QUEEN is the only band to replace Aerosmith in my opinion

[luv]

Luckily, AC/DC has recorded hundreds of songs that sound almost but not quite the same. However, I think the catalog is reduced to ~ 7 songs including 3 instrumentals if you leave out all the ones that are fraught with innuenedo.

I only had three of the albums - Highway to Hell, Back in Black and the one with the canon (For Those About To Rock?) - so I haven't heard most of those songs.

But they're the best for RnRc, IMO. Maybe I should take my iPod next time.

 

[Texas84]

I'll go with Rush, my favorite. Fewer women would ride and lines would be shorter.

 

[michaelnyc]

If I could ride that while Flash was playing in the back ground, my life would be complete.

YES, Flash, you mean someone else remembers that album?

 

[#OccupyBeastlyKingdom]

Anybody remember the Hannah Montana replacement rumor?

 

[MaxsDad]

You know, the Whiskey is on Sunset. Many, many, rock bands played the Whiskey, but most are not very Disney-esque, but then again, neither is Aerosmith really. Some LA/Hollywood bands include Van Halen and GnR. Bands from other areas played there as well, including The Who.

Anyway, retheme the attraction to be from studio or garage/rehearsal to the "Whiskey". Retheme the Exit Shop to a Counter Service.

Too bad "Rock of Ages" is a WB property. Shankman has Disney ties, and Tom sure loves him some WDW. His ego and his little girl would make Stacee Jaxx/Arsenal a done deal.

 

[Magenta Panther]

How about the Banana Splits? Tra-la-la, la-la-la-la...

(april fools, obviously).

But seriously, folks, Aerosmith is awesome. Leave it!

 

[DisneyWall-E]

Journey!
NUFF SAID

 

[Magenta Panther]

Journey!
NUFF SAID

Nah. I nominate Weird Al. The music track could be his parody of Michael Jackson's "Bad" - "I'm fat, I'm fat, come on I'm really fat" - then the giant doughnut in the ride would actually make sense.

 

[luv]

I have never understood the doughnut.

 

[George Lucas on a Bench]

The giant donut is a sign for a donut shop along the freeway. I think in Walt Disney World Quest: Magical Racing Tour, which featured the donut, the place is referred to as Allnite Donuts.

 

[rodserling27]

Radiohead. None other. Haha, I'm kidding!!! Can you IMAGINE listening to "Bloom" or "Idioteque" while on that thing?!?

For those who are unfamiliar and don't understand the joke, this is Radiohead:
Bloom
and Idioteque:

 

[Dads 2 Boys]

Not this thread again......

 

[MKCP 1985]

_______ is the only band to replace the Country Bears.

 

[MaxsDad]

_______ is the only band to replace the Country Bears.

Electric Mayhem!

 

[George]

I only had three of the albums - Highway to Hell, Back in Black and the one with the canon (For Those About To Rock?) - so I haven't heard most of those songs.

But they're the best for RnRc, IMO. Maybe I should take my iPod next time.

For those about to rock is indeed the song and title of the album.

 

[George]

Electric Mayhem!

Electric Mayhem was rumored to be coming to Muppet area in DHS a while ago. I would've loved that. I would've also loved if Professor Honeydew and Beaker were a permanent thing to.

 

[MaxsDad]

Electric Mayhem was rumored to be coming to Muppet area in DHS a while ago. I would've loved that.

Can you pircture that?

 

[Californian Elitist]

Queen is my absolute favorite rock band ever. Bee Gees are also my favorite musical group.

 

[Californian Elitist]

I have never understood the doughnut.

Maybe it's a reference to Randy's Donuts. It's a well-known and popular doughnut shop here in Los Angeles.

 

[captainkidd]

Obvious bias here as Bon Jovi is my favorite group, but they would make the most sense.

-They're safe.
-They've spanned generations.
-They're still relevant (new album debuted at #1 last week and they have the #1 tour in the world right now.)
-Most importantly, they're massive on a global scale. That's key at WDW with all the visitors from other countries. The only band that has as large of a worldwide fan base is U2. I love Aerosmith, but they're not big at all outside of the US.

As for Queen, though I like a lot of their music, they were never huge in the US. Like many acts, they became more popular after Freddie died.