DHS Monster Inc Land Coming to Disney's Hollywood Studios

[AidenRodriguez731]

A collection of IP lands and rides with just enough capacity to draw interest, but not so much that you can't avoid paying for additional services like LL and feel obligated to book everything in advance.

They haven't really learned much from the failed launch of WDSP.

Learned much from the failed launch of WDSP? Wdym?

This seems to be more like trying to make their own "Epic Universe-like" park. Themed lands to IP/Franchises with a central more generic theme and not many rides.

 

[Jrb1979]

Interesting take. I guess it's like the runway looks on a fashion show. Impressive in some ways. But, who (besides Disney) would actually want or buy these things. They just aren't needed for most other installations and add time and complexity to the attraction. (Not saying that's a bad thing - especially for Disney. Rather, "unnecessary" for most of the industry.)

Other parks have already used this Technology. The rotating seats are already on a coaster in Phantasialand

 

[Orange is the new Red]

I’d argue Disney is quickly becoming (or already basically is) Universal Studios. Just IP wherever and that’s every park now except AK.

If you actually went to the parks you would feel drastically different. They are vastly different experiences in my opinion.

This place is littered with bad info.