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News Tomorrowland love
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Captain Neo
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It's really pathethic that its come to this
Ichabod Crane
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I think an indoor coaster would better capture the horror elements of the franchise. But I would take a buzz retheme as well!
Moth
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I know right? This company is too shy to invest into one of its founding lands because it can't shove any IPs into it.
Kirby86
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Fantastic 4 would help the west coast however it wouldnt do anything for Floridas Tomorrow Land since Universal has the rights to those characters east of the Mississippi River.
Quietmouse
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Tomorrowland would benefit from an additional dark ride or two.
Even if it’s something simple like the adventures of Mickey in space. The rides there just don’t hit like they should compared to the rest of the park.
Even if it’s something simple like the adventures of Mickey in space. The rides there just don’t hit like they should compared to the rest of the park.
Maybe dust off the muppet labs imagination plans?
Pig in Space in Tomorrowland solves a lot of problems
I hate that I have to imagine all these crazy scenarios instead of us just keeping what we have now.Pig in Space in Tomorrowland solves a lot of problems
I think MV3D has run its course honestly but would love to see the muppets land somewhere else and have a presence in one of the parks.
Moth
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It'd help with the general aesthetic and providing there is an appetite for the "future that is forever out of reach" look
I’m not gonna bring my Convo here but I just wanna say the “___ is dated” mentality is a very slippery and dangerous slope for the parks imo.
I miss Tomorrowland 94 look
Just in general with splash mountain, Tomorrowland 94 look going away, probably muppetvision, GMR, and soon rnrc, watching Eisner era wdw slowly die has been very depressing.I miss Tomorrowland 94 look
James Alucobond
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Tomorrowland 94 was hideous. That said, it was at least mostly consistent.
Anyway, between live action Stitch and Elio (which seems to have a scene purpose built for the Stitch theater if it becomes popular), hopefully they can put something back on the left side of the main promenade. Beyond that, steal the Wreck-It Ralph thing from Tokyo to replace Buzz, lightly update Carousel, retrack Space (and level/redesign the entrance canopy and gift shop), replace the Speedway, and we're on our way. My dream Speedway scenario would be turning it into a lagoon surrounding a relocated Small World as the bridge between Fantasyland and Tomorrowland while simultaneously filling its former spot with a modified DisneySea Rapunzel ride, but I know that's never happening.
Anyway, between live action Stitch and Elio (which seems to have a scene purpose built for the Stitch theater if it becomes popular), hopefully they can put something back on the left side of the main promenade. Beyond that, steal the Wreck-It Ralph thing from Tokyo to replace Buzz, lightly update Carousel, retrack Space (and level/redesign the entrance canopy and gift shop), replace the Speedway, and we're on our way. My dream Speedway scenario would be turning it into a lagoon surrounding a relocated Small World as the bridge between Fantasyland and Tomorrowland while simultaneously filling its former spot with a modified DisneySea Rapunzel ride, but I know that's never happening.
No it wasn’t. It was beautiful.
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James Alucobond
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It exemplified everything insane about the 90s merged with everything insane about raygun gothic. I found it deeply ugly compared to what it originally was because I'm not a maximalist and prefer things to look good even without night lighting, but it's all opinion.
UNCgolf
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It exemplified everything insane about the 90s merged with everything insane about raygun gothic. I found it deeply ugly compared to what it originally was because I'm not a maximalist and prefer things to look good even without night lighting, but it's all opinion.
I didn't really love that aesthetic either, but I'd certainly take it over the random hodgepodge that's there now.