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Rumor Stitch's Great Escape Replacement— Don’t Hold Your Breath
- Thread starter Magic Feather
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NearTheEars
Well-Known Member
That's a really good point.
CaptainAmerica
Premium Member
Even if DHS were a studio, I think the Pixar properties still work best in existing lands. Ratatouille works in the France pavilion, Nemo and Flik work in Animal Kingdom, and Inside Out could have been titled "Cranium Command: The Movie."
I have never seen Wreck it Ralph in full (so I hope nobody throws a shoe at me here for that lol) but from what I am reading this could at its best be a better fit to Tomorrowland than say Monsters or Buzz Lightyear as the racing portion of the game could be seen as a futuristic software issue?
If this is true, then they key to making this fit in the land will be the pre-ride section/storyline and exterior.
As to Marni's last post I hope they make the exterior of the ride fit to the theme of the Avenue of the Planets even if the coloring/exteriors have some updates (the place still looks amazing at night time).
That being said, I am happy Stitch is leaving his home because while the animatronic figure is cool, the ride/show is bad and must be getting low guests reviews.
Matt_Black
Well-Known Member
Because Wreck-It Ralph is more popular than TRON.
By not a lot.
It'd work better in DHS but a park can have only so much LPS ride systems.
Epcot it might have to be then.
Captain Neo
Well-Known Member
I just hope it doesn't have those cardboard cut outs of the characters and name of the rides like Stitch and Mondters Inc have
montyz81
Well-Known Member
What is going on here. All the rumors coming out are systematically removing anything left of Walt's vision of the future. If all of this stuff ends up coming to fruition, the only "Vision" of the future left will be COP and what now seems like COP version 2 in SSE HP style. All of my reasons for going to WDW are being destroyed in favor of Universal Studios IOE type rides. I am ultra disappointed in everything.
This is truly how I feel:
This is truly how I feel:
CaptainAmerica
Premium Member
Are you saying what I think you're saying?
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Blueliner
Well-Known Member
One lump or two?
RSoxNo1
Well-Known Member
Any more than Fantasyland isn't a cohesive theme? There is also some speculation that Pixar movies all operate in the same world.
A Pixar land would be more difficult to pull off cohesively as a land dedicated to a single IP, but they had started to work it out with the current Pixar Place. One of the transition areas still exists, the large steel marquee that's near where the Monster's Inc Coaster was going to be built.
RSoxNo1
Well-Known Member
Aside from arcades existing in Tomorrowland for 60 years, you're absolutely right.
FigmentForver96
Well-Known Member
This video is by far probably the most accurate thing to how I feel, especially about Epcot. Tomorrowland, I don't have a problem with IPs and such since we have Epcot to explore the technological side of stuff. It's when they just throw in random **** that vaguely works with theme that I get hot.
Matt_Black
Well-Known Member
And like most fan theories, it ignores stuff that doesn't support it or blatantly contradicts it. Not unlike the "James Bond is a code name" nonsense.
RSoxNo1
Well-Known Member
Right, I'm not saying I subscribe to it, but it's something where a Fantasyland style blending of worlds is entirely possible.
WildcatDen
Well-Known Member
Then I will say it as well. Nothing that is. Right? Nothing? It's not like CNN has not reported about the rodent problem in Paris?
Tomorrowland has become SciFiLand, and they should just change its name accordingly, move CoP to Epcot (or leave it where it is but make it part of an expanded Main Street type area in the current parking lot), and designate the Speedway for future development.
