Kirby86
Well-Known Member
Oh it was all blue sky but if I was a betting man Zootopia seems the most likely to happen.I'm pretty sure that was just the blue sky presentation. And blue sky is far from groundbreaking.
Oh it was all blue sky but if I was a betting man Zootopia seems the most likely to happen.I'm pretty sure that was just the blue sky presentation. And blue sky is far from groundbreaking.
Oh they have tons more information than we do, they just don’t use it or use it very VERY poorlyIf only it were that easy, right?
I'm of the mind that while I'm an expert on what I like and what I will spend money for, Disney probably probably working with a bit more information than I have when making major business decisions.
I'm also not disposed to thinking that everyone does things differently than I would is a complete idiot.
Sounds like you should apply!Oh they have tons more information than we do, they just don’t use it or use it very VERY poorly
Oh it was all blue sky but if I was a betting man Zootopia seems the most likely to happen.
Anything is possible I just figured they'd use what they already developed for Shanghai Disney as a base. Who knows it could all be a moot point by now.I think our insiders said Moana was the most likely to happen and was close to greenlit (but that was before the Chapek ouster, so who knows how that affected anything in the works). Zootopia was more of a Phase 2 idea, which almost never happens.
Really cool card we asked for and got at the exit of the ride…never saw these, but a great SM momento…
Someone probably found a box of them on a shelf and figured, What the hell, give ‘em out…Weird that it uses the Disneyland iteration of the logo and not WDW.
I genuinely hope Moana doesn't happen. It doesn't fit the park at all and we'd be losing an important area to what? More meet-and-greets and a mediocre ride full of screens? Give me a break.I think our insiders said Moana was the most likely to happen and was close to greenlit (but that was before the Chapek ouster, so who knows how that affected anything in the works). Zootopia was more of a Phase 2 idea, which almost never happens.
I'm down if that means we finally get an Indiana Jones ride lmaoI think this depends on Epic more than anything at Disney. If Epic causes a dip in attendance (bigger than Disney finds acceptable) I think they’ll fast track something. Disney is capable of building something quickly, they just don’t so they can spread the costs over multiple quarters.
Another situation where I’d love to be a fly on the boardroom wall, Disney is constantly trying to manage overcrowding so they’ve probably got an “acceptable loss” figure once Epic opens, I just wonder if that’s 500 people a day or 5,000 people a day.
Unfortunately the losses likely won’t be at MK, where they need fewer people.
My guess is (reactionary) Disney will build a ride at HS and AK, likely clones of existing rides from another parks, quickly once Epic opens.
It’s Tiana, NOT Moana…I genuinely hope Moana doesn't happen. It doesn't fit the park at all and we'd be losing an important area to what? More meet-and-greets and a mediocre ride full of screens? Give me a break.
In my living room…got the poster on eBay…right above my aquarium…thought it fit there (but too cold for gators in NJ) lolView attachment 687683
Merry final Christmas old friend (Couldn't find any pics of WDW Splash decorated for Christmas)
They're talking about the blue sky for Animal Kingdom. It looks like one of the ideas is a Mona flume ride.It’s Tiana, NOT Moana…
First I heard if this other than the Epcot project…They're talking about the blue sky for Animal Kingdom. It looks like one of the ideas is a Mona flume ride.
It was the proposed replacement for Primeval Whirl, paired with a similarly Moana re-themed TriceraTop Spin.First I heard if this other than the Epcot project…
It was part of the D23 parks presentation. Josh D'maro said something about replacing Dinoland USA then they flashed blue sky art with Zootopia on the right and Mona on the left. On the Mona side it looked like a water ride was in the art.First I heard if this other than the Epcot project…
Even if that were the case, I believe they have a five year exclusivity on those projects?Anything is possible I just figured they'd use what they already developed for Shanghai Disney as a base. Who knows it could all be a moot point by now.
I thought that was only Japan since OLC pays for all the R and D for the stuff built there. Maybe China has something similar.Even if that were the case, I believe they have a five year exclusivity on those projects?
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