Stevek
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I know, like meh meh.
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Miceage Update 12/1/2015
- Thread starter Genie of the Lamp
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Rich T
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But DCA already has a high-capacity, slow-moving underwater-based dark ride that takes up several minutes and puts people to sleep!
As much as I'd love a nice, long water ride that isn't Grizzly Soakin' River, I don't know where they'd put it or what IP it would be based on (because we all know it's now forbidden to build non-IP attractions in U.S. Disney Parks).
(EDIT) Oh, wait--Got it! A water ride through the magical worlds of Lucas, Pixar, Muppets and Lucas to the tune of "Money!": It's a Bought World.
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Curious Constance
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If you aren't out of the sun, then it doesn't count!But DCA already has a high-capacity, slow-moving underwater-based dark ride that takes up several minutes and puts people to sleep!
As much as I'd love a nice, long water ride that isn't Grizzly Soakin' River, I don't know where they'd put it or what IP it would be based on (because we all know it's now forbidden to build non-IP attractions in U.S. Disney Parks).
Rich T
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3D is AWESOME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! But, yeah, I'd rather ride through physical sets full of AA characters.
Curious Constance
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I'd rather ride through physical sets with actual superheroes.
dweezil78
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3D is one effect out of many that -- when used properly and sparingly -- can be great. Spidey at IOA is a perfect example of this IMO. The way they blend physical sets and props with 3D creates an insanely immersive environment. To me, Spidey still ranks as one of the best attractions around and I haven't even seen it since its HD upgrade. It is great in every way.
3D is not the enemy. Overuse and misuse of it is!
Mike S
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Exactly. If Cap was chosen because he fit the theme then they're not being consistent at all by also choosing Guardians. You go one one way or the other, you can't have both.
This ^3D is one effect out of many that -- when used properly and sparingly -- can be great. Spidey at IOA is a perfect example of this IMO. The way they blend physical sets and props with 3D creates an insanely immersive environment. To me, Spidey still ranks as one of the best attractions around and I haven't even seen it since its HD upgrade. It is great in every way.
3D is not the enemy. Overuse and misuse of it is!
GiveMeTheMusic
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3D is one effect out of many that -- when used properly and sparingly -- can be great. Spidey at IOA is a perfect example of this IMO. The way they blend physical sets and props with 3D creates an insanely immersive environment. To me, Spidey still ranks as one of the best attractions around and I haven't even seen it since its HD upgrade. It is great in every way.
3D is not the enemy. Overuse and misuse of it is!
Spider-Man was already top notch, but the 4K3D pushes it over the edge. It's marvelous. NO PUN INTENDED LOLOLOLOL
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If any new coaster they build has physical sets and evokes Rock n Rollercoaster then I say no thank you.
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Californian Elitist
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Stevek
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Unless 3D has a stomach churning effect on guests. I just don't want them to start building more and more of these types of rides that effect people this way.3D is one effect out of many that -- when used properly and sparingly -- can be great. Spidey at IOA is a perfect example of this IMO. The way they blend physical sets and props with 3D creates an insanely immersive environment. To me, Spidey still ranks as one of the best attractions around and I haven't even seen it since its HD upgrade. It is great in every way.
3D is not the enemy. Overuse and misuse of it is!
Mike S
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It does if you're an IP pushing suit with no care for the parks you're running.
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Californian Elitist
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Suspirian
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hard to think of how'd they would do something with it when they're already shoving the property somewhere it shouldn't be going
Animaniac93-98
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New update today mentions several things, but isn't clear on the timeline for all of them. Some we already know, others are new:
- May 2017 for Guardians of Tower
- No Pixar Parade from September 2016 to summer 2017
- New parking facility, skybridge and bus loop for spring 2018
- New parking lot and redo of DTD (????)
- New Hotel (????)
- Frozen village and E-Ticket (????)
- Marvel Land, now extending into current Esplanade bus loop (????)
- May 2017 for Guardians of Tower
- No Pixar Parade from September 2016 to summer 2017
- New parking facility, skybridge and bus loop for spring 2018
- New parking lot and redo of DTD (????)
- New Hotel (????)
- Frozen village and E-Ticket (????)
- Marvel Land, now extending into current Esplanade bus loop (????)
George Lucas on a Bench
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We knew about the hotel!
SSG
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So Mice Age says ToT “is now planned to close this September. The project is slated to take until next May to complete, and will require reconstruction of the existing exterior queue as well as heavy modification to the interior queue and ride system itself.”
While the Disneyland news release of July 13th described the Halloween Time events, including “the haunts who reside year-round at The Twilight Zone™ Tower of Terror invite guests to “drop in” at Disney California Adventure Park.”
While the Disneyland news release of July 13th described the Halloween Time events, including “the haunts who reside year-round at The Twilight Zone™ Tower of Terror invite guests to “drop in” at Disney California Adventure Park.”