Solaris Knight
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One last thing, Rocketeer will be indoor, right? Trying to figure out what weenie to draw guests in with.
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TEAM SPACE BRAINSTORMING THREAD
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Brer Panther
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I'm working a little on the Forecast Follies pages. I'll probably do some concept art for it tomorrow.
What's our plan for the attraction in the 2020s? Does it close? Is it replaced by something else?
What's our plan for the attraction in the 2020s? Does it close? Is it replaced by something else?
tcool123
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Yes the coaster will be indoors with the entrance within the pavilion replacing Forecast Follies. When designing the weenie you can take into account the placement of Forecast Follies within the map that @Disney Dad 3000 gave to make his life easier when mapping out the additions.
It closes some point in the 2020's, and in 2027 it's replacement opens. The replacement is the Rocketeer concept from @Solaris Knight.
If you want maybe have slight modifications given the reviews the update received
tcool123
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A Boeing-Disney Air Extravaganza: An Opening Day Celebrairion
Aired on TV, Spring 1983
Higherups at Boeing were excited to put on a grand ceremony to show off to their fellow rivals that they were part of the iconic Disney legacy, Disney was the happy to host the spectacle in their park. The media was notified and invited to film the celebrairion giving both Disney and Boeing free press with broadcastings all over the country and even the world! Boeing housed planes at nearby airfields and airports that would takeoff and fly over The World Above Pavilion and then towards World Showcase Lagoon to demonstrate the greatness of their products. The lineup of aircraft including various aircraft that show off the line of aircraft had. In a spectacle similar to what the Blue Angels are known for, Boeing displayed various aerial tricks and stunts over the World Showcase lagoon to get the people excited. The planes performing in the show over World Showcase lagoon were painted with the palettes of various Disney characters. For the grand finale Boeing brought out the Space Shuttle Enterprise for a test flight prior to the Paris Air Show of 1983, and was followed by Disney parading out a Mickey Mouse and Donald Duck balloon on loan from the Macy's Thanksgiving Day parade giving it that last Disney touch as the celebrairion came to a close.
Aired on TV, Spring 1983
Higherups at Boeing were excited to put on a grand ceremony to show off to their fellow rivals that they were part of the iconic Disney legacy, Disney was the happy to host the spectacle in their park. The media was notified and invited to film the celebrairion giving both Disney and Boeing free press with broadcastings all over the country and even the world! Boeing housed planes at nearby airfields and airports that would takeoff and fly over The World Above Pavilion and then towards World Showcase Lagoon to demonstrate the greatness of their products. The lineup of aircraft including various aircraft that show off the line of aircraft had. In a spectacle similar to what the Blue Angels are known for, Boeing displayed various aerial tricks and stunts over the World Showcase lagoon to get the people excited. The planes performing in the show over World Showcase lagoon were painted with the palettes of various Disney characters. For the grand finale Boeing brought out the Space Shuttle Enterprise for a test flight prior to the Paris Air Show of 1983, and was followed by Disney parading out a Mickey Mouse and Donald Duck balloon on loan from the Macy's Thanksgiving Day parade giving it that last Disney touch as the celebrairion came to a close.
Disney Dad 3000
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Not that we have to produce it (though it would be amazing), but there has to be a special host right?
(20 min mark)
Solaris Knight
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Okay, I'm working on the rough draft but it's more of an outline, in case anyone wants to add detail.
docs.google.com
THE ROCKETEER VS THE ROBOT HORDES
The Rocketeer vs the Robot Hordes The Rocketeer vs the Robot Hordes is the new E-Ticket Attraction at Epcot, pitting Cliff Secord against androids commanding the weather around the Orlando Future World Expo to force America’s greatest scientists into working for them, commanded by the Raketensol...
docs.google.com
MickeyWaffleCo.
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- In the Parks
- No
Solaris Knight
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I mean there's not THAT many Disney IP with flight beyond like... Up?
MickeyWaffleCo.
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- In the Parks
- No
Yes, that’s true. I wasn’t criticizing the IP choice. I just thought it was funny that we ended up using the same lesser-known IP as Hulk.
Solaris Knight
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Okay I have my outline but I want someone to help fill it all in. Any volunteers.
tcool123
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Flight scenes or Flight being a big component?
