Sneaky
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I gotta be honest, I was getting into the pure hilarity of the epic games pavilion, and Fortnite in Epcot.
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News Monster Inc Land Coming to Disney's Hollywood Studios
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ednamodedarling
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Thinking we will hear about figment/inside out at destination-d23 next year
𝕴𝖒𝖆𝖌𝖎𝖓𝖊𝖊𝖗97
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- In the Parks
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Could they eventually retheme RnRC to Incredibles? I don't want them to, but the work they did on the coaster doesn't preclude them from switching the theme...
MrPromey
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Wouldn't get my hopes up on that level of intensity if I were you.
MagicHappens1971
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I would hope they learned from the mistake that is Incredi-coaster
JustInTime
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Yes and I suspect it we’ll happen. Just clone the theming from Incredicoaster DCA.
JustInTime
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I think that’s exactly what they will do.
MagicHappens1971
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I’m not so sure. This parks panel gives me the impression that Disney is *finally* playing the long game when it comes to the parks. A cheap Incredi-coaster retheme doesn’t fit that bill.
Mr. Sullivan
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Just saw someone on DisTwitter try and claim that this land is a bad idea because, according to them, “the franchise isn’t popular anymore.”
As someone who has been the Monsters fan their whole life, I can confidently say it’s more popular now that it was when MU was about to come out. It goes viral constantly, it’s beloved among millinneals and gen z (and even alpha is embracing it). It has been reported on (along with Villains Land) by sources that don’t even usually mention Disney Parks and gotten hundreds of thousands of likes in the process.
Not popular anymore…please. This is what I mean when I say that those who have chosen to join that side of Disney Parks fandom that only stays to say they hate everything is really out of touch with the reality of what people will and won’t be excited for in these parks.
As someone who has been the Monsters fan their whole life, I can confidently say it’s more popular now that it was when MU was about to come out. It goes viral constantly, it’s beloved among millinneals and gen z (and even alpha is embracing it). It has been reported on (along with Villains Land) by sources that don’t even usually mention Disney Parks and gotten hundreds of thousands of likes in the process.
Not popular anymore…please. This is what I mean when I say that those who have chosen to join that side of Disney Parks fandom that only stays to say they hate everything is really out of touch with the reality of what people will and won’t be excited for in these parks.
Sneaky
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the cycle begins again
Big_Shakalaka
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I kinda think this too. It may be safe for now, but long term, it's a hug piece of land that could be redeveloped for something that is more attractive to people under 40.
Big_Shakalaka
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I have a personal theory that WDI has already earmarked that section of the park for WDW's Avenger's campus, but are stalling until Disney and Universal can work that our.Yes they are, just not for a bit
MagicHappens1971
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Not happening. Ever.
Big_Shakalaka
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Hero, or Hiro?
TrainsOfDisney
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Hold my dole whip! Haha
Moth
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Universal would want firstborn rights on an exec for that to happen willingly.
doctornick
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Well, people are definitely hinting that there is something else coming to DHS and that it could be related to Incredibles. Changing RNR to an Incredibles theme seems reasonably plausible especially as they've already given that IP the roller coaster treatment before.
ednamodedarling
Active Member
But like … by keeping marvel in the parks aren’t they promoting, selling & essentially giving money to a Disney owned property? Doesn’t really make sense in the long term to keep them there.