objr said:
Thats what came to mind...I really hope Disney someday creates a dark ride like or better than Spidy...
In my mind, The Indiana Jones Adventure: Temple of the Forbidden Eye is, pound for pound, a superior attraction to The Amazing Adventures of Spiderman. Sure, Spiderman's technology is four years superior and it is a fantastic attraction, but I feel like IJA makes better use of its environment. On Spiderman, I've never felt once like I wasn't in a warehouse, whereas Indy has one of the most elaborate and detailed queues that really helps to remove you from the real world that is Disneyland
That said, I hope Spiderman (and, to some lesser extent, DarKastle) are the not the last of the epic, dimensional dark rides. The rumors circulating about the adaptation of the Robocoaster technology to dark rides are both exciting and promising, as the technology offers the potential for both tame and wild experiences and, better still, adaptability. That is to say that, because much of the Robocoaster's movement is not governed by track, but by programming, there exists enormous opportunity to make an attraction somehow interactive.
Similarly, I think Vekoma has something promising with Pandora's Box.
I'd hope beyond hope that a new dark ride would not be shoe-horned into an existing Tomorrowland structure, however. Nothing there, save for perhaps Space Mountain, is large enough to house anything approximating the scale of even the smallest E-ticket dark rides.
