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News Tomorrowland love

Bocabear

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You're not wrong but I am referring to the exterior. Just the look. The look is timeless and does not need to be redone every 10 years.
I miss the original with the cannon boom from the launch you could hear all over the park.... the blast of steam and smoke as it launched...it was true Disney magic....Now it's Hyperspace Mountain... meh... Not sure how long it has been that, but I know at least the last 11 years....
 

SpectroBro

Well-Known Member
In the Parks
Yes
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.
Yeah a bus bar dark ride for Wall-E or Stitch would slap.
 

Loose Pebble

Active Member
Like they did with discoveryland at Disneyland Paris! The steampunk future has kind of held up For over 30 years now without need for a major redo. I'm surprised that from that standpoint Disney has not mimicked this at Disneyland, or Walt Disney World. It's a classic view of the future through the eyes of the past visionaries such as Jules Verne. And it was lovely.View attachment 809443
They were going to do something similar with Tomorrowland at DLR (inspired by the future that never was) but cheaped out majorly and ended up making it worse.
 

Disone

Well-Known Member
I miss the original with the cannon boom from the launch you could hear all over the park.... the blast of steam and smoke as it launched...it was true Disney magic....Now it's Hyperspace Mountain... meh... Not sure how long it has been that, but I know at least the last 11 years....
I do agree! I keep hoping one day it will revert back
 

Simon83079

Active Member
Been a while since this been posted. Thought id share the love that tomorrowland is finally getting. An update of the Cool ship which looks so stunning. The colours the style. Perfect imo.
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Even compliments Joffreys Revive across the way!
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I do wish they would get more of this done In 1 swoop rather than big gaps cause at this rate. By the time they have the land updated. This style will be outdated already.
 

James Alucobond

Well-Known Member
I do wish they would get more of this done In 1 swoop rather than big gaps cause at this rate. By the time they have the land updated. This style will be outdated already.
The style is nearly a century old. It could experience resurgent popularity at some point, but it can’t really become outdated all over again. It now references a specific bygone future ideal rather than being the future du jour.
 

Nickm2022

Well-Known Member
I mean Fantastic Four and Alien both did good just not amazing. But I do feel good enough and are amazing films that deserve a place in TL. I also never understood why Wall-E isn't in TL despite it being a major success
 

Timothy_Q

Well-Known Member
I believe Alien Romulus was considered a very successful entry of the franchise
350 million on an 80 million budget

Much better ROI than the last 3 Marvel movies that all had budgets more than double of Romulus

Alien is a perfect IP for DHS imo, if Disney were willing to go scary again
 

HMF

Well-Known Member
I miss the original with the cannon boom from the launch you could hear all over the park.... the blast of steam and smoke as it launched...it was true Disney