PeterAlt
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What do you call Swiss Famisly Robinson Tree House, Tom Sawyer's Island, the line for Space Mountain...You can't have a walkthrough anything at WDW. It would get trashed.
What do you call Swiss Famisly Robinson Tree House, Tom Sawyer's Island, the line for Space Mountain...You can't have a walkthrough anything at WDW. It would get trashed.
Future replacement for MyMagicOr maybe just some Gamorrian guards...
Or maybe there could be an interactive element, where the mechanics of the Falcon could conk out and guests could punch a panel to get everything started again...
What do you call Swiss Famisly Robinson Tree House, Tom Sawyer's Island, the line for Space Mountain...
One thing I've learned from this site over the past year or so is that DL is better maintained. This is an enigma I've tried to crack and only to learn how true it is and the extreme gap in maintenance quality between the two state-side resort locations.Or TSMM, or BTMRR, or every body of water filled with stupid coins. I've seen damage in all of those you mentioned. Some of them have less damage depending on the age they attract. It's a problem in Florida. Not so much in California. Or they have better maintenance in California.
One thing I've learned from this site over the past year or so is that DL is better maintained. This is an enigma I've tried to crack and only to learn how true it is and the extreme gap in maintenance quality between the two state-side resort locations.
One of their big hold ups was that because of the debt, the institutions that held it (the banks) got a say in what they could spend. Last year all of the debt was purchased by The Walt Disney Company which also essentially controls EuroDisney SCA.I don't think so. DLP has been spending on new attractions, but I remember their debt load being a big issue. Perhaps @marni1971 knows more.
Or TSMM, or BTMRR, or every body of water filled with stupid coins. I've seen damage in all of those you mentioned. Some of them have less damage depending on the age they attract. It's a problem in Florida. Not so much in California. Or they have better maintenance in California.
So, I'm getting the impression that Star Wars Land has been greenlit for DLP and its more or less official, absent a formal corporate statement. Correct?
Is Philippe Gas his real name, or is that a play on Pepè la Pu? Just curious.No, nothing has been greelit beyond the Ratatouille attraction that's being built right now. But Philippe Gas stated in a shareholders meeting that "There is indeed a Star Tours / Star Wars project. I've seen preliminary renderings of it, and it's quite extraordinary. But we are just at the start of it."
http://screencrush.com/disney-star-wars-plans-d23/
George Lucas previously has said that Disney wants to announce the return of Mark Hamill, Harrison Fordand Carrie Fisher to ‘Star Wars: Episode 7‘ with “some big whoop-dee-doo.” With no ‘Star Wars‘ panel on the schedule at Comic-Con 2013, that leaves Disney’s D23 Expo as the likely landing spot for the major ‘Star Wars: Episode 7′ announcement. And now, Disney has announced their ‘Star Wars’ plans for D23 and there is a LOT going on.
While ‘Star Wars: Episode 7′ is never mentioned by name, Disney officially revealed their D23 ‘Star Wars’ plans and it’s hard to think they won’t have a big surprise for all the ‘Star Wars’ fans in attendance. Here is what has been formally announced so far, with the headline, “Celebrating Disney, Marvel and Star Wars!”
Star Wars at D23 Expo! – For the first time at the D23 Expo, Star Wars fans can have access to experiences created for them by Lucasfilm and Disney. Darth Vader: The Evolution of a Villain, located in the DCP pavilion, showcases the development of the iconic villain from early concepts to striking realization. Crash Course in the Force: Star Wars Saga 101, presented by Lucasfilm’s resident authority Pablo Hidalgo in Stage 23, will give Star Wars newbies and experts alike a thorough grounding in all matters of the Force and the Star Wars legacy.There will be plenty to do at D23 for ‘Star Wars’ fans and while there’s no official announcement on who from ‘Episode 7′ will be in attendance, you can be that there will never be an official announcement and Disney/Lucasfilm want to surprise the assembled crowd with the cast of the original trilogy (and now, ‘Star Wars: Episode 7′).
With no presence at Comic-Con and a major presence at D23, it’s clear which major summer fan convention Disney is staking their claim to. Though Disney is bringing Marvel to Comic-Con, there are no additional Disney films being shown at Comic-Con as the studio focuses ‘Frozen,’ ‘Muppets 2′ and Pixar at D23.
What kind of announcement would you like to see from Disney and Lucasfilm at D23 besides the casting that we all pretty much know about anyway? Do you think J.J. Abrams will announce any new cast members?
Hope we see a Star Wars Land announcement...find out in August.
Lucasfilm with almost no presence at Comic Con is definitely a Disney move. I wonder what news they will give this far out from the release...
Disney and more put out an article today claiming that star tours will be receiving an update at both DL and DHS in 2015:
http://disneyandmore.blogspot.com/2013/07/star-tours-update-coming-in-2015-at.html?m=1
Makes sense. How many times and for how many years was it rumored that ST 1.0 would be updated??
Makes sense. How many times and for how many years was it rumored that ST 1.0 would be updated??
I ran across this patent from 2012 http://www.google.com/patents/US20130032053. It could be used for an enclosed coaster for Star Wars, Avatar or heaven forbid an original attraction.Could Disney use something like the vehicles in DisneySea's 20,000 Leagues under the Sea attached to arms that moved the "cockpit" though the scenes? Seems like a link was recently posted to a non-Kuka ride system that could accommodate such an action.
Or the cockpit windows could simply be screens.
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