Re: Main Street USA
I'm not sure if this was in response to me or not, but that was pretty much exactly what I was trying to say....lol, I have trouble getting my opinions across sometimes...
Yes, I guess I meant that once Disney replaces the older dark rides with the newer thrill rides, then they can get back to making dark rides.
Originally posted by kennyj29
I'm not trying to be disrespectful but I disagree with you. Disneyland started out as a family park. But a lot of it looked like regular theme parks. The bumper tube ride, miniature railroad, etc. They progressed which ALL the parks should. My point being, yes, they took dark rides out and replaced them with Hi Tech rides but they are magnificent. If you look many, many different aged people ride Test Track not M:S but that's one thing. MGM has two thrill rides. I honestly don't think that's taking away anything from the parks itself. Most of everything that Disney has is family oriented. You can't complain about a few Hi Tech rides going in. That really isn't fair. We all love the dark rides and I'm sure in the future Disney will be putting them in also but as of right now, they are putting in attractions that maybe geared more towards young adults, teens and even I'm 49 and I love what they are doing. That will stop eventually. When they want to replace a Hi Tech ride in the future they will probably start taking out the rides that are now there. They will have a sufficient amount of the Hi Tech ones that they will be the ones that are replaced. The only reason they are taking out dark rides is because that's all they had in those parks. You have to take them out to replace them with other things. In the future it will change again but as for right now? Just go with it.
I'm not sure if this was in response to me or not, but that was pretty much exactly what I was trying to say....lol, I have trouble getting my opinions across sometimes...
Yes, I guess I meant that once Disney replaces the older dark rides with the newer thrill rides, then they can get back to making dark rides.