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The Rocketeer

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Thanks, I couldn't remember what Laugh Floor was before.
SGE, any hope that a new attraction will replace it? There were rumors about Wrecked Ralph... have ideas change for a replacement?
Having no insider information myself I'm guessing they don't really have a clue what to do with it since the space is relatively small. That's why we haven't seen a replacement.
 

Bocabear

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Where is Diamond Horseshoe located? And the theater for flight to moon is it the same used for Laugh Floor?
Diamond Horseshoe is located in Frontierland. Laugh Floor uses the theater that housed America The Beautiful Originally, then remodeled for The Timekeeper attraction. The Flight To The Moon Theaters were remodeled to be Alien Encounter which was turned into Stitch. They are across the street from each other.
 

_caleb

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Diamond Horseshoe is located in Frontierland. Laugh Floor uses the theater that housed America The Beautiful Originally, then remodeled for The Timekeeper attraction. The Flight To The Moon Theaters were remodeled to be Alien Encounter which was turned into Stitch. They are across the street from each other.
Once you know the Alien Encounter/Stitch theater used to be Flight to the Moon, you can’t unsee it. The seating in the round, the low railings, the circular platform (once a screen, then housing for the Stitch AA)—it’s remarkable how little they changed it!

It’s like the Edison used to be the Adventurers Club in Disney Springs. They basically ripped out everything that made the AC interesting, added some industrial-machinery-turned-furniture, and there you have it.

Reminds me of when a restaurant takes over a building that was built as a fast-food restaurant. You can call it whatever you want, but from the outside, it will always look like a Taco Bell.
 

lazyboy97o

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Once you know the Alien Encounter/Stitch theater used to be Flight to the Moon, you can’t unsee it. The seating in the round, the low railings, the circular platform (once a screen, then housing for the Stitch AA)—it’s remarkable how little they changed it!

It’s like the Edison used to be the Adventurers Club in Disney Springs. They basically ripped out everything that made the AC interesting, added some industrial-machinery-turned-furniture, and there you have it.

Reminds me of when a restaurant takes over a building that was built as a fast-food restaurant. You can call it whatever you want, but from the outside, it will always look like a Taco Bell.
 

_caleb

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You can change the roof, but you can’t hide!
A real estate office in our neighborood:
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tcool123

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Is the Stitch theatre empty? Can it be restarted? I did not enjoy the show (compared to Alien Encounters) but it's better than an empty building. I know many will disagree on here.
It’s currently a break room for cast members. The animatronics have been gutted and skinned so its not likely to open just because they’d have to rebuild and redo a lot of things in it.
 

Animaniac93-98

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Well I would have lost a Disney Parks Trivia game on that one! I guess I’ve always assumed it was considered Frontierland cause of the theme and the location in Disneyland.

Park maps flipped flopped between labeling it as Frontierland or Liberty Square, but in terms of physical location it's Liberty Square.

The kitchen is shared with LTT and the building is bookended by the former Tri Corn Hat Shoppe on the West side.
 

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