What bus route do the two of you drive?So my co-worker has claimed that Monsters will be going into AC and a path will be built to connect to RnR. Confirmed... end of thread![]()
What bus route do the two of you drive?So my co-worker has claimed that Monsters will be going into AC and a path will be built to connect to RnR. Confirmed... end of thread![]()
This how you know lazyboy could never have a job in Disney Imagineering.…no “adventure”?
I actually considered, what if they move Muppet*Vision to the Magic Eye Theater, move the Carousel building between the Land and the Living Seas and erect a giant hedge around the three of them + The Land, where inside is no longer the Walt Disney Company, but a thing like Retlaw, where Burbank can never, ever, ever interfere. A team dedicated to respectful and appropriate technological and design improvements can oversee them. Truly an Experimental Prototype Community.What if the announcement is that Muppet*Vision is closing to make way for Monstropolis, but the Muppets are taking over the Imagination pavilion and pushing Figment to be nothing more than a Festival host?
And the doomsday clock ticks to 11I think this forum would genuinely have to go on lockdown for a week to hold back the fallout.
11? That'd make it go to 11:59:59.And the doomsday clock ticks to 11
…Dems fighting words…This how you know lazyboy could never have a job in Disney Imagineering.
I think we can settle the debate by saying they're each the best version of their ride system.yeah I dont get the hate on MB, its a pretty great retheme imo. The ToT in DHS is another story though, thats a classic
I think it’s more tech training of the customersI've been wondering this lately. Maybe it is a fast pass effect. More people are buying and using fast passes meaning less guests are in line. And more guests are in the walkways making it seem busier? Or maybe I'm just grasping at straws here.
I have no doubt they only gained approval because they were pitched as a Roger Rabbit tie in.I believe the Red Car Trolleys were the only new domestic ride addition under Iger that wasn't tied to an IP.
Poppcock.Hate to break it to you but they do it because it that's what people like. As much as I enjoy the classic non-IP stuff even still in Paris I was delighted seeing Marvel stuff. I'd prefer a blend but the parks cost a ton to run and what pays for that is getting seats on rides, a poster with Iron Man brings in more butts than a generic Western themed ride in an era where that's not that popular.
OG Disneyland was splashed with corporate names and overlays, I'm not sure that's much better and certainly isn't better imo.
Fact is GP likes IP, Disney's just making the sound financial move which is hard to blame if that's what appeals most to that majority by volume of their audience. People talk on here about how great Universal is yet compatible when Disney use IPs, it's just rose tinted specs all around.
I’m sure they’ve considered it. I think the issue is that Disneyland is so condensed with mini-lands in that side of the park, and already struggles with transitions and a sense of immersion. Adventureland there is little more than a brief walk before you’re at a treehouse halfway between New Orleans and the Wild WestThe rivers of America in Disneyland would never get paved over for a cars ride.
What TWDC does or does not do is in THEIR BEST INTEREST.Hate to break it to you but they do it because it that's what people like.
Rowling's rage tweeting has not affected anyone's love for the attractions that Universal has built.... She chose Universal based on proposals by the two companies.... Clearly Disney lost because they were not going to do enough with them...and Universal ran with the ball. I am disappointed that Disney's proposal was not good enough to get the IP...but in the end glad to see it was better and more creatively managed by Universal.I think Disney dodged a bullet given Rowling’s descent into full-time rage-tweeting.
Plus the world of Harry Potter (by which I mean the concept) feels too big and autonomous to be contained under the Disney umbrella. I’m glad it ended up elsewhere.
Then we’re both pleased with the outcome!Rowling's rage tweeting has not affected anyone's love for the attractions that Universal has built.... She chose Universal based on proposals by the two companies.... Clearly Disney lost because they were not going to do enough with them...and Universal ran with the ball. I am disappointed that Disney's proposal was not good enough to get the IP...but in the end glad to see it was better and more creatively managed by Universal.
It’s complete nonsense. It’s almost like they designed the land thinking everyone would love Fantastic Beasts but we didn’t so they had to find a way to slap a Potter ride in a Fantastic Beasts land. With Time Turners and the Floo Network, anything goes even though they are very clear in the books that this level of time travel is impossible (or someone would’ve just gone back and killed baby Tom Riddle…).I’m looking forward to Epic Universe but the Paris Harry Potter land makes no sense. Like why are we visiting Paris and then returning to Britain?
Yeah, at this point, the suspense is getting frustrating. If they’re gonna close Muppets, just go out and say it instead of holding out for weeks or months.Still no update on this is insane.. I’ve been checking this thread multiple times a day every damn day.. the suspense is killing Memuppets better stay.. AC needs more traffic and it would spread the crowds out
I really hope you are right.I'm very certain it's going in Animation Courtyard. It's pretty obvious IMO - the CM building exodus, the MuppetVision seating refreshes, the rumors, and the fact that a building tall enough for a coaster would be visible from GE
Register on WDWMAGIC. This sidebar will go away, and you'll see fewer ads.