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Tiana's Bayou Adventure: Disneyland Watch & Discussion
- Thread starter Californian Elitist
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From the Orlando thread
Disney Irish
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This was already posted on Page 242.
Ohh. My bad
mickEblu
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There was so much water in the Splash Mountain log yesterday that my moms cousin refused to step in the log. It had to have been at least 3-4 inches deep. I had already got in and got back out when I realized she wasn’t going to step inside. My favorite part was the CM was so adamant that she had to step inside that particular log (even though she requested to wait for the next one) and said something along the lines of “it’s a water ride people.” As if we re not annual pass holders that don’t know something is wrong and that our shoes should not be submerged in water. Not sure what is going on but I don’t remember this ever happening pre pandemic. Anyway, we waited for the next log that was in normal condition.
Model3 McQueen
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Oh man, how much longer til Disneyland has its own log sinking incident.
socalifornian
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Magic Mountains Jet Stream boats are almost always little portable pools, I forget how nice Disney is sometimes. Sad that it’s happening there now. Isn’t it supposed to drain going uphill? Have to bring your own Drano to the parks
Dear Prudence
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Good thing I'm making a point to have ziplocks and plastic bags this time.
Heard from insiders tonight: It's off due to Space being remade in Tokyo and the upcoming Tommorowland remake in California.
Brer Panther
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For both parks?
From what i was told, yes.
Sure.
PiratesMansion
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Is there any actual evidence that a DL Tomorrowland redo is coming, or are people just going off because Tokyo's redoing their Space Mountain...which DL already did almost 20 years ago...?
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mickEblu
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I personally don’t give credit to anything until it’s announced by Disney. I also don’t 100% believe a new attraction is coming until it’s built/construction starts.
Sharon&Susan
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Why would what OLC is doing cause the cancellation of a stateside project when Disney isn't even the one paying for construction?
That’s the exact question that came to my mind as well. What do Tokyo’s projects have to do with us?
SuddenStorm
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The only thing I could think of that would make sense is that the WDI team on the Splash bastardization have now been assigned to redo Disneyland's rotting Tomorrowland which should 100% take precedent over altering a beloved attraction.
D.Silentu
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I think the idea is that since Tokyo Disneyland is owned by OLC and the rides are identical in Florida and Tokyo, Disney would only technically be paying half for the Disney World refurb as the cost could be shared. Presumably a lot of the show elements will be the same in all three Mountains, so the Disneyland version would technically be saving money as well. That said, it's possible that if OLC would rather spend their money on Space Mountain instead, it might cause Chapek's Disney to reevaluate the whole situation. Just speculation though.
Midwest Elitist
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This might go back to the rumor that TDL doesn't want to change Splash, so as they are putting money elsewhere, I'm guessing stateside is just giving up as Tokyo won't split costs for it then.
If DL is going to revamp Tomorrowland, possibly Tokyo will with the space changes, and the cost can be shared.
Model3 McQueen
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Who are these insiders and how much do you trust them? Cause I'm ready to believe you if we're being honest, but you gotta tell us how much you yourself believe this.
Like @mickEblu said dont mess with our emotions man!! If this is true then I'm seriously flippin happy.
Best case scenario in my head - Chapek and the other awful executives quit cause they're too embarrassed to outright admit they made a moronic mistake.