Screens on both sides of the train opening to reveal gags as we swoosh by. You never know what door you may get(variation of like 15)
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Screens on both sides of the train opening to reveal gags as we swoosh by. You never know what door you may get(variation of like 15)
PREMiERdrum
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And something dark.
dmc493
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The current door scene at DCA works really well in my opinion even if the rest of the attraction has a lot of flaws. Scaling that effect up to an entire gravity building would be absolutely incredible
Sneaky
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Man I’m so happy cooler heads prevailed on Villians land. MK all the way!
doctornick
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I mean, they could simply keep the courtyard as its own thing and start Monstropolis at the point where the Launch Bay begins. There’s plenty of room to build Monsters there without needing to use the Disney Jr or VOTLM footprints. And would make it easier to connect a guest path to the RNR area which would be a benefit for guest flow.
Coaster Lover
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Relieves my capacity concerns substantially!
doctornick
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I don’t know much about this kind of stuff but if they are doing dual loading then there is going to be multiple trains on the track at a time, no?
Yes. Dual Loading, different unload station likely. And Multiple block breaks help capacity tremendously.
Lower than some E tickets for sure. Higher than some too.
Casper Gutman
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That’s profoundly visually uninteresting. It would literally be a “coaster in a warehouse.”
Clyde Birdbrain
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Yes, the doors in the movie hang suspended under a track, just like the coaster will be.
peter11435
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Something unfortunate is that the coaster should sway, but current Vekoma Suspended don't.
Right off the bat it would be better suited for an Axis Coaster from S&S or something akin to what Arrow did with Suspended coasters in the 80s.
Saying "I want to be suspended under a track is only the first part. If this is just a coaster in the dim light and door mirror effects, it is just sort of a side attraction. Another Tron, but skewed slightly younger.
Smiley/OCD
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My .02…since Aerosmith has retired, retheme RnRC to the Muppets and reconstruct MV3D into Animation Courtyard…and build the Monsters Inc land in the Muppets courtyard OR, with Indy going to AK, let’s finally close the live show at HWD and build it there…
roj2323
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From a strategic standpoint, it would make more sense for it to be built as an animation courtyard replacement Leaving Muppets courtyard for a StarWars expansion later on. Doing this would also give them the option to use On Man's Dream as a replacement location for Monsters inc. Laugh floor. This would mean that That the Little mermaid stage show goes away however.
Casper Gutman
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So everyone’s excited about a coaster in an industrial warehouse? The entire point of Monsters Inc is the contrast between banal, familiar settings and fantastic characters, so a ride emphasizing the most boring setting of all sounds like a really bad idea.
You might have to do a bit of set-up to justify a track going through doors. Imagineers might have to exercise wit and cleverness. Perhaps the door system is malfunctioning. But theme park rides have to be designed to be interesting and enjoyable AS THEME PARK RIDES. They can’t just replicate a thoroughly uninteresting setting from a film and call it a day.
A coaster in an industrial warehouse with occasional door sized screens is a very, very bad concept for a ride.
To keep relatively on topic, I think you can lock in the current theming package on the first roller coaster built in the park until they open the third one, and not much longer.
Door Coaster I think has an ok and attainable capacity target. Vekoma FSCs I think come only as 20-seat trains, slotting it between SDD at 18 and RNR at 24. Optimistic blocking: two trains in the gravity room, two trains in the lifting scenes, one train in a post-gravity show scene, two in active load? It’s certain to be the highest capacity roller coaster in the park (low bar).
Door Coaster I think has an ok and attainable capacity target. Vekoma FSCs I think come only as 20-seat trains, slotting it between SDD at 18 and RNR at 24. Optimistic blocking: two trains in the gravity room, two trains in the lifting scenes, one train in a post-gravity show scene, two in active load? It’s certain to be the highest capacity roller coaster in the park (low bar).
ToTBellHop
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Mermaid is not planned to run for “a year or two”. It would not be difficult to keep the entrance out of this land if it goes to AC. Exit is harder but it’s not impossible if they really care (and I’m not sure they will).
Not sure on Disney Junior. It definitely meets a need.
Not sure on Disney Junior. It definitely meets a need.
The Muppets is critical to remain as one of the only things guests can do at DHS without some kind of Lighting Lane, Virtual Queue, or a long standby. it is high capacity and still gets very high GSR. It should, and deserves to stay.
TrainsOfDisney
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I personally prefer Monsters as an IP but Zootopia if they cloned the dark ride - would have added a family dark ride with no height requirement and an IP that is a bit more relevant.
I’m guessing with that plan the zootopia show may have gone into mermaid?
This adds a Pixar themed family coaster, right next to a Pixar themed family coaster. Probably same height requirements.
I think the coaster / experience will be fun, but pretty basic.
ToTBellHop
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I don’t necessarily see an issue with having an existing show stay in a MI land. It’s meant to be a living, breathing city that could easily host “visiting” shows.