 'n' Roller Coaster changing its theme soon?
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Cmdr_Crimson
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Ellen has never rode Ellen's Energy Adventure. She mentioned it on her show a few years ago....
invader
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I don't blame her
ProfSavage
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I vote for........
Must be 18+ to ride.
Fun fact about Steel Panther: They sent our college radio station their full catalog once. We had all their CDs floating around the studio. Never knew if they were for real or a parody haha
ProfSavage
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Far Cry while on a roller coaster? Mmmm. Me gusta.
Texas84
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ProfSavage
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Rush coaster will never happen. Women won't ride it.
You know, the last show I was at for them (Atlanta - Time Machine Tour 2010 leg) there were a lot of women there. And not just older washed up rocker types (you know the ones) but like preppy college girls and teenagers. I was shocked and always happy.
Biff215
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At least not awake. They should give a prize to anyone who doesn't nod off at some point.
Princess Lily
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Me and my younger brother both love the Aerosmith theme (I'm 20 and my brother is 15) and Rock n Roller coaster is one of our favourite rides! We were both brought up listening to Aerosmith through our parents.
I think the theme is still relevant, besides I think people ride it for the coaster, not because of it's theme. Maybe they aren't as well known by the younger generations but even if you don't know who they are, it's still one of the best Disney rides in my opinion! I think they should leave it as it is
I think the theme is still relevant, besides I think people ride it for the coaster, not because of it's theme. Maybe they aren't as well known by the younger generations but even if you don't know who they are, it's still one of the best Disney rides in my opinion! I think they should leave it as it is
asianway
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Timekeeper. I'd say Gran Fiesta but I know I'm in the minitory
Pumbas Nakasak
Heading for the great escape.
Their lyrics may be parody but the chaps can play live.
Cmdr_Crimson
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Then I should win...I enjoy it....
doctornick
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I don't think it would make any sense to take down any existing DHS ride for any period of time given the current attraction capacity of the park until more stuff opens. That said, in the longer term, I'd actually be okay with replacing Aerosmith with GotG for RnR if it were part of a greater makeover for that area making into something fitting for GotG (like making it a "hero" or "Action" area with BH6, Incredible, etc.) and connecting it to the other areas of the park by removing the Animation Building.
ProfSavage
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Let's take this roller coaster to 11. (or F ticket, if you prefer)
Big Bottoms would actually work great for a coaster...
Matt_Black
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There is absolutely no way a song with the lyric "flesh torpedo" will EVER get into a Disney Park.
discos
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Its probably better off she doesn't ride it at this point
ProfSavage
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WDWVolFan
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My son is 10 and he loves to listen to Queen, AC/DC, Aerosmith, Guns n' Roses, The Who...and I am 33.
So that's not a generational issue...it's called bad parenting that leads kids to think that FallOut Boy is "punk" (Joey Ramone just rolled in his grave again), to think that this crap out there is good music.
Long live artists from the 80's, 90's and early 2000's making a come back because since the early 2000's music has sucked!