Possible Frontierland expansion

[ToTBellHop]

Does it seem backwards to anyone else to have three E-tickets located essentially side-by-side, and pinned down behind the parade route to boot?

Sounds like Disneyland.

 

[matt9112]

About to be****

this forum is notoriously bad with jumping the gun, chill out

jump the gun or not......EVERYTHING DISNEY HAS EVER ANNOUNCED OR DONE i have known about months in advance....because of this forum. even with smaller mundane things this forum has you two weeks ahead of this or that.

 

[CaptainAmerica]

You've clearly never been to Disneyland.

Sounds like Disneyland.

Is your point that Disneyland has that situation and it works? Or Disneyland has that situation and it sucks so WDW better be careful what they wish for?

 

[matt9112]

And WRE is NOT in the mix. For pity's sake.

My worry is they'll finally have an excuse to dock the Belle permenantly.

i know its a part of history marni but if something new is grand i can wave goodbye....a hell of a lot sooner than the loss of horizons =(

 

[SoupBone]

Please point to one single solitary example of anything like that. Ever.

I enjoy your enthusiasm, but I think dry docking the Liberty Belle, a truly unique attraction, is a horrible idea. They better blow us away with something unique and innovative if they're taking that attraction away. Oh and to answer your question--- this screams creativity and imagination.

 

[matt9112]

Sounds like BS to me. What would be the film tie in??

adventure-land itself has a bit of created story....the story of the gold mining and such i think a story could build onto that maybe a small dark ride "inside the mountain"

 

[CaptainAmerica]

I enjoy your enthusiasm, but I think dry docking the Liberty Belle, a truly unique attraction, is a horrible idea.

1. Nobody said that's necessarily what's happening.
2. Presumably, if they did, it would be to build a more unique attraction.

 

[matt9112]

I enjoy your enthusiasm, but I think dry docking the Liberty Belle, a truly unique attraction, is a horrible idea. They better blow us away with something unique and innovative if they're taking that attraction away. Oh and to answer your question--- this screams creativity and imagination.

i hope the carpet ride is gone before i die.....i don't mind a spinner over there honestly...its just like did you even tell imagination you bought that? or just order it off the internet.

 

[LAKid53]

Dave I really hope it stays but unfortunately the guests looking for a relaxing retreat are the enemy. Current guests want in your face constant action so they can complain about how exhausted they are back in the office when they get home. I would love to know what % of guests actually make the voyage to TSI and enjoy it for the truly unique space that it is.[/]

Me

 

[ToTBellHop]

Is your point that Disneyland has that situation and it works? Or Disneyland has that situation and it sucks so WDW better be careful what they wish for?

That DL has a similar situation and some people report enjoying DL and having a bit of fun there. I don't think a park can have too many rides.

 

[SoupBone]

1. Nobody said that's necessarily what's happening.
2. Presumably, if they did, it would be to build a more unique attraction.

I hope that you're right, more specifically to number 2. Where else outside of New Orleans or St Louis can you ride a fully functional paddlewheel?

 

[matt9112]

I....don't know whether to be sad or happy at that idea...

you know....that movie is very underrated....and it would fit well with the boat but not well with the land. the idea of a restaurant in general...this.could work. some decent quick serve seafood?

 

[CaptainAmerica]

That DL has a similar situation and some people report enjoying DL and having a bit of fun there. I don't think a park can have too many rides.

Haha yeah I'm sure it's fun. I'm just talking about the logistical/operational considerations of putting it there.

 

[Mike S]

That DL has a similar situation and some people report enjoying DL and having a bit of fun there. I don't think a park can have too many rides.

There's only one thing a park can have too much of: dead space.

 

[LAKid53]

Won't happen unless it's to build DVC units.

@Horizons1, you're beginning to become a one note wonder with your complaints about DVC. Give it a rest...not what this thread is about.

 

[CaptainAmerica]

@Horizons1, you're beginning to become a one note wonder with your complaints about DVC. Give it a rest...not what this thread is about.

See also: Anyone who used (or plans on using) the words "Frozen," "Universal," "Spirted," "Iger," or "TDO" in this thread.

 

[Mike S]

See also: Anyone who used (or plans on using) the words "Frozen," "Universal," "Spirted," "Iger," or "TDO" in this thread.

You just did

 

[englanddg]

Does it seem backwards to anyone else to have three E-tickets located essentially side-by-side, and pinned down behind the parade route to boot?

They could get around that, but they'd need to seriously modify the Haunted Mansion queue/traffic flow or build out into the river some...

 

[ToTBellHop]

See also: Anyone who used (or plans on using) the words "Frozen," "Universal," "Spirted," "Iger," or "TDO" in this thread.

Agreed. I'm growing tired of the complainers grasping at straws when it is clear we WDW fans have a reason to be excited--even if all of the projects being discussed don't come to fruition, a lot is happening at WDW.

 

[BrianLo]

Is your point that Disneyland has that situation and it works? Or Disneyland has that situation and it sucks so WDW better be careful what they wish for?

It manages to run two nightly !Fantasmic shows on ROA, while maintaining comparably (to WDW) tiny walkways and has far more of a distance to where it dead-ends.

I won't lie, it's not ideal, but they certainly manage. It's also a rather "nice" place to get stuck, with plenty of attractions. If you offer enough there is no need to criss-cross a parade route every 20 minutes.