Move One Man's Dream to Innoventions?

[Badger Brent]

Saw this on Facebook and it really does make sense. Space that's not being utilized for its intended purpose. I know, it should be technology and innovative exhibits....well how's that working since the 1990's? It has theatres and open space to make a great exhibit. After everyone shoots this down, move it to Wonders of Life and call it Wonders of Walt? Love to hear thoughts or other options.

 

[Jon81uk]

It's FUTURE World, not past world.

Unless they change the whole design of the park it doesn't sit right.

 

[Badger Brent]

Reàd my post....

 

[Badger Brent]

How about, Frozen takes Olaf to Space?

 

[copcarguyp71]

ok...so here's another thought. What about moving it into Oddyssey? It is in a kind of aside area in the transition between the two parks. Would really be a shame to see this attraction be dismantled and remanded to the unseen archives IMO. OR....the upstairs of Imagination? Where better to showcase uncle Walt's dream?

 

[Badger Brent]

There we go! I love hearing ideas of using space left for dead.

 

[Hakunamatata]

How about moving it to the Disney family museum.

 

[marni1971]

Innoventions north west needs something. It's an embarrassment.

 

[Badger Brent]

I wonder what percentage of guests have never been inside either side of Innoventions?

 

[doctornick]

I wonder what percentage of guests have never been inside either side of Innoventions?

They'd be missing a gem of an attraction with Sum of All Thrills (probably a good thing, though, since the capacity is horrendous, so its better to have fewer people do it).

 

[Monorail Runner]

Good idea, great use for empty space with an excellent attraction. I don't think people would balk that it doesn't fit the theme, I think they would just enjoy the attraction and the story.

 

[Cmdr_Crimson]

It's FUTURE World, not past world.

Unless they change the whole design of the park it doesn't sit right.

The way it feels....I still feel like I'm at the tail end of the Eisner-era...Late 2003....