Chef Mickey
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Lol, I know that.
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mouse_luv
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Not quite sure what this has to do with my post about wanting a TS based on the tavern featured in "Tangled"?!
Haymarket2008
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Sleeping Beauty or Tangled would be so fantastic. This will never ever happen, but Black Cauldron would be amazing.
JiminyandTink
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I would go with Alice in Wonderland
Matt in the Hatt
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Night on bald mountain
Raineman
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I think refurbing Tomorrowland Speedway into a Wreck It Ralph attraction would be great. Call it Sugar Rush Racers, make sure that most of the cars look like Vanellope's so that kids don't fight over who gets her car
, and theme the areas beside the track to look like Candyland, with AAs of the major characters. I don't think Wreck It Ralph has gotten enough love at WDW-outside of Disney Quest, it's hard to find anything. As far as Princess Fairytale Hall, I think you'd have to go with Tangled or Sleeping Beauty.
Adam Snider
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I agree with both Tangled and Princess and the Frog. Both have great scenes that can be turned into a fun ride, floating latern and i have a dream. Or New Orleans themed mardi gras with the scenery would be fun. Both movies have great songs and could have beautiful ride scenery.
Mr. Tickle
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The Legend of Sleepy Hollow.
whiterhino42
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Mary poppins, it's well overdue
Princess_AmyK
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Hands down, Tangled. The fact that Frozen gets so much attention amazes me because I know more Tangled fans than Frozen fans and tbh Tangled was a much better movie. I definitely think disney should invest more into it.
Matt_Black
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It would have to be a classic that has already proven it has staying power. Something like Treasure Planet or Chicken Little.
Hey, Treasure Planet was awesome. Basically, that movie failed in theaters due to bad marketing, not because of any fault with the film.
Travers' pure, unbridled spite & bitterness has lived on after her death, becoming a malevolent specter that prevents anything more than meet and greets and the occasional prop display.
Seabasealpha1
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Maybe they can use the space for some kind of Frozen related shenanigans... and then they can pop that crap outta World Showcase!
Doubtful. Very Doubtful.
Doubtful. Very Doubtful.
Raineman
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I just watched Treasure Planet recently, and I thought it was great as well, and left me wondering why I haven't heard more about this movie before. I loved Atlantis:The Lost Empire, too.
Phineas
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Legend of Sleepy Hollow: You can tell the story of Ichabod Crane, the riders embodying him, as you hear the legend of the Headless Horseman in the song/party scene from the movie, before ultimately facing off against him at the end. I'm envisioning something like the original Snow White ride, with midway spook house scares, but with a few modern effects thrown in for good measure.
Matt_Black
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I'm surprised Atlantis: The Lost Empire hasn't been embraced by nerd culture and become a cult hit. I mean, both Joss Whedon and Mike Mignola worked on it, and it really shows.
mimitchi33
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I'd love to see a Bing Bong ride where you go through Imagination Land. That would fit perfectly in Fantasyland!
I hate to break it to you, epcotisbest, but The Wizard of Oz was made by MGM, not Disney.
Matt_Black
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The movie made with Judy Garland is by MGM. The story itself is in the public domain, however.