PizzaPlanet
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Nope, a casino based attraction. Haven't you been paying attention to this thread?
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[RUMOR] Imagination's potential replacement?
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ChrisFL
Premium Member
Not sure if you're joking about the building but why would they level it and start over?
Disney usually likes to re-purpose existing things for cost savings...or even leaving a lot of things nearly completely untouched behind the scenes.
The Imagination building still has a very cool, unique look to it and doesn't feel dated IMO
jt04
Well-Known Member
That sure is some slow development process.
Sinkhole.
Nope, a casino based attraction. Haven't you been paying attention to this thread?
They already have plenty of machines that take your Money on property, they're called cash registers.
Quite serious.
While reusing a building has the potential of saving money, it will almost always limit what the final product can be. In the case of the Imagination building, a trackless dark ride is not an option due to the floor not being level. That is just one limitation that we know about and I am sure there are dozens more.
Sure, the building looks cool, but I would much rather see it get the Horizons treatment and start with a clean slate then get some half done attraction that had to be shoehorned into an existing building.
SteveAZee
Premium Member
Yes, I can see it now... Casino Royale dark ride. It's English, there's gambling... they just need to buy the Bond IP.Nope, a casino based attraction. Haven't you been paying attention to this thread?
Phil12
Well-Known Member
Why use Bond? They have Inspector Gadget:Yes, I can see it now... Casino Royale dark ride. It's English, there's gambling... they just need to buy the Bond IP.
Haymarket2008
Well-Known Member
If that'd be what it takes to get Dreamfinder/Figment back, so be it.
Well, demolishing the existing Imagination building and replacing it would placate Iger's Ego, that's for sure. A definitive "stamp" on a park that has been almost entirely ignored during his reign at the top until just recently.
Dapper Dan
Well-Known Member
Horizons had an interactive element in 1983.
Kman101
Well-Known Member
Because I'm sure Iger sat there and demanded the building be razed?
EricsBiscuit
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Martin are there casinos in the U.K.? @marni1971
Bacon
Well-Known Member
Aww refreshing it's not that I've never- http://forums.wdwmagic.com/threads/...sney-movie-to-replace-it.923806/#post-7544434
Whoa, it's as if you were in the room when it happened...
Just kidding, the building is still standing, so it hasn't happened. Yet. But if it does happen, you'll know where the order came from.
Cmdr_Crimson
Well-Known Member
Not anymore they don't. Disney Sold all the D.I.C. cartoon rights to Cookie Jar Entertainment in 2008...
Yep.
sgtmgd
Well-Known Member
Oh No my wife squealed like her wedding nightI'm probably the only person here who actually likes the design they have Incorporated in the 2017 Food & Wine merchandise.
http://www./wp-content/uploads/2017/07/DSCF6387.jpg
It has a nod to the character designs used in the other ABC based classic show Schoolhouse Rock. Using Figment with that idea...Would just be amazing to see Jack Sheldon & Bob Dorough have a song with this version of Figment ala Schoolhouse Rock-esque..
I have no response to this...
RSoxNo1
Well-Known Member
That interactive element had a greater effect on the attraction than Mission: SPACE's interactive elements.