If you want to see how great Space Mountain can be. I suggest you either youtube Disneyland's Space Mountain or even better visit Anaheim at some point after memorial day weekend through the summer.HMF, thanks for your reply about the changes that have happened at Space Mountain. I never knew all the details.
I may have misinterpreted Martin's reply to another members question about Space Mountain. He said he was still disappointed with the situation about Space Mountain, in which someone asked if it was relating to the ride being refurbished or gutted. He said "both". So I took that to mean that Space Mountain was to be gutted. To me that could mean that it could be replaced by a new, non-Space Mountain ride (like a Tron themed ride, etc.).
If gutting means the tracks & ride are to be updated and maybe an enhanced/refurbished Space Mountain theme...I'm all for it! But only if it stays as "Space Mountain".
Sorry.I may have misinterpreted Martin's reply to another members question about Space Mountain. He said he was still disappointed with the situation about Space Mountain, in which someone asked if it was relating to the ride being refurbished or gutted. He said "both". So I took that to mean that Space Mountain was to be gutted..
Is there a shred of hope for this to happen in the nearish future? Assuming a car doesn't go flying off the track, of course.Sorry.
To clarify circa 2008 the plan was to rip out Orlandos Space Mountain interior and rebuild it from scratch with the same layout - much like Uni did with the Hulk. New, smoother track. New ride vehicles with onboard audio in the same 3 per car configuration. Updated visual effects. The same ride but of the 21st century. The perfect Space Mountain.
Obviously it didn't happen.
It doesn't ever quite go away but it also never shouts "here I come". Sadly.Is there a shred of hope for this to happen in the nearish future? Assuming a car doesn't go flying off the track, of course.
Sorry.
To clarify circa 2008 the plan was to rip out Orlandos Space Mountain interior and rebuild it from scratch with the same layout - much like Uni did with the Hulk. New, smoother track. New ride vehicles with onboard audio in the same 3 per car configuration. Updated visual effects. The same ride but of the 21st century. The perfect Space Mountain.
Obviously it didn't happen.
Sorry.
To clarify circa 2008 the plan was to rip out Orlandos Space Mountain interior and rebuild it from scratch with the same layout - much like Uni did with the Hulk. New, smoother track. New ride vehicles with onboard audio in the same 3 per car configuration. Updated visual effects. The same ride but of the 21st century. The perfect Space Mountain.
Obviously it didn't happen.
This infuriates me. Ridiculous.
The Matterhorn is an awful ride at this point.Very possible.
The two are no comparison.
EE is a thrill ride with a mountain theme.
The Matterhorn has more the feel of a dark ride with a coaster component. It's just flat out fun.
Just build Fire Mountain and be done with it. It would be incredible.
Hopefully the E/E+ ticket will be in AL as that could use it the most. What they should do is target it as a 2023 attraction so people who come to the 50th hear about the massive new attraction coming soon and want to book another trip.
Thanks to those wonderful new sleds.The Matterhorn is an awful ride at this point.
Villains was, Fire Mountain wasn't.Wasn't either Villian Mountain or Fire Mountain supposed to go where the former 2000 Leagues Under The Sea attraction was?
I'd like to see a Matterhorn in Epcot that isn't based on the original Swiss pavilion plans. Honestly, they could probably stick it behind Germany with a different name since a Swiss pavilion probably isn't going to happen.I would love a more polished Matterhorn - just in Epcot at a Switzerland pavilion. I do wonder, though, if the higher-ups at WDW believe Expedition Everest covers the basis for a mountain ride for the area - given it is a roller coaster and features a (forever paralyzed) yeti.
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