Mickey and Minnie's Runaway Railway confirmed

[peter11435]

CBJ, PeopleMover, CoP, SM, SM, BTMRR, PotC, HoP, HM, IASW, Mermaid (way better!), etc. that's a little more than five.

Only 4 of those qualify in my opinion.

And Disneyland’s fantasyland already has a superior versions of IASW.

 

[EricsBiscuit]

Only 4 of those qualify in my opinion.

And Disneyland’s fantasyland already has a superior versions of IASW.

I think it's time Disney replaces or upgraded (hopefully upgrades) SW, Mr Toad and Pinocchio so they are not 75% cardboard.

 

[bhg469]

Only 4 of those qualify in my opinion.

And Disneyland’s fantasyland already has a superior versions of IASW.

I really thought WDWs version was equal in its own ways. The DL version has a few spots where you're very much aware that you are in a big cattle trough that is formed into a lazy river. If you can ignore those wide open spaces, it is vastly superior.

 

[peter11435]

I think it's time Disney replaces or upgraded (hopefully upgrades) SW, Mr Toad and Pinocchio so they are not 75% cardboard.

Good news. None of those attractions contain any cardboard whatsoever.

 

[EricsBiscuit]

Good news. None of those attractions contain any cardboard whatsoever.

Haha. Let me clarify, those flat pieces of wood that are painted on. You know what I mean.

 

[marni1971]

Sometimes less is more.

 

[PizzaPlanet]

And Disneyland’s fantasyland already has a superior versions of IASW.

I actually prefer the indoor clock face at IASW in MK. And the far superior flume system.

 

[EricsBiscuit]

Sometimes less is more.

That's true but if I was visiting a Disney park for the first time and rode Snow White or Pinocchio they would come across to me at least as cheap.

 

[peter11435]

I actually prefer the indoor clock face at IASW in MK. And the far superior flume system.

I have to disagree. IMO the disneyland facade and clock are far superior. I also prefer the Disneyland style flume. The flooded building technique works great for pirates but for WDWs small world I feel it fills your view with too much black water.

 

[EricsBiscuit]

I actually prefer the indoor clock face at IASW in MK. And the far superior flume system.

But DLs is only better to me because of the facade. I prefer the IASW at MK's show scenes but the facade is just so awesome. All the architectural styles coming together is beautiful.

 

[Movielover]

I actually prefer the indoor clock face at IASW in MK. And the far superior flume system.

That's true but if I was visiting a Disney park for the first time and rode Snow White or Pinocchio they would come across to me at least as cheap.

I have to disagree. IMO the disneyland facade and clock are far superior. I also prefer the Disneyland style flume. The flooded building technique works great for pirates but for WDWs small world I feel it fills your view with too much black water.

But DLs is only better to me because of the facade. I prefer the IASW at MK's show scenes but the facade is just so awesome. All the architectural styles coming together is beautiful.

*Apologies, I'm really bored at work today!

 

[marni1971]

That's true but if I was visiting a Disney park for the first time and rode Snow White or Pinocchio they would come across to me at least as cheap.

Projection mapping hardly looks cheap. But I respect your opinion.

 

[bhg469]

Projection mapping hardly looks cheap. But I respect your opinion.

When done well, it is pretty amazing.

 

[aladdin2007]

I have to disagree. IMO the disneyland facade and clock are far superior. I also prefer the Disneyland style flume. The flooded building technique works great for pirates but for WDWs small world I feel it fills your view with too much black water.

Agree not to mention the ugly metal walkways everywhere now and grimy white facades. When I think of how it "use to be" in there with colors and fountains, compared to now,

 

[MisterPenguin]

Hey, hey, there's no need to argue. Remember, we all have a common enemy: visible acoustic ceiling tiles.

 

[marni1971]

Hey, hey, there's no need to argue. Remember, we all have a common enemy: visible acoustic ceiling tiles.

- only beaten by the maintenance catwalks and service areas lit and visible through the grid.

 

[ToTBellHop]

I have to disagree. IMO the disneyland facade and clock are far superior. I also prefer the Disneyland style flume. The flooded building technique works great for pirates but for WDWs small world I feel it fills your view with too much black water.

They have to hide the Inferi somewhere.

 

[EricsBiscuit]

Projection mapping hardly looks cheap. But I respect your opinion.

I will say they did a great job with Alice! Seeing her pre and post refurb for 60th is night and day.

 

[Sped2424]

Haha. Let me clarify, those flat pieces of wood that are painted on. You know what I mean.

How do you feel about the flat pieces of wood In both iasw, and pan located here at wdws fantasyland? Not to mention the tin foil volcano.

 

[EricsBiscuit]

How do you feel about the flat pieces of wood In both iasw, and pan located here at wdws fantasyland? Not to mention the tin foil volcano.

Good questions. Pan on both costs is good because of the ride system. Both however (despite DL's upgrades recently) pale in comparison to the one in SDL because of its SFX and AAs. As for IASW, I think that the planks there are far outweighed by the animatronics and actual buildings. It's also less obvious because the show scenes aren't in your face the whole time.