Haymarket2008
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A Dagobah water ride. The ride vehicle is a semi-submerged X-Wing.
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Lack of Water Rides at Hollywood Studios
- Thread starter odmichael
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MerlinTheGoat
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An Indiana Jones boat ride based around Atlantis could be a cool idea. Perhaps using magnet tech for moving the boats about to make the ride system more interesting and unpredictable compared to other flume rides (which I heard was rumored for Shanghai's Pirates). DHS could use a good water ride.
I'm guessing Disney will never get a contract from the Tolkien estate, so any hopes for a Hobbit or LOTR based water ride are null (don't even know if Uni will at this point but probably more likely than Disney).
I'm guessing Disney will never get a contract from the Tolkien estate, so any hopes for a Hobbit or LOTR based water ride are null (don't even know if Uni will at this point but probably more likely than Disney).
Pumbas Nakasak
Heading for the great escape.
But... but, you get water on the Backlot Tour...
its magic dry water
Disney Shib
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For the low cost of $25.00 or your soul (I heard prices have gone up) you can own one these little beauties. Take it on any ride you want. Boom instantly water attraction.
Those cost at least $25 now? That's absolutely ridiculous!
Communicore
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They should turn that dino on Echo Lake into a water ride. Echo Lake and its amoebas would make a great splash zone!
The Empress Lilly
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The parks should be diverse. It's commendable that not all parks should have water rides.
Also, let DHS be Hollywood, be urban space. Please no more rock or mountains!
Also, let DHS be Hollywood, be urban space. Please no more rock or mountains!
Disney Shib
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My brother is there now. He said he saw them and they were $22.00.
erasure fan1
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If you are talking about an Indiana Jones ride using similar tech to the Atlantis ride at sea world, I would agree. A hybrid coaster/flume ride would work extremely well for a Indiana Jones ride. It would also be a unique ride system that non of the other parks have.