Rumor Stitch's Great Escape Replacement— Don’t Hold Your Breath

Bocabear

Bocabear

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T.Will said:
And to be fair, the spot is being utilized for something. It's M&G, but I'll take that over the ride any day. There are other better attractions that have been abandoned in the parks with no care for them. (DL's Peoplemover)
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M&Gs are the bane of the modern theme park...Lazy and cheap...As much as I disliked the Stitch attraction itr is ALWAYS better to have an attraction than a crappy meet and greet!!
 
mikejs78

mikejs78

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Bocabear said:
M&Gs are the bane of the modern theme park...Lazy and cheap...As much as I disliked the Stitch attraction itr is ALWAYS better to have an attraction than a crappy meet and greet!!
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Normally I would agree, but in this one case I don't. Stitch is the absolute worst attraction ever to come out of Disney Imagineering. MK would be better demoing the building and replacing it with asphalt than keeping it open, so a M&G is at least a step up from that until they figure out what to do with the space.
 
Disney Maddux

Disney Maddux

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mikejs78 said:
Normally I would agree, but in this one case I don't. Stitch is the absolute worst attraction ever to come out of Disney Imagineering. MK would be better demoing the building and replacing it with asphalt than keeping it open, so a M&G is at least a step up from that until they figure out what to do with the space.
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I loved Stitch’s Great Escape and found it to be a great and underrated atraction. Don’t kill me pls
 
geekza

geekza

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ChrisFL said:
Agreed, the problem is that they're extremely popular and Disney can sell a crapload of signature books and pens at extraordinary prices
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Yeah, as much as I hate the fact that space that could be used for actual attractions is being used for M&G, I'm sure the current situation is a response to Katiebugs who complained that they paid a lot of money and should be guaranteed that their "Princess" can meet Mickey or Elsa. While I preferred the moment of surprise when a character would show up in the park, there are lots of people who just want that picture with a specific character and don't mind spending a half-hour out of their day to wait for one. I can't blame Disney for providing it.
 
Cesar R M

Cesar R M

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gmajew said:
MGMT continues to amaze me..... I get closing this attraction to seasonal. I dont get removing it until something else is actually planned and in the works.

This section of the park needs capacity even if this ride is horrible which I felt it was just meh it should have stayed open to balance the lines out.

Another fail for out great MGMT team
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Those bonuses dont pay themselves.
 
The Pho

The Pho

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mikejs78 said:
Normally I would agree, but in this one case I don't. Stitch is the absolute worst attraction ever to come out of Disney Imagineering. MK would be better demoing the building and replacing it with asphalt than keeping it open, so a M&G is at least a step up from that until they figure out what to do with the space.
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It wasn't anywhere near that bad. It was an easily enjoyable, but somewhat lacking experience.
 
rle4lunch

rle4lunch

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Bocabear said:
Actually I heard a lot of very good response to that one...the old tires ride was extremely hard to manipulate but kinda fun if you could get it going...
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Yep. We were stationed in so cal for 5 years and we able to go to DL half a dozen times a year. The flying tires were something you had to ride a few times before you enjoyed it. Once you got the hang of it, you could jump on and go knock people around.

To be fair tho, the dancing cars were a HUGE hit with our toddler at the time.
 
rd805

rd805

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geekza said:
At least you can say that you "experienced" it! It wasn't around for very long!
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That may be why I look back with positive memories....
I was there maybe a week or two after the park opened, and the lines overall were super short but i remember walking on and off this one over and over again. I was probably 12 though....so, hold judgement haha!
 
geekza

geekza

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rdoncsecz said:
That may be why I look back with positive memories....
I was there maybe a week or two after the park opened, and the lines overall were super short but i remember walking on and off this one over and over again. I was probably 12 though....so, hold judgement haha!
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To be honest, I would have like to have ridden in simply because I guarantee it would be your only chance to see Drew Carey, Whoopi Goldberg and Regis Philbin as robots. The weirdness factor alone made it a fascinating misfire.
 

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