Phroobar
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Disney should retheme it to Save Farris and their song Tragic Kingdom? It fits the parks much better.
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DHS RnRc Retheme?
- Thread starter rle4lunch
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Honestly though ive been thinking about the fitting ip for rnrc, and tbh ive come up with phineas and ferb. Hear me out on this one
- Creators said at d23 a ride is their end goal, so they clearly wanna do one
- its a ride based on one of the most iconic episodes, the original “coolest coaster ever” episode
- syngery with the reboot that’s upcoming
- perry merch would probably sell
- It’s a rollercoaster, so it’d be popular years from now regardless of the ip
Not the right attraction type for target age of IP. A Tomorrowland attraction could work though.
Incomudro
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Yeah, too radical a coaster for much of that age range.
Laugh floor replacement? Maybe buzz? I do think phineas and ferb should have a ride somewhere, imo it’s proven itself as a long term ip for the company, especially with the reboot, and it can sell some merch too. Longstanding DTVA stuff could survive at wdw imo. unlikley as it is, maybe gravity falls could survive with a smaller attraction too? Maybe a dark ride kinda like Roger Rabbit in scale or like a walkthrough. I just don’t know where. Of course, there always is grizzly peak in cali.
Fantasmicguy2
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Phineas and Ferb would make a pretty good laugh for replacement they've been to the future. They are known for using cool imaginative tech. It would honestly be a way better fit imo. It's iconic enough as well and it is getting a continuation
Edit: As a replacement for something in tomorrowland I don't think it would be good for Rock N Rollercoaster because overall it's targeted fanbase skews lower than the ride allows. I think what ever replaces RNRC should have a least a little bit of edge similar to Aerosmith.
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WeNamedTheDogIndiana
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Is it really THAT much lower than the ride allows? I first rode it when I was 6 and I've always been short.
Fantasmicguy2
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I would think you'd want kids three and up to ride a Phineas and Ferb ride. Also I feel like even if 6 year olds can ride RNRC a good amount may be too afraid of the loops which clashes with such an all ages property.
Incomudro
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I really loved Phineas and Ferb, and while a coaster based on the show would definitely work - I doubt if they would do so because as I said - they risk excluding too many kids due to the radical nature of the ride.
And given that, I hope they go with an edgy theme.
Aeorosmith next to ToT lend that are a sort of teens and up vibe.
It's kind of the cool section of the park.
I would like Disney to keep it that way.
And given that, I hope they go with an edgy theme.
Aeorosmith next to ToT lend that are a sort of teens and up vibe.
It's kind of the cool section of the park.
I would like Disney to keep it that way.
Purduevian
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Off the top of my head, I can't think of a single ride at any Disney park that's based off a TV show (not a movie) other than MMRR. However, MMRR is kind of an exception because Mickey is known for so much more than the current cartoon series.
Mike Keel boats and Davy Crockett canoes.
Mireille
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Twilight Zone Tower of Terror?
Fantasmicguy2
Member
Will Smugglers Run count once it's switched to the Mandalorian mission?
lazyboy97o
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- Twilight Zone Tower of Terror
- Gadget’s Go Coaster
- Motorboat Cruise to Gummi Glen
- Disney Afternoon LIVE
- Various Playhouse Disney / Disney Jr shows
- Mickey Mouse Club Circus
- Mickey Mouse Club Theater
- The Enchanted Tiki Room: Stitch Presents Aloha e Komo Mai! (partial)
- Star Tours (partial)
Purduevian
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Turns out off the top of my head wasn't super accurate. ToT being the biggest one.
Brer Panther
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I honestly half-expect it to be Phineas and Ferb too, height requirement be darned.
Pi on my Cake
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- In the Parks
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I feel like Phineas & Ferb's boundless imagination, inventiveness, creativity, and optimism makes them a good fit for epcot. I've always pictured them as a great compliment to a new Figment ride in a renovated Imagination Pavilion. They could take over the Magic Eye Theater (either for a new show or use that space for a second ride in the pavilion)
That being said, a Rollercoaster would be fun and at this point the demographic skews older (it always kind of did tbh, not many toddler shows crossed over with Shaun of the Dead). But I still don't see it going here.
My money's on a fictional band for a low budget change (Electric Mayhem, Powerline, the general concept of Rock and Roll, etc). IncrediCoaster for a mid-budget change. Or just demolish it once Monsters is open and build a new small land using its space and the Racing Academy theater for a large budget change
That being said, a Rollercoaster would be fun and at this point the demographic skews older (it always kind of did tbh, not many toddler shows crossed over with Shaun of the Dead). But I still don't see it going here.
My money's on a fictional band for a low budget change (Electric Mayhem, Powerline, the general concept of Rock and Roll, etc). IncrediCoaster for a mid-budget change. Or just demolish it once Monsters is open and build a new small land using its space and the Racing Academy theater for a large budget change
Incomudro
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Powerline?
Twirlnhurl
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I could see Powerline working. I'd be curious to know how popular A Goofy Movie (1995) is on Disney Plus. But I see a fair bit of fan merchandise on guests in the parks, and it does kind of seem like something that the modern Disney company might do.
I mostly think it is unlikely, though.
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