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Mickey and Minnie’s Runaway Railway - Disneyland
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On they didn't!
TP2000
Well-Known Member
And who says TDA cubicle drones and their managers aren't the Smart Set?!?
Oof. Right after I get done complimenting them on adding MMRR to Disneyland, they prove they really are just Gen Z idiots.
Phroobar
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Mikomike12
Well-Known Member
Heard a rumbling the cars over here spin around the tornado, unlike the passing by in DHS
Too Many Hats
Well-Known Member
This would be a fantastic plus-up. Kind of seems like how the scene in the original attraction was intended to function.
mickEblu
Well-Known Member
This would be great if true. Sounds much better than just “ride scene staging adjustments” Potrock referred to last year. Hoping for a few more similar improvements.
Dapale
Active Member
As far as I've heard from CMs, "around" is a strong word. I can't back this up from personal experience but I think its more of an angled/arc scene unlike WDW's square-like feeling of the room
thequeuelinelectures
Well-Known Member
Any word from CM’s about the preshow? I’ve heard it’s different from the big screen explosion effect at DHS
Dismeyfan2600
New Member
Has anyone heard if there are any noticeable differences in the ride compared to Florida? I keep seeing mixed things about a new scene in the ride?
The only notable changes compared to the one at Walt Disney World is the layout.
<sad trombone>
Well, obviously the queue is different, so that accounts for one "scene" that is different. I thought at the minimum there were supposed to be two different ""scenes"".
We knew the layout would be different because DL's building is narrower than DHS's.
Californian Elitist
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We’ve been known the general show scenes were the same.
Anyone else looking more forward to the queue than the actual ride?
Anyone else looking more forward to the queue than the actual ride?
PiratesMansion
Well-Known Member
I've paid attention to neither, but am eagerly anticipating the ride!
It can't possibly be worse than Antman and the Wasp!
Brer Oswald
Well-Known Member
Yes. The concept art had stuff from Classic Mickey cartoons (as opposed to just the new stuff).
Californian Elitist
Well-Known Member
This looks like a non-worthy ride experience.
Here's what the Orange County Register says about the differences between the East and West versions of Mickey and Minnie's Runaway Railway. I'm not sure it warrants a spoiler tag, but adding one. The rest of the article details what to expect on the ride, which can be found at the link.
www.ocregister.com
"Spoiler Alert! What follows is a detailed preview of the Mickey & Minnie’s Runaway Railway attraction coming to Disneyland. Consider yourself forewarned.
The new ride that will serve as the centerpiece of the reimagined Mickey’s Toontown at Disneyland will be virtually identical to the East Coast version of the attraction.
The big difference: The Florida ride is set inside a recreation of Hollywood’s Chinese Theater while the Anaheim ride is set inside El Capitoon Theater — a cartoon world homage to Hollywood’s El Capitan Theatre.
The varying facades mean the Florida and California attractions will have different opening acts. While the East Coast version of the ride continues the Chinese Theater motif through the attraction lobby, the West Coast version will feature cartoon props from Mickey Mouse’s animated film and TV career after riders enter under Toontown’s El Capitoon Theater marquee."
The new ride that will serve as the centerpiece of the reimagined Mickey’s Toontown at Disneyland will be virtually identical to the East Coast version of the attraction.
The big difference: The Florida ride is set inside a recreation of Hollywood’s Chinese Theater while the Anaheim ride is set inside El Capitoon Theater — a cartoon world homage to Hollywood’s El Capitan Theatre.
The varying facades mean the Florida and California attractions will have different opening acts. While the East Coast version of the ride continues the Chinese Theater motif through the attraction lobby, the West Coast version will feature cartoon props from Mickey Mouse’s animated film and TV career after riders enter under Toontown’s El Capitoon Theater marquee."
What to expect when Mickey & Minnie’s Runaway Railway opens at Disneyland
Runaway Railway gets better with each ride — the true sign of great theme park attraction. Here’s a spoiler-filled preview of the new trackless dark ride.
www.ocregister.com
