Mickey and Minnie's Runaway Railway confirmed

CJR

Well-Known Member
Now that Disney owns 90% of all film franchises, think of what they could have done with a revamp instead of tearing it down.

It's never too late. Think of what they could do with the space of the Animation Courtyard.

Just like Mickey was going to go in a different place, a new GMR could go in a different place. It's really just a choice they make not to do that.

With money, space, motivation, and imagination, they can build revived concepts of almost any attraction really. It would be neat to see them do it someday, although my vote is JII in Epcot to start.
 

Disneyfanman

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There is so much wrong with this video. Goodbye forever to the Disney look we all were accustomed to for CM's. Noticed it on my trip last week, too. So much inconsistency in regards to facial hair, shirts tucked or untucked, and even CM's just standing around with their hands in their pockets, leaning on walls twirling their hair, etc. Unfortunately there's more...:facepalm:

I am much less worried about the "Disney Look" as I am about the "Disney Hospitality/Friendliness/Attitude". We learned nothing from the video but I liked they did it anyway.
 

SplashJacket

Well-Known Member
Now that Disney owns 90% of all film franchises, think of what they could have done with a revamp instead of tearing it down.

Well when you consider there is already a Star Wars themed land in the same park, Disney’s inability to use the Avengers properties in WDW, a huge portion of Disney’s box office being centered around live-action remakes of animation, the majority of Disney’s top live action properties (examples being Indy and Pirates) already having stand-alone attractions in the park, and the acquisition of Fox coming well after MMRR began coming into fruition leaves essentially a bunch of second-rate properties.

TGMR was my second favorite ride in WDW prior to its closing but the ride definitely needed an immense amount of work to ensure its longevity. Definitely more complex than a replacement of IPs.

If the acquisition of Fox came before the demolition of TGMR things might have been different.
 

MisterPenguin

President of Animal Kingdom
Premium Member
If the acquisition of Fox came before the demolition of TGMR things might have been different.

Most of the TGMR movie scenes had been owned by Paramount in the end. The only Fox property was Alien, and Disney had a separate deal for that (and each of the other dioramas which didn't rely on ownership of the controlling studio). So, IOW, purchasing Fox would have had zero affect on TGMR.
 

brb1006

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Huey, Dewey, and Louie (who's designs resemble their appearances in DuckTales 2017) are featured in this promo.
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WDW862

Well-Known Member
There is so much wrong with this video. Goodbye forever to the Disney look we all were accustomed to for CM's. Noticed it on my trip last week, too. So much inconsistency in regards to facial hair, shirts tucked or untucked, and even CM's just standing around with their hands in their pockets, leaning on walls twirling their hair, etc. Unfortunately there's more...:facepalm:

You sound like the type of person who yells at CM's because your child isn't tall enough for Space Mountain. They're humans, not robots. People like you is why customer service can be a dehumanizing experience.
 
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No Name

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There is so much wrong with this video. Goodbye forever to the Disney look we all were accustomed to for CM's. Noticed it on my trip last week, too. So much inconsistency in regards to facial hair, shirts tucked or untucked, and even CM's just standing around with their hands in their pockets, leaning on walls twirling their hair, etc. Unfortunately there's more...:facepalm:

Oh god forbid they have facial hair! The horror! Unacceptable in the workplace in 2020!!
 

SplashJacket

Well-Known Member
Most of the TGMR movie scenes had been owned by Paramount in the end. The only Fox property was Alien, and Disney had a separate deal for that (and each of the other dioramas which didn't rely on ownership of the controlling studio). So, IOW, purchasing Fox would have had zero affect on TGMR.

I was saying in terms of an extensive overhaul which would have featured new properties throughout. Fox has an extensively library of classics.
 

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