Sage of Time
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Heh!You missed nothing... in a few years, this thread will be relevant.
Heh!You missed nothing... in a few years, this thread will be relevant.
If we are lucky.You missed nothing... in a few years, this thread will be relevant.
It just grows the anticipation. Remember the awesomeness of the BAH thread?!?You missed nothing... in a few years, this thread will be relevant.
Haha I literally looked forward to each morning for an updated photo. That was one of the best threads here. Shared some good laughs there!It just grows the anticipation. Remember the awesomeness of the BAH thread?!?
I really don't think MK competes directly with Disneyland Park...I actually believe this rumor more so now than I did prior to D23. The reason is.... Star Wars.
The WDW Galaxy will be located within DHS (which I think is the appropriate location for the IP) whereas the Galaxy in Anaheim will be in Disneyland Park, likely behind Critter Country and Fantasyland (to be determined).
With this major expansion coming to Disneyland Park, this will put MK further and further behind Disneyland Park in sheer ride quantity and offerings. MK will have to answer to this quantity variance, eventually.
Last I heard, the expansion would not have a major impact on RoA. Not sure of whether that is still the case today though (I last heard about it a month or so ago).So, not directly related, but most folks have seen the Miceage post about DL's Rivers of America which basically echos what @Lee and others on here have said.
The relevance to WDW is if Disney is okay with significantly modifying the RR and RoA in DL, would they be planning or considering similar changes in MK? Furthermore, I find it interesting that one major aspect of the plans for DL will include Star Wars "connecting" Critter Country and Frontierland, ending the dead end/bottleneck in the former. I would like to think that Disney might consider similar changes at MK to try to connect the BTMRR area with Liberty Square -- a similar river redirection/cutting off the top of TSI might facilitate that.
I like how WDW'S Mansion is in a dead end (no pun intended), the Mansion at Disneyland has Slash Mountain just yards away and it kind of kills the show a bit and I'd hate to see the same thing happen to Magic Kingdom's MansionI really hope the expansion doesn't expand into Liberty Square. My main complaint would be with the interference into the queue of Haunted Mansion. It's perfect, leave it as it is. But the setup of ROA is a very different in DL, so I think that whatever expansion were to happen it wouldn't touch Liberty Square/Fantasyland. A Fantasyland connection would be impossible.
Not as far as I know.Could the possible expansion still loop Frontierland back around to Liberty Square?
If it did they would have already added another land or two lolI really don't think MK competes directly with Disneyland Park...
that wouldn't be an expansion that would be like 3 given the amount of space between the area north of big thunder all the way to the haunted mansion.Could the possible expansion still loop Frontierland back around to Liberty Square?
Indeed. Even at DL where they are getting a whole new land up there, they are demoing half of RoA to do it, not looping around the existing RoA. Our expansion, if built, is one E-ticket.that wouldn't be an expansion that would be like 3 given the amount of space between the area north of big thunder all the way to the haunted mansion.
I like how WDW'S Mansion is in a dead end (no pun intended), the Mansion at Disneyland has Slash Mountain...
Indeed. Even at DL where they are getting a whole new land up there, they are demoing half of RoA to do it, not looping around the existing RoA. Our expansion, if built, is one E-ticket.
That's exactly what I find sad about Walt Disney World. They should enjoy the amount of space they have, but instead they put attractions on places, so that there's no chance of expansion.Right. I don't expect anything that grand in the short term. But I hope that with this Frontierland expansion (were it to happen) that it would be done is such a way to allow for the possibility of future expansion of the north side of the RoA. I feel like Disney often is haphazard with WDW development figuring that there's also more land available, instead of making long terms plans for possible changes and flexibility. With DHS having to be totally rebuilt, hopefully they've learned a lesson about planning for the future and anticipating needs.
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