Re-Do a Retheme!

[Frankenstein79]

The 80's Robot actually was the best part in The Muppets. But Muppets as a whole has been squandered by Disney. In fact it feels like with most of what Disney owns they want to turn it into lame Disney Channel level stuff. What happened to edgy, more sarcastic humor like the old Muppets used to have. Before Disney cut their "you know whats" off.

 

[Miru]

Yeah, Disney has a tendency to cut the brainstem out of the operation, and it’s even gotten as far as their core animation studio, the heart and root of the company, by now. Speaking of which;

The Future Gallery

(SW Launch Bay retheme)

The “glorified Star Wars museum” has become a larger-scaled museum that also covers other Disney IP; artifacts from those films on display prominently, with rotating exhibitions.

 

[Rambozo]

Never seen The Muppets (20??), it didn't look good to me in the trailer. But the 80's robot looks like a funny bit. Maybe I'll catch it on D+ just to see his scenes.

 

[The Lochness Monsta]

Never seen The Muppets (20??), it didn't look good to me in the trailer. But the 80's robot looks like a funny bit. Maybe I'll catch it on D+ just to see his scenes.

Definitely one of the highlights of recent Muppet stuff. I'm more into the classic stuff though, like Muppet Show and Muppet Xmas Carol. It felt more adult back then.

 

[The Great Gonzo]

Epcot is my favorite park, but even I have to admit it has lost it's way.

 

[Garfield Builder]

I got an idea for the Void Pavilion. Themed as the Void Institute for Virtual Reality Research in which Lucas Hightower, grandson of Harrison Hightower III and founding member of SEA's splinter faction "The Voidlings", hosts a VR open house. Guests are told to put on their VR headsets and enjoy various exhibits.

 

[Rambozo]

I guess you are really going with the robot city theming. ha

 

[Miru]

I would suggest licensing a mecha franchise for an attraction, but due to Disney owning Lucasarts, the homegrown Metal Warriors would work.

 

[RunForestRun]

This actually makes a lot of sense.

 

[PrinceCharming617]

I like the idea of getting more stores. For some reason the former future world doesn't have enough of them.

 

[Disney-Universal Fanboy]

My Redo: Tiana’s Bayou Adventure

Tiana’s Bayou Jubilee!​

In this new flat ride at Disneyland, located inbetween Pirates and Mansion, guests enter though A alleyway into the bayou, where Louis is having a family reunion, and Tiana, Naveen and Mama Odie are all celebrating! Using the Aquatopia ride system mixed with controllability like bumper cars, guests ride in alligators and dance to ”Dig A little deeper ‘ by Odie herself atop her tree. This ride uses sets, animatronics, and the firefly effect first used in Pirates. This ride is a sword drawer and gives Tiana her own ride without replacing a classic experience!

 

[Disney-Universal Fanboy]

Also Fun Fact: I actually REQUESTED my Tiana ride concept to Disney as a way to nix Splash’s retheme, but they can’t take fan requests

 

[The Great Gonzo]

It's coming together.

 

[oogie boogie man]

I'd love to see a peoplemover come to Epcot. The idea for the train conductor sounds badass.

 

[The Great Gonzo]

It's certainly better than what they are doing at epcot right now. What is their theming and what does it have to do with a "Experimentally Prototype Community of Tomorrow"?

 

[The Lochness Monsta]

I thought Moana was bad then I saw the new entertainment.

 

[oogie boogie man]

Jason??? He's before my time, but he seems like a nice... robot.

 

[Disney-Universal Fanboy]

Hey @MickeyMouse10 I don’t know how you are making EPCOT on how you would envision it, may I use some of your ideas in the future?

 

[PrinceCharming617]

I don't think Disney would go for it cause they can't sell a t-shirt from it.

 

[The Great Gonzo]

Re-Do: Coral Reef Restaurant


Aquarium

The new version of the restaurant would make it so every seat in the house is good. Because the aquarium would completely surround the dining areas on all sides. And much like the other locations for the restaurant the food would be provided by the Landry’s group, that runs Yak and the Yeti and other food locations throughout the U.S..

Sounds like an improvement aesthetically and it's bound to be a better experience food wise as well. The one time I ate there was God awful. The steak I unfortunately had was gray like a zombie's face.