Cesar R M
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I'm talking about the area marked as "parking".
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Possible Attraction in France pavilion (Epcot) Update - new Attraction Greenlit
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Cesar R M
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Considering how many european nations already have presence in World Showcase and very few of ASIA-OCEANIA or SouthAmerica...
My money is on Brazil! I hope they build one.
The pathway is more or less correct but is a partly covered path, not a building.I figured that would probably be the case but the ones in the know who know where the queue will pick up grow mum when asked about that.
Maybe going through IdF is still in the mix!
Shrink the Gondola building a bit and push it back to almost the edge of the current walkway too.
Cesar R M
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Marvel... in Epcot..I was thinking Sokovia...then they could sneak some Marvel in at Epcot!
Cesar R M
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Speaking of Gondolas.. I read that one of the Gondolas at one Six Flags failed today and they caught the girl that fell from the unit.
jt04
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Ski lift, not gondola.
raven
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That was yesterday I believe.
raven
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I hope the show building won't be that high. That's like 40' tall!!!!
Pushed 'back' as in further away from the dock? That's what I did in the image below.
The question now is where the intervening towers are and how tall and how close to the IG station to create a decline of height that can clear trees down to a ground-based station. And unfortunately, Google Earth Pro can't do inclined polygons.
Pft. We're in France. We use metric here. It's only 15 meters.
danlb_2000
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Some of the backstage things displaced by Rat will go behind Morocco.
danlb_2000
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Most recent report is that it was not a failure of the ride but was caused by "human error" on the part of the girl who fell. This was a ski-lift style ride, not an enclosed gondola.
Andrew C
You know what's funny?
More real props and special effects if possible.
I think they are just going to clone it though, which I'm fine with to be honest.
sedati
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I've only seen the videos, but it certainly looks like a fun family attraction. The pacing of the end chase seems pretty unique and fun. Curious how well the scale works- everything does seem big.
jt04
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Can't they start building support facilities across the canal? Plenty of room over there.
RSoxNo1
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FWIW, Hate To Fly and Jim Hill were the first two people I had that were talking about Ratatouille in France with any authority:
July 1, 2014: Jim Hill reported on Episode 61 of the Unofficial Guide's Disney Dish podcast that Paris would have the Ratatouille ride exclusively for 4+ years. This would mean that the earliest the attraction would be brought to Walt Disney World would likely be 2019-2020.
May 10, 2014: @HateToFly has posted an image of the France Pavilion on Twitter with a teaser tweet that reads, "Listen you can hear rumbles of bulldozers, earth, and traps? #rumor #disney"
July 1, 2014: Jim Hill reported on Episode 61 of the Unofficial Guide's Disney Dish podcast that Paris would have the Ratatouille ride exclusively for 4+ years. This would mean that the earliest the attraction would be brought to Walt Disney World would likely be 2019-2020.
May 10, 2014: @HateToFly has posted an image of the France Pavilion on Twitter with a teaser tweet that reads, "Listen you can hear rumbles of bulldozers, earth, and traps? #rumor #disney"
That's not really a prediction. Fans always want good attractions in other parks cloned to the one they go to. Knowing that Rat has an exclusivity period at which point it can be cloned to other parks isn't an insider's leak that they're actually going to do it and have plans where to put it.
