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Small World Rehab
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tommyboy12099
Member
Its a very extensive rehab. It will definetly be closed when your there. It's supposed to be down until Spring 2005.
DisneySaint
Well-Known Member
What blackride said - I really wouldn't expect in Spring 2005 to go there and see a different ride. I just think the experience itself will be enhanced.
. I can't wait to see the new ride, especially the all new queue area.don't mind new boats as long as it isn't the ones form el rio de tempo. They sit too low in the water when loaded full or when a wheelchair is on them.
I also thought I read that the rehad was going to include redoing the load/ unload area some. I know that whole room needs serious cleaning and such but I thought i read it was going to be more than that right there.
I also thought I read that the rehad was going to include redoing the load/ unload area some. I know that whole room needs serious cleaning and such but I thought i read it was going to be more than that right there.
civileng68
Account Suspended
wait
wait, you didnt know? Cmon, this is common knowledge. They are going to take the kids lost in the parking lots and use them in It's a Small World until their parents can come claim them, after they pay Disney for the rights to return them. (Extra spending money for Eisner).
wait, you didnt know? Cmon, this is common knowledge. They are going to take the kids lost in the parking lots and use them in It's a Small World until their parents can come claim them, after they pay Disney for the rights to return them. (Extra spending money for Eisner).
General Grizz
New Member
. . . and don't forget the roof treatment. That ride is (soon to be was) FILLED with asbestos.
Poncho1973
New Member
That's my hope too...
General Grizz
New Member
They should take the roof off and make series of specially-lit HUUGE domes. . .
. . . instead of seeing air vents. :lol:
. . . instead of seeing air vents. :lol:
Poncho1973
New Member
Don't forget to add tons of hidden ladders... I can't believe how many hidden ladders there are in the newer attractions.
phlydude
Well-Known Member
LOL
I'm Mr. Heat Miser, I'm Mr. Sun. I'm Mr. warm Christmas, I'm Mr. 101.
They call me Heat Miser, whatever I touch starts to melt in my clutch, I'm too much... :fork:
Ba da duh duh werrrrr werrrrrr Ba da duh duh werrrrr werrrrrr
I'm Mr. Cold Miser, I'm Mr. Snow. I'm Mr. Cold Christmas, I'm Mr. 10 below.
They call me Cold Miser, whatever I touch turns to ice in my clutch, I'm too much! :xmas:
Ba da duh duh werrrrr werrrrrr Ba da duh duh werrrrr werrrrrr
The year without Santa Claus is THE BEST off those Rudolph Era Christmas shows!!:sohappy:
civileng68
Account Suspended
ceiling
With the ceiling they should do some effect like in Splash Mountain. That ceiling should not be visible and should be somehow decorated with a thick mess.
With the ceiling they should do some effect like in Splash Mountain. That ceiling should not be visible and should be somehow decorated with a thick mess.
DarkMeasures
New Member
Are we getting the cool outside facade like every other Small World has? Because Castle tents and Castle walls aren't very archeticually appealing. Especially since Mary Blair had some mad skills with her facade designs.
yensidtlaw1969
Well-Known Member
I'd do that if is wasn't even part of the ride.:goodnevil ( Hey, that's the first time I've ever used that smiley! )
Tom
Beta Return
Digital original soundtrack will be cool.
They need to lose the typical office-building 2x2 grid ceiling - the splash mountain idea is cool -- maybe some other sky-type ceiling and hide the vents in dark holes like they do on Splash.
Ladders are unavoidable - due to building code. I think they do a wonderful job of hiding them. However, they HAVE to be easily accessible and easy to locate in an emergency, which is why you see them.
They REALLY need to re-do the facades of the Fantasyland Dark Rides! They're all the same (well, Pooh and Phil have SOME detail to them now) but DL has those woods outside pooh, etc. Need something more than canopies and castle walls.
They need to lose the typical office-building 2x2 grid ceiling - the splash mountain idea is cool -- maybe some other sky-type ceiling and hide the vents in dark holes like they do on Splash.
Ladders are unavoidable - due to building code. I think they do a wonderful job of hiding them. However, they HAVE to be easily accessible and easy to locate in an emergency, which is why you see them.
They REALLY need to re-do the facades of the Fantasyland Dark Rides! They're all the same (well, Pooh and Phil have SOME detail to them now) but DL has those woods outside pooh, etc. Need something more than canopies and castle walls.
aimster
Active Member
I remember hearing way back they were going to redo the facades of the Fantasyland attractions at WDW like they did at Disneyland back in 1983. Does anyone know if there's still talk of doing this? I think it would be a great idea and would make that section of the park look fantastic.