If it’s just scenes:
- Fantasia (Pastoral Sympony and Night in Bald Mountain)
- Dumbo
- Saludos Amigos (Pedro the Plane and his segment)
- Peter Pan
- Sword in the Stone
- Mary Poppins
- The Rescuers
- The Many Adventure of Winnie the Pooh
- Rescuers Down Under
- FernGully (Fox)
- Aladdin
- Thumbelina (Fox)
- Toy Story (Falling with Style)
- Flight of the Navigator
- Rocketeer
- a bugs life
- Incredibles
- Atlantis
- Lilo and Stitch
- Hercules
- Treasure Planet
- Up
- Rio
- Wall-E (floating)
- Meet the Robinsons
- Big Hero 6
Theres likely more but those are some that had a character that flew at some point and time that stuck out to me. Obviously not many of these fit into Future World
tcool123
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Disney has been promoting it a lot lately it has. Disney JR tv show airing right now and a sequel film in the works Disney seems to be betting that the cult following is big enough.
I’ll read through it when I have a chance
Not that we have to produce it (though it would be amazing), but there has to be a special host right?
(20 min mark)
There can be one
Any celebrities in mind? If Top Gun was out then Tom Cruise is a no brained.
D Hulk
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Oh wow, it’s the IP lineup I used for the DisneySky nighttime spectacular!Flight scenes or Flight being a big component?
If it’s just scenes:
- Fantasia (Pastoral Sympony and Night in Bald Mountain)
- Dumbo
- Saludos Amigos (Pedro the Plane and his segment)
- Peter Pan
- Sword in the Stone
- Mary Poppins
- The Rescuers
- The Many Adventure of Winnie the Pooh
- Rescuers Down Under
- FernGully (Fox)
- Aladdin
- Thumbelina (Fox)
- Toy Story (Falling with Style)
- Flight of the Navigator
- Rocketeer
- a bugs life
- Incredibles
- Atlantis
- Lilo and Stitch
- Hercules
- Treasure Planet
- Up
- Rio
- Wall-E (floating)
- Meet the Robinsons
- Big Hero 6
Theres likely more but those are some that had a character that flew at some point and time that stuck out to me. Obviously not many of these fit into Future World
Disney Dad 3000
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Opening Day 1st Floor
Opening Day 2nd Floor
04/05 Soarin' Update
'20 ish Rocketeer Update
Opening Day 2nd Floor
04/05 Soarin' Update
'20 ish Rocketeer Update
tcool123
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Ah but that means you forgot such films such as
- The Tinker Bell Franchise
- Planes 1&2
- Maleficent 1&2
- Sky High
- Wrinkle in Time
- Up Up and Away
- Pete's Dragon
- Fantasia 2000
- Coco
- Finding Nemo
- The Absent Minded Professor
- Honey, I Shrunk the Kids
- A slue of short films (Plane Crazy, One by One, The Band Concert, Cars Toon Air Mater, Float)
Oooooooo I love love love!
Disney Dad 3000
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Ah but that means you forgot such films such as
- The Tinker Bell Franchise
- Planes 1&2
- Maleficent 1&2
- Sky High
- Wrinkle in Time
- Up Up and Away
- Pete's Dragon
- Fantasia 2000
- Coco
- Finding Nemo
- The Absent Minded Professor
- Honey, I Shrunk the Kids
- A slue of short films (Plane Crazy, One by One, The Band Concert, Cars Toon Air Mater, Float)
Oooooooo I love love love!
Thank you!
Obviously there's some interpretation left out there with the layout assuming some curvature in some angles, etc but hopefully the placing works. Figured the 1st floor should be plenty open and above for any themed decor items, etc.
Disney Dad 3000
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Disney has been promoting it a lot lately it has. Disney JR tv show airing right now and a sequel film in the works Disney seems to be betting that the cult following is big enough.
I’ll read through it when I have a chance
There can be one
Any celebrities in mind? If Top Gun was out then Tom Cruise is a no brained.
My first thought was actually Louis Gossett Jr with his Iron Eagle movies and little easier than Tom but both movies were '86.
