Ride the Comix at Disney Quest to be turned into a Kingdom Hearts Themed attraction

[ChrisFL]

I guess that is true. I still think it would be cooler if something that started as a Video game became an attraction. I mean, disney now even has the rights to Prince of Persia, they could really do something amazing with that if they wanted

Ok, here's a question...if they made an attraction based on a video game, should that attraction be interactive? Or can it be a "normal" attraction, just using the video game's storyline?

I don't know, I think it depends on the franchise in question. The only theme park attraction I'm aware of based on a video game is the old Tomb Raider ride at um...was it King's Island? And that one had movies as well, so it wasn't purely based on a video game.

Edit: I can see it now: "TETRIS: THE RIDE"

 

[FigmentJedi]

It would be an absolute dream come true if Disney and Nintendo could hammer out a deal to do attractions or even animated features based on Mario and Legend of Zelda.

 

[ChrisFL]

It would be an absolute dream come true if Disney and Nintendo could hammer out a deal to do attractions or even animated features based on Mario and Legend of Zelda.

as an imagineer? yes. For business? I don't know. As popular as some game franchises are, like Mario, you'd think someone by now would have tried to build a theme park or at least an attraction in Japan or elsewhere.

 

[FigmentJedi]

as an imagineer? yes. For business? I don't know. As popular as some game franchises are, like Mario, you'd think someone by now would have tried to build a theme park or at least an attraction in Japan or elsewhere.

There is a traveling Pokemon park, but Nintendo hasn't really done anything else theme park wise for their franchises, mostly because of how the nineties kinda soured them out on letting outside groups mess with their characters. Like that horrible 90s Mario movie or the CDI Zelda.

 

[hack2112]

Ok, here's a question...if they made an attraction based on a video game, should that attraction be interactive? Or can it be a "normal" attraction, just using the video game's storyline?

I don't know, I think it depends on the franchise in question. The only theme park attraction I'm aware of based on a video game is the old Tomb Raider ride at um...was it King's Island? And that one had movies as well, so it wasn't purely based on a video game.

Edit: I can see it now: "TETRIS: THE RIDE"

LINE PIECE! BACKWARDS L PIECE!

Oh noes! We're not going to make the line! We'll all be doomed forever!

*makes line*

Whew! That was close! Good job everyone! And, uh, don't tell my boss I was slacking off, okay?

 

[DaGoof00]

This would be fantastic; however, very unlikely... I fear DisneyQuest won't survive DTD's "reimagining" :brick::brick::brick::brick::brick::brick:

 

[ChrisFL]

This would be fantastic; however, very unlikely... I fear DisneyQuest won't survive DTD's "reimagining" :brick::brick::brick::brick::brick::brick:

more like "deimagining"

 

[DaGoof00]

more like "deimagining"

Truth....:hammer:

 

[Cmdr_Crimson]

Like that horrible 90s Mario movie

Yeeeeahhh what you just said there, is going to surprise you.....
Hollywood Pictures produced Super Mario Brothers....A subsidiary of The Walt Disney Company....Ouch..:lookaroun

 

[hrcollectibles]

Maybe instead of Kingdom Hearts.. They will theme it to Epic Mickey...

 

[imagineer boy]

more like "deimagining"

But just think of all of the boldness stuff they could do to it.