EPCOT New Play Pavilion to replace Epcot's Wonders of Life

[ᗩLᘿᑕ ֊ᗩζᗩᗰ]

If you don’t have the time to write your own ideas why do you think we have the time to read it?

It's provided as proof that AI is capable of generating the same schlock Disney spits out. Then again, I'm sure AI could have done a better job with Tiana. Though for further edification, I purposely noted it instead of taking credit as if it were my own "idea". Read or don't. What do I care?

 

[MagicHappens1971]

Actually no it wouldn’t Tokyo almost certainly has an exclusivity clause on that ride

They probably don’t - this is a common misconception. Not all overseas attractions have exclusivity, most don’t. I’ve actually never heard of a Tokyo Disney attraction having exclusivity. And even if it did they don’t last forever, see Tron.

 

[Gusey]

They probably don’t - this is a common misconception. Not all overseas attractions have exclusivity, most don’t. I’ve actually never heard of a Tokyo Disney attraction having exclusivity. And even if it did they don’t last forever, see Tron.

Tron was Shanghai. They have a 5 year exclusivity as far as I'm aware because Tron was originally supposed to open in 2021, 5 years after Tron opened in Shanghai. Hong Kong doesn't seem to have any exclusivity but they try to have unique attractions/takes on attractions so people visit Hong Kong and Shanghai. Tokyo doesn't have a known exclusivity, but no attraction built for the Tokyo Disney Resort has been replicated afterwards at any other Disney Park. Meanwhile, now DLP is completely owned by Disney, any attraction is fair game for cloning

 

[Agent H]

Tron was Shanghai. They have a 5 year exclusivity as far as I'm aware because Tron was originally supposed to open in 2021, 5 years after Tron opened in Shanghai. Hong Kong doesn't seem to have any exclusivity but they try to have unique attractions/takes on attractions so people visit Hong Kong and Shanghai. Tokyo doesn't have a known exclusivity, but no attraction built for the Tokyo Disney Resort has been replicated afterwards at any other Disney Park. Meanwhile, now DLP is completely owned by Disney, any attraction is fair game for cloning

er um except for the iron man rollercoster because universal

 

[Gusey]

er um except for the iron man rollercoster because universal

Yeah, Iron Man coaster at DLP is pretty rough so I bet you're glad that wasn't cloned, but even Web-Slingers was designed for both WDS and DCA. It fits a lot better at WDS than DCA even though DCA got the stuntronic

 

[ToTBellHop]

Actually no it wouldn’t Tokyo almost certainly has an exclusivity clause on that ride

For 5 years, if it has one.

Which, honestly, is probably when another Epcot addition might come anyway. So, non-issue.

 

[UNCgolf]

~12 small interactive activities. The monorail simulator thing, a scavenger hunt type thing, Wii games (lol), Animation Academy, list goes on. It was just going to be an indoor digital children's playground, like Image Works and late era Innoventions with a heavy dose of screens and IP slop poured into it. The coolest part of the whole concept to me was it was being established kinda like how the power strip in Wreck it Ralph was. The idea was that any Disney character could interact with any other one in there, but in a totally non-canon to their franchises way because every character was a digital simulacra version of themselves.

And yeah, all of this was designed in 2018. It would have been pretty terribly dated by now.

I'm glad to hear confirmation of my opinion/belief that the Play Pavilion would have been tremendously outdated not long after opening. It's one of the many reasons I was happy it was cancelled.