Lord Fozzinator
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Yea DHS really needs something to cool guests off.
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Rumor Moana E-Ticket Ride to Adventureland
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Splash4eva
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I thought that was Frozen Sing a Longs purpose?
Lord Fozzinator
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Unless fake snow can turn into water, then noI thought that was Frozen Sing a Longs purpose?
Fido Chuckwagon
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Given the changing climate in Orlando I donβt think itβs ever a bad idea for Disney to add an indoor ride versus an outdoor one.
But in Adventureland, all major attractions in the land would be water attractions so what Iβm suggesting is adding some variety to the attraction line up.
DisneyCane
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It's been hot as heck in the summer in Orlando for as long as I can remember. An extra degree or two on the heat index doesn't make it different than it used to be with respect to comfort.
25 years ago I was sweating profusely and dying to reach a fan in the SM queue.
Fido Chuckwagon
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Your anecdotal experiences donβt really matter. If Disney wants to continue to remain a viable vacation destination 12 months of the year they have to adapt to the ever-increasing temperatures and extreme heat events that area of Florida are facing and will continue to face.
GenChi
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Looks positive to me so far. System looks neat and it's a good concept for a ground up major attraction, and the way they make and interpret rides recently would better benefit this over a TBA. M2 looks like a lock to succeed now so this is almost definitely happening, so really it's more see how it turns out. Could be nice.
One thing I've seen brought up is if they ever do a 5th gate it should be an entirely indoors park like some of the international WB parks are. Might be a necessity the way we're going.
One thing I've seen brought up is if they ever do a 5th gate it should be an entirely indoors park like some of the international WB parks are. Might be a necessity the way we're going.
GoofGoof
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I agree that this looks cool and the only thing that gives me pause is that it makes so much sense (itβs a complete no brainer) so probably wonβt happen
As far as the Summer heat in FL I actually think WDW does a pretty good job already. There are not many actual outdoor attractions where you are in direct sun for long periods and even more important there are a lot of queues that are indoor, partially indoor or if they are outside well shaded with fans. There are some exceptions for sure but better than most parks IMHO. Between indoor queues, shops and restaurants itβs easy to stay cool between stretches of brief walking/baking in the sun.
Lord Fozzinator
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βCoughβ Big Thunder Mountain βcoughβ βcoughβ really hot βcoughβI agree that this looks cool and the only thing that gives me pause is that it makes so much sense (itβs a complete no brainer) so probably wonβt happen
As far as the Summer heat in FL I actually think WDW does a pretty good job already. There are not many actual outdoor attractions where you are in direct sun for long periods and even more important there are a lot of queues that are indoor, partially indoor or if they are outside well shaded with fans. There are some exceptions for sure but better than most parks IMHO. Between indoor queues, shops and restaurants itβs easy to stay cool between stretches of brief walking/baking in the sun.
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JoeCamel
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They seem to have lost the message with the bandstand in Epcot and Toystoryland shining examples of their current concern for the heat. Oh, and Bob cut down the trees......I agree that this looks cool and the only thing that gives me pause is that it makes so much sense (itβs a complete no brainer) so probably wonβt happen
As far as the Summer heat in FL I actually think WDW does a pretty good job already. There are not many actual outdoor attractions where you are in direct sun for long periods and even more important there are a lot of queues that are indoor, partially indoor or if they are outside well shaded with fans. There are some exceptions for sure but better than most parks IMHO. Between indoor queues, shops and restaurants itβs easy to stay cool between stretches of brief walking/baking in the sun.
GoofGoof
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As I said, there are some exceptions, but still better than a lot of other parks. Give LEGOLAND a try
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ToTBellHop
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The Big Thunder queue has a serious airflow issue that was exacerbated when they compartmentalized the upstairs. I wish theyβd install windows and a/c up there to cool it like downstairs. JC, meanwhile, has some outdoor a/c!
Skibum1970
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I do not understand why trees are taken out so quickly by parks. Even Cedar Fair has a tendency of eliminating trees at their parks (now Six Flags, of course). Magic Kingdom has a number of areas that would benefit by having trees added, along with Studios and AK. The best part about Epcot's re-do was adding some more trees.
If Moana goes into Adventureland, I hope that they keep it tropical with a lot of palms. I mean, consider the coconuts, the trunks and the leaves.
aladdin2007
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probably be all rocks, we know how Disney loves to build faux rocks.
Tha Realest
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They even took out the scary trees in Snow White? Itβs a thing, apparently.
Rhinocerous
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He needed them for Galaxy's Edge.
Lord Fozzinator
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That would definitely help me from turning into jelly.
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God forbid, then you'd really be in a jam.
Always preserve your health first and foremost!
Rhinocerous
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You'd hate to have to Welch on your vacation plans.