that's hysterical...
Actually one section of The American Adventure does talk about Slavery...Yes. I understand where you're coming from, especially in today's atmosphere.
I do feel in the right hands it could be done, though. I know The American Adventure is 30 minutes long and I know it's a "home grown product," but that thing has been so sanitized. It dances around the ugliness in our past--Manifest Destiny, Trail of Tears, Slavery and Slave labor. Yet, it is a feel-good attraction. I am guessing someone talented could create a "highlight reel," or maybe introduce us to a myth. I am not sure, I will leave it to someone more creative than I am. LOL
Holistically, what I loved about Epcot Center was that everything presented was introductory. At worst, someone was merely entertained. At best, a kernel was planted in a kid's head that made her or her want to learn more about what they'd seen on vacation. I wish it could continue in that vein.
I think you are very confused there buddy. I haven't mentioned radiator springs once so maybe realize who you are addressing and you did assume by ethnicity by saying " I guess your not of Mexican descent" so again figure out who you are talking too.
Absolutely. All the film for the El Rio history section was shot in Burbank.
I actually laughed very loudly at that description.. but then... if the Parks weren't as patriotic as they were...Id imagine they would be doing exactly that (if the Park was in Russia or other country not tied directly with the USA I mean..)
I still love the American's pavilion show. A marvel of engineering.
Id imagine that would have been built on Dismaland if they were serious about a real theme park themed to doom and gloom and the worst of the world.
The show itself is great but, while I admittedly haven't been in a few years, it really needs some sprucing up. On my last trip (where I did DL and WDW) it was one of those attractions where I left thinking that this attraction would not be in that condition were it at the DLR.
I really wish I had paid the "back stage" tour. The videos of the machinery are amazing.
I dare you to follow the quote lines.. because you quoted the WRONG MESSAGE.
While I don't disagree with you, I doubt it will be that case... Magic Kingdom is simply running out of room for Fairy Tales, but they are one of the bigest draws. I think the real anomaly about Frozen is how well it was executed... if they do more timeless storybook stuff hopefully they do it that well
I don't know, I think there is room. Somehow Disneyland seems to squeeze in a lot more into their Fantasyland.
That I do agree with. Whatever the appropriateness of its location, I think almost everyone has been surprised at how good the execution was. That, of course, is a double edged sword as once upon a time we would have expected new Disney rides to be top quality, but c'est la vie!
Well the Disneyland Park isn't as land locked as Magic Kingdom, which surrounded by swamps and canals, and has the utliador and it's elevation changes to deal with. At MK you only get something new if it replaces something else, were as at Epcot there are huge lots of land that were set aside for "future development" on day one but most of it never was
Princess fairytale hall can go very easily and a great new dark ride could go there.
I wish. I would've been happy with SWSA simply staying there as well.
MK has tonnes of expansion room if done correctly. If anything DL is more land locked.
