News Remy's Ratatouille Adventure coming to Epcot

[Mike730]

Another patented, deliberately vague but surprisingly accurate iPad doodle. Copyright me.

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Covered pathway not shown accurately in the concept art? It looks nonexistent or significantly smaller in the art.

 

[JohnD]

FOA? Anyway yes we are though we are talking about an attraction designed and built in one continent and redesigned to comply for Florida building regulations. It should not take 3 years.

What your suggesting is that Disney is building every component of each attraction which is completely untrue.

Alright, FEA. What I'm saying is that there are multiple projects happening all over WDW. I don't claim to know the specifics/logistics. There are plenty of CMs and engineers here who do. I'm saying it's not as easy saying it takes X amount of time when looking at one project in the abstract when there are projects all over.

 

[disneyC97]

In my first trip to EPCOT in November 1983 I made my parents take me as far into the France pavilion as we could go to see the Eiffel Tower up close. The kind cast members at IDF explained it wasn't possible to walk right up to it. My parents explained to me it was part of the Disney magic.

 

[SirLink]

Alright, FEA. What I'm saying is that there are multiple projects happening all over WDW. I don't claim to know the specifics/logistics. There are plenty of CMs and engineers here who do. I'm saying it's not as easy saying it takes X amount of time when looking at one project in the abstract when there are projects all over.

That is the problem every project should be looked at itself. Disney should be building quicker not slowing down to spread CapEx out over multiple financial years. Build it quick ... open it quick ... market, and just maybe Disney's summers wouldn't be so SAWFT.

 

[aladdin2007]

I have to say the concept art is one of the most beautiful pieces of concept art Disney has put out in a long time!!!! At least in terms of WDW. Very much in the style of some of the Mary Poppins backdrops....question, where will the rides exit flow out, through to where?

 

[ChrisFL]

maybe they're going to replace the Eiffel Tower with a bigger one that can be seen in more of the expanded area?

 

[Just4Pics]

Still think the Shanghai PPF is the best solution. Poppins to the MK.

What is Shanghai PPF?

 

[tirian]

What is Shanghai PPF?

Peter Pan's Flight.

 

[Just4Pics]

Peter Pan's Flight.

Duh lol

 

[invader]

Any chance of Ratatouille tie-ins in the restaurants being added?

And I've always hoped if U.K. got an attraction it would be Robin Hood/Canterbury Tales based.

 

[lazyboy97o]

Any chance of Ratatouille tie-ins in the restaurants being added?

And I've always hoped if U.K. got an attraction it would be Robin Hood/Canterbury Tales based.

The restaurant component is not being cloned.

 

[prfctlyximprct]

Is there a shop at the end? I want merch!!!

 

[invader]

The restaurant component is not being cloned.

I know. I was more wondering if anyone had heard anything about Remy/Gustea being added to Les Chefs or Monsieur Paul.

 

[Mike S]

Remy should definitely come back to the restaurant now that his ride will be there.

 

[marni1971]

Covered pathway not shown accurately in the concept art?.

It isn't.

 

[EricsBiscuit]

How is Rat's capacity?

 

[Maeryk]

That is the problem every project should be looked at itself. Disney should be building quicker not slowing down to spread CapEx out over multiple financial years. Build it quick ... open it quick ... market, and just maybe Disney's summers wouldn't be so SAWFT.

I'm gonna suggest that TDO knows what it is doing, and builds on the fastest timeline it can. Considering the stages required, from earthworks to finish paint, it's not a quick process. And you CAN'T TEACH THAT.

 

[tl77]

Another patented, deliberately vague but surprisingly accurate iPad doodle. Copyright me.

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I don't know about accurate but it's definitely vague. Usually construction projects will avoid things like the huge power transforms you put the show building half on top of... at least they blue print they submitted does

 

[lazyboy97o]

I'm gonna suggest that TDO knows what it is doing, and builds on the fastest timeline it can. Considering the stages required, from earthworks to finish paint, it's not a quick process. And you CAN'T TEACH THAT.

Team Disney Orlando is not composed of any of the trades involved in design and construction of an attraction. And all of those trades are absolutely something that is taught.

 

[Timothy_Q]

Considering the stages required, from earthworks to finish paint, it's not a quick process. And you CAN'T TEACH THAT.

Of course you can.

And people responsible for building theme park attractions, be it from the engineering side or the artistic side, spent many years learning how to do it.