Having them in their Trick or Treat costumes during halloween should be a no brainer.I'm more baffled that neither Huey, Dewey, and Louie have yet to return to Disneyland or Walt Disney World. At least Scrooge and Launchpad has made a few appearances at the American Parks in recent years.
Donald's Nephews are more commonplace at Disneyland Paris and make occasional appearances at Tokyo Disneyland during seasonal events.
I mean, I get what you’re saying. It’s not consistent with what Disney claims they are doing, but that’s the modern Disney company for you. At the end of the day, brand recognition is the most important thing for them.
its just something new. No matter what disney does if its new its gonna draw a line. From a major ride to a simple ride, food to meet n greets....anything new at Disney is a big deal to a lot of people.
I would bet a lot of people in that line (not all, but a lot) are influencers/vloggers. They all knew TT was opening today. I came across a vlog on YouTube where pretty much the whole thing was fawning over the picnic basket, not because it is special in any way (it's not a limited edition collector's item) but because it gives them something to talk about on their channel. Shiny new things are what bring in the views and the $$$.
Aha! So I’m not nuts, See, you notice what I notice. Truth be told, my theory is the ‘initial’ plan was to transform the ride’s theme strictly to tie-in to the recent CG series aimed at preschoolers of Chip n Dale, hence the strange unnecessary rename also. (We ‘all’ know how that is with WDI now in strictly tieing things into recent IP rather than classic or fully original concepts these days) Another faction of Imagineers , was like, ‘nah, this is supposed to appeal to all ages & be a tribute to ‘all’ toons through the years. So they pushed to keep Rescue Rangers theming & succeeded despite pushback from another faction that was trying to be rid of it all (& truth be told, why shouldn’t they keep the RR theme? Not only are views of the original show probably high on Disney + but they just came out with a movie that did super well on top of that). This is why you have 2 clashing visions mixed together in an odd/inconsistent way… You’d think they’d just put Chip ‘n Dale in their Rescue Rangers outfits considering Gadget & Zipper’s appearances. (Oddly missing Monterey Jack too I ought to mention). But yeah, as I said before.. those confusing choices that stick out like a sore thumb (mainly the plans to make things tied into older properties that have longer/larger age appeal into newer ones aimed ‘strictly’ towards preschoolers) in a land that ‘should’ be focused on being a tribute to classic toons (that appeal to all ages as opposed to strictly kids) are thanks to the problematic faction of WDI/Disney corporate that doesn’t have long-lasting/timeless legacy in mind pushing against the faction that actually ‘does’ care and wants it to be as wide appealing & tasteful/thematically consistent as possible. Thanks
Yep, would've thought during the refurb they would've made a new fiberglass TV shell with a modern flatscreen in there. I guess they'll just get across that hurdle of replacing it when the TV eventually breaks?
I agree they ought to meet n greet there every so often along with Launchpad & Scrooge (possibly other Disney Afternoon characters to add onto that). Truth be told though, I think who’s more important to be meeting and greeting again should be ‘Roger Rabbit’. He has a ride there for crying out loud.I'm more baffled that neither Huey, Dewey, and Louie have yet to return to Disneyland or Walt Disney World. At least Scrooge and Launchpad has made a few appearances at the American Parks in recent years.
Donald's Nephews are more commonplace at Disneyland Paris and make occasional appearances at Tokyo Disneyland during seasonal events.
It wasn't popular because of the IP itself. Disney ignored the RR IP for most of the 90's and 2000's and many people in the general public thought of it just as the Toontown kiddie coaster or even the Inspector Gadget coaster.
that's gotta be cathode ray tube television. 4:3 screen with a bowed front. Figment also has one of these in his house.
They always were a major point of contention for Rolly Crump. He not so affectionately referred to modern Disneyland as "Stroller Park." I don't know what the solution is but I do agree that they are a problem.
