Originally posted by DisneyFan 2000
This is bad!
Especially since it is close to me!
Do you think they will go bankrupt and close down?
Originally posted by wdwmagic
There is a simple answer to this one, as they did last time when things were looking grim, they opened Space Mountain - an attraction that takes a lot of credit from rescuing the park from doom.
DLP is in need of a major new UNIQUE big attraction. They have added nothing significantly new since Space Mountain, and the cookie cutter attractions of the Studios is just not cutting it. They need to generate unique reasons for people to visit, to see something new and incredible. I am sure they know this though LOL.
Originally posted by WDWspider
What about a Splash Mountain, from what I've seen they do not have one.
Maybe they could use a new theme... thus gaining a Major unique draw for the park and using a tried and true ride concept???
Originally posted by WDWspider
What about a Splash Mountain, from what I've seen they do not have one.
Maybe they could use a new theme... thus gaining a Major unique draw for the park and using a tried and true ride concept???
Originally posted by markymark
Not sure this would work, in light of the climate being nothing like Florida / California.
How many people want to get wet, on a cold day?
Originally posted by DisneyFan 2000
There was a rumour about a water coaster.... Who knows?
But I know a crane was spotted in the park so we may be seeing something in 2005/6!
Originally posted by DisneyFan 2000
I don't know about what ride is a good addition but I think we all agree it's time for a new attraction!
Come on Disney!
Originally posted by wdwmagic
Are you talking about the one near the Studios? If so that is unfortunately for a new parking lot
Originally posted by WDWspider
True, and although I don't consider myself to be that wet after riding Splash, I'm sure some would. My mom doesn't ride Splash Mountain because of this reason. I'm sure there are water features and splashdowns that could be changed to minimize Splashback.
However, how much colder are we talking? There are plenty of water rides in lots of Northern parks including some that totally soak you.
Originally posted by Morgainlefaye
There will be 2 new rides in 2005: Buzz Lightyear's Space Spin and a water ride in Frontierland (splash mountain?)
Originally posted by SpaceMountainUK
I really think Expedition-Everest would fit perfectly in Adventureland behind Indiana Jones. The architecture of the Indiana Jones attraction fits perfectly with the architecture of the new E:E ride being built @ Animal Kingdom.
They could build a whole new area of Adventureland with an abandoned town sitting at the foot ofthis 200ft mountain. Its a perfect it. And im sure it would bring in thousands of people
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