Confused, if you mean the old Toy Story Mania entrance this is nowhere near that. That said in the future they could always connect Galaxy's edge through there but there's just not enough incentive to do so
The land will connect the same as Muppets Courtyard today. The entrance will be from Grand Avenue. If you exit Monsters and go left you hit the tunnel into SWGE, if you exit Monsters and go right you will hit the intersection with Baseline Tap House on your left (in front of Sci-fi) and Star Tours on your right. The connection to Pixar Place was closed off when they built SWGE and Toy Story Land.
Ice Age is being used..At Genting Skyworlds which features other lands based around the former Blue Sky studios films Epic, Rio and Robots...However, they have some pretty decent rides based around these films particularly Ice Age..
Doesn’t OLC have a thing where they don’t want their original rides cloned
I think there's a time limit on that, but I could be wrong.
I’d be fine with that. I’ve seen those allusions, and I hope at least one happens. I don’t think they’ll ever get a true ground up attraction again, which is a shame, but that’s life. I think multiple smaller locations is kinda smart on the imagineers part, as that probably ensures that the muppets will at least be around somewhere at wdw for a good while. And I would totally be down for multiple muppet rides. Although I do kinda have a gut feeling on where at least one of the other ones could go (no inside info, don’t get this twisted as a hint) and I don’t think many people here will be happy about it.
Perfect spot for Statler and Waldorf!
I think Disney has gotten too fixated on whole lands based on an IP. I guess it really started with Harry Potter down the street but ironically Universal has no problem with standalone attractions. Transformers is a fun ride. I don’t need a whole land, I don’t need to be transported to their environment. I would be perfectly fine seeing a smaller muppet attraction in any of the parks. The muppets fit in just about anywhere on a small scale.
They sort of have, but not totally. Tropical Americas isn't, Cars technically isn't. Tron Wasn't. Guardians wasn't. Remy's wasn't. I know people feel that way but outside of Pandora, Star Wars, Toy Story, and Monsters, they have lots of "counter" examples. Compared to Universal it feels about the same. 4 of Epic Universe's lands are single IP areas, plus the Potter areas.
I agree. They work great as a smaller scale, and as a property and nearly fit anywhere, and it’d still be In character. I wouldn’t be surprised if some older attractions are getting looked at for being muppe-fied, and honestly I hope it happens, muppets are great.
I’m not sure how Cars isn’t but I agree on the other one off additions. I wish they did more of that. I think the Monsters Doors coaster could have probably worked fine where it’s proposed without changing the rest of the area. Keep MV3D and maybe do one of the restaurants. For years MV3D existed next to Star Tours and with a Toy Story themed pizza planet next door along with a generic italian restaurant. ToT works fine as 1930s Hollywood next to RNRC which is obviously not set in the 1930s (Steven Tyler only looks that old).
Cars is being proposed as part of Frontierland, not a new Cars Land like in DCA.
I just mean Cars "technically" is part of Frontierland and isn't really themed to Radiator Springs, but to a national park setting. That's why I said "technically" lol, but I know it is basically a Cars land in the middle of Frontierland.
Just an awareness of what’s usually in such spaces. That space between Rise of the Resistance, Muppet*Vision 3D and Mama Melrose was guest space that was turned into back of house space. It’s not laid out in a way that says “we intended for this to become guest space again”. They even put equipment in the area. My guess is that equipment is there and a big ride like Rise respected Cypress Dr because there’s a bunch of stuff under there.
I reject the idea that Carsland will just be part of Frontierland. There were no cars in the 19th century American Frontier.
I mean, valid
I know once it is built my family will probably refer to it as Cars Land lol.