Parker in NYC
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He sure looks like he has the clap.
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Soul at Epcot
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NickMaio
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Perhaps it is complacency - - - or just WDW goggles.
I am dying to go overseas and really witness what the Dis company can do when they are allowed to really design.
MickeyLuv'r
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I'm hopefully optimistic the Ratatouille ride in Epcot will be as good as the one in Paris. I can't say it will make everyone happy, but I think the ride in Paris has...I'm not sure how to say, but what I think of as that small little something that makes a ride special (or not special).
For me, that something special is a bit abstract. IMO one of WDW's best recent attractions is the Slinky coaster. It maybe could have more story, but the second launch in the middle of the ride, is what makes it fun.
I agree, I don't love the new screen based animatronics. It is especially bad when the screens aren't working right. Multiple times I've been in 7DMT when one of the faces wasn't working, and it looks terrible. I just can't imagine the early Imagineers would've found that acceptable. A non-moving classic animatronic pirate, in most cases, doesn't ruin the attraction. We might notice (Cough YETI cough), but the ride doesn't suddenly look creepy. A Dwarf with a blank screen face is creepy, AND very distracting.
Disstevefan1
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Hard pass... Put a Soul attraction where Stitch was in the Magic Kingdom, it doesn’t fit there either but who cares anymore.
Marden
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As a side note, if Disney is hellbent on inserting IPs on property, I would much rather see some of the classics get love before the newer stuff (nothing against the newer stuff).
A Sword in the Stone ride. A coaster based on the 101 Dalmatians car chase scene (ok; maybe that's a bit dark).
A Sword in the Stone ride. A coaster based on the 101 Dalmatians car chase scene (ok; maybe that's a bit dark).
Brer Panther
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I'm still waiting for them to greenlight a Jungle Book dark ride.
If the argument is “who cares anymore” then it’s even better for Epcot.
Which one will make Disney more money... classics? Or new IPs geared to this generation’s kids?
Once again, I agree with you. But business Disney doesn’t.
If that becomes the argument then Disney isn’t Disney anymore.
Disstevefan1
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I just didn’t want so see SSE get wrecked ... feel free to wreck something else..
I personally consider my soul version keeping it as close to the original as possible without remarkably changing it to a “storytelling” ride
Cmdr_Crimson
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Ah, so were going to have guests walk either side of SSE only to find they fall in an open manhole to their demise.......
Allow me to be a voice ONCE again...
Sarcasm is funny. But no that’s not what I said at all! *boop*Ah, so were going to have guests walk either side of SSE only to find they fall in an open manhole to their demise.......
Allow me to be a voice ONCE again...
NickMaio
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I think it's a direct reference to the movie.....not too sure though, as I have not seen itSarcasm is funny. But no that’s not what I said at all! *boop*
WillWrambles
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*GAME SHOW DING* Correct!I think it's a direct reference to the movie.....not too sure though, as I have not seen it
Cmdr_Crimson
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I think it's a direct reference to the movie.....not too sure though, as I have not seen it
Exactly, why am I needing to die to ride Spaceship Earth? I got thrown out of a Mansion Window at MK and somehow survived that..
It is. It is also sarcasm.I think it's a direct reference to the movie.....not too sure though, as I have not seen it
NickMaio
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So was my post...
Or rather a whitty dry post, with a sprinkling of sarcasm.
Needs salt.