lazyboy97o
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It should be Ratatouille: Kitchen Calamity.
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News Remy's Ratatouille Adventure coming to Epcot
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TiggerDad
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They should have kept it in French to confuse all the stupid tourists but fit with the setting.
Yeah! Screw those stupid tourists who don't speak French. What the heck are they doing at Epcot in Florida anyways???
FigmentFan82
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That sounds like a bad mobile game
ToTBellHop
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I thought Kitchen Calamity was a cool name.
cjkeating
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It fits the storyline of the attraction better than 'Ratatouille Adventure' imo.
Disney Analyst
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When I hear Calamity, it makes me think we’re going to witness a murder or something...
So, if you were going to see a Wild West show featuring Calamity Jane.... what would you have expected?
Disney Analyst
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I don’t know who that is, but I’d have expected her to be a gun wielding human who shoots people accurately?
That would certainly make that town's morgue calamitous!
DreamfinderGuy
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Virtual D23 Event is happening 10 days from now on EPCOT, the page specifically notes Remy so I think it'll be the main focus of it. Maybe an opening date announcement if we're lucky? https://d23.com/d23-event/fantastic-worlds-celebration-week/
Sir_Cliff
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Magic Feather
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Early 2021 (in the usual off season, prob Feb or *maybe* early March as an educated guess) seems to be the new favored window for Rat opening. Not sure if they will, but they could give a date if they had it fully nailed down. The ride, CM training aside, is effectively ready to go. Only a few area touches are left at this point.
Interested to see how they go about staffing. They do have quite the domestic base that needs work to tap into though (which is in need of work), so I'm sure it won't be too difficult, even if not ideal (I'll save my rant about how reassigned people to World Showcase have been killing its ops for another time).
Interested to see how they go about staffing. They do have quite the domestic base that needs work to tap into though (which is in need of work), so I'm sure it won't be too difficult, even if not ideal (I'll save my rant about how reassigned people to World Showcase have been killing its ops for another time).
castlecake2.0
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*waits for rant*
FeelsSoGoodToBeBad
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That would be wonderful news! It has been years since I visited WDW and EPCOT. I can't imagine the WS without citizens from ...well... the world working there. That's part of what makes it more immersive and exciting.
Giss Neric
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Why do they need French people to operate the ride? Guests won't even interact with the ride CMs. American CMs can simple learn to say Bonjour at guests entering,
If it was for the La Creperie or for the shops then fine but ride unnecessary.
If it was for the La Creperie or for the shops then fine but ride unnecessary.
Movielover
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Who knew that when Marni said it would be a copy, he literally meant exact copy with all the ride controls in French...
The Start button says "Debut"
Open Gates says "Portes Ouvertes"
And the emergency stop button looks like a white flag.
World Showcase always had cast from the specific country up until reopening after Corona.
Of course they could be American but it’s nice to have that little extra, especially in times when it seems like these little extras are being taken away.