Maybe some other 80s tv actor like Erik Estrada (CHiPS) or something.
tcool123
Well-Known Member
@Disney Dad 3000 added Billy Dee Williams as the host due to his role of being a famous galactic pilot
A Boeing-Disney Air Extravaganza: An Opening Day Celebrairion
Aired on TV, Spring 1983
Higherups at Boeing were excited to put on a grand ceremony to show off to their fellow rivals that they were part of the iconic Disney legacy, Disney was the happy to host the spectacle in their park. The media was notified and invited to film the celebrairion giving both Disney and Boeing free press with broadcastings all over the country and even the world! Boeing housed planes at nearby airfields and airports that would takeoff and fly over The World Above Pavilion and then towards World Showcase Lagoon to demonstrate the greatness of their products. The lineup of aircraft including various aircraft that show off the line of aircraft had. In a spectacle similar to what the Blue Angels are known for, Boeing displayed various aerial tricks and stunts over the World Showcase lagoon to get the people excited. The planes performing in the show over World Showcase lagoon were painted with the palettes of various Disney characters. For the grand finale Boeing brought out the Space Shuttle Enterprise for a test flight prior to the Paris Air Show of 1983, and was followed by Disney parading out a Mickey Mouse and Donald Duck balloon on loan from the Macy's Thanksgiving Day parade giving it that last Disney touch as the celebrairion came to a close. The entire event was hosted by star Billy Dee Williams who plays Lando Calrissian in the Star Wars: The Last Jedi, the end of the Star Wars franchise, in which Lando acts as a pilot who does many amazing tricks like what was on display in the air show!
A Boeing-Disney Air Extravaganza: An Opening Day Celebrairion
Aired on TV, Spring 1983
Higherups at Boeing were excited to put on a grand ceremony to show off to their fellow rivals that they were part of the iconic Disney legacy, Disney was the happy to host the spectacle in their park. The media was notified and invited to film the celebrairion giving both Disney and Boeing free press with broadcastings all over the country and even the world! Boeing housed planes at nearby airfields and airports that would takeoff and fly over The World Above Pavilion and then towards World Showcase Lagoon to demonstrate the greatness of their products. The lineup of aircraft including various aircraft that show off the line of aircraft had. In a spectacle similar to what the Blue Angels are known for, Boeing displayed various aerial tricks and stunts over the World Showcase lagoon to get the people excited. The planes performing in the show over World Showcase lagoon were painted with the palettes of various Disney characters. For the grand finale Boeing brought out the Space Shuttle Enterprise for a test flight prior to the Paris Air Show of 1983, and was followed by Disney parading out a Mickey Mouse and Donald Duck balloon on loan from the Macy's Thanksgiving Day parade giving it that last Disney touch as the celebrairion came to a close. The entire event was hosted by star Billy Dee Williams who plays Lando Calrissian in the Star Wars: The Last Jedi, the end of the Star Wars franchise, in which Lando acts as a pilot who does many amazing tricks like what was on display in the air show!
tcool123
Well-Known Member
Disney Dad 3000
Well-Known Member
@Disney Dad 3000 added Billy Dee Williams as the host due to his role of being a famous galactic pilot
A Boeing-Disney Air Extravaganza: An Opening Day Celebrairion
Aired on TV, Spring 1983
Higherups at Boeing were excited to put on a grand ceremony to show off to their fellow rivals that they were part of the iconic Disney legacy, Disney was the happy to host the spectacle in their park. The media was notified and invited to film the celebrairion giving both Disney and Boeing free press with broadcastings all over the country and even the world! Boeing housed planes at nearby airfields and airports that would takeoff and fly over The World Above Pavilion and then towards World Showcase Lagoon to demonstrate the greatness of their products. The lineup of aircraft including various aircraft that show off the line of aircraft had. In a spectacle similar to what the Blue Angels are known for, Boeing displayed various aerial tricks and stunts over the World Showcase lagoon to get the people excited. The planes performing in the show over World Showcase lagoon were painted with the palettes of various Disney characters. For the grand finale Boeing brought out the Space Shuttle Enterprise for a test flight prior to the Paris Air Show of 1983, and was followed by Disney parading out a Mickey Mouse and Donald Duck balloon on loan from the Macy's Thanksgiving Day parade giving it that last Disney touch as the celebrairion came to a close. The entire event was hosted by star Billy Dee Williams who plays Lando Calrissian in the Star Wars: The Last Jedi, the end of the Star Wars franchise, in which Lando acts as a pilot who does many amazing tricks like what was on display in the air show!