Pandora: The World of Avatar at Disneyland or California Adventure

which park should have avatar land ?

  • Disneyland

    Votes: 5 6.8%

  • California Adventure

    Votes: 10 13.5%

  • Third park

    Votes: 59 79.7%
  • Total voters
    74
mccgavin

mccgavin

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THE 1HAPPY HAUNT said:
Disney is slowly becoming universal. next thing you know there will be a screen ride like fast and furious--wait mickey's runaway rail train adventure is coming. oooh I spoke too late
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Although Mickey & Minnie's Runaway Railway will contain a lot of projections in it, it does appear that it will have a good amount of animatronics and physical elements as well. Not a good comparison
 
No Name

No Name

Well-Known Member
Avatar to some extent was talked about for Disneyland's Tomorrowland back when Disney announced the deal and stated that it would be used in multiple parks. Then they realized nobody cares about Avatar and it was silly to make the licensing deal. Then Flight of Passage opened as the highest-rated ride on either coast and well Disney bought Fox. So a lot has happened. If anything is built, it would only be FoP or it would be the FoP ride system used with a different IP.
 
Phroobar

Phroobar

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THE 1HAPPY HAUNT said:
even rocket rods?
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I still don't understand why no one has every built a Babylon 5 ride. It was a much better show that Star Trek DS9 and it had Chekov.

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networkpro

networkpro

Well-Known Member
In the Parks
Yes
Professortango1 said:
Wow. Why rebuild the Autopia somewhere else when its constantly on the chopping block where it is already? Also, I personally find Tron next to SM to be very problematic as they are similar coaster types. I also don't think a movie set in modern day...or the 80's, belongs in a land devoted to the future. I also think the Tron ride is short and pretty mediocre with an outdoor portion that kills the idea of the attraction.

Then the idea of building the floating mountains and the giant mountain range right next to the Matterhorn really kills the scale.

Its pretty much a no across the board for me. Kudos on the design aspects and layout though.
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How is a wild mouse the same as a Velkoma ?
 
Professortango1

Professortango1

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networkpro said:
How is a wild mouse the same as a Velkoma ?
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A roller coaster through a dark/cold/sci-fi environment with projections with blue lights used as an accent color. It would be like putting Shanghai's pirates where Indy is. Two pirate boat adventures. Sure, one uses much better vehicle technology and the show scenes are different, but it still feels the same to the guest.
 
Sharon&Susan

Sharon&Susan

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You know guys McDonald's would really fit in Tomorrowland. Skeptical? You won't be once you read this.
1. "Beyond the Sea" plays at the end of the Nemo Submarine Voyage
2. One of the most famous versions of the song was preformed by Bobby Darin
3. Mac Tonight is an imitation of Bobby Darin
4. Mac Tonight is one of McDonald's mascots
5. Therefore Mc Donald's belongs in Tomorrowland
It'd fit right along with the lawnmower go-kart and the pizza place from past modern day (1990's).
 

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