britain
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It’s referring to the hotel. Sorry to dash hopes.
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It’s referring to the hotel. Sorry to dash hopes.
CinematicFusion
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Possible hotel but that is already known. It sounds like they are working on other ideas.
Doesn’t mean it happens.
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Soluna16
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I'm assuming The Falcon ride will be 2 inches shorter than Mission Space and the other one probably similar to something like Frozen.
I think it's worth noting other trackless rides (Ratatouille for sure) have no height restriction, so RotR might not have one either.
Markiewong
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And this is exactly the reason why they went for trackless, plus the invisible track for further immersion. I don’t expect them to have a Hunny Hunt/Luigi dance scene. Trackless has everything a track can do, but more. So it would be a pity to not go for the first option.
Ah, the dance scenes in the ride are what I'm most excited for. Put a rose in our mouth for a steamy Fanjango, an elegant pas de pew pew, and some high energy Gungan Style.
danlb_2000
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solidyne
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Well done, sir!
HauntedMansionFLA
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Question?
How much is this land going to cost? I’d much rather have something like the outside of Star Tours if there would be five or six new rides in the new land. High capacity rides like Ellen’s energy / It’s A Small World for small kids, soarin’,The Speedway(kids), TSMM and so on.
How much is this land going to cost? I’d much rather have something like the outside of Star Tours if there would be five or six new rides in the new land. High capacity rides like Ellen’s energy / It’s A Small World for small kids, soarin’,The Speedway(kids), TSMM and so on.
sedati
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The only question left about this land should be "How wizard is it?" to which the response will hopefully be, "So wizard!"
But to your question, I believe an even billion has been mentioned as the price-tag.
Slightly more.
PorterRedkey
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I've heard that number (1 billion) before, but I was not sure what it included.
Is it 1 billion+ for each land or does the 1 billion+ include both the DL and WDW versions? Just curious.
As far as I know that’s the east coast cost, including everything from when the tour and LMA closed.
jt04
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Now that makes perfect sense.
PorterRedkey
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Do you remember how much was budgeted for the Echo lake version of SWL that wasn't built? I think I remember hearing 400 million, but I could be way off. I ask because I was wondering about the budget increase SWL got when the project was moved to the back of the park.
I can't believe DL's version will be open in 6 months or so. I haven't been this hyped for an attraction (SW:RotR) for a long time. Too bad the crowds are going to be insane for the foreseeable future.
I didn’t get a budget for either Echo Lake version. The first I’d imagine was obviously not an awful lot.
Movielover
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Man I'm so glad they did not go with the Echo Lake versions. But hey if they had at least all the people who can't somehow comprehend how Star Tours can exist outside the unrelated Galaxy's Edge would be able to move on to actual issues...
Mike S
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One of the versions was exactly what we’re getting now but replacing part of the parking lot.
Movielover
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Thank you, didn't hear about that one. Only heard about the diffrent concepts for the immediate Echo Lake location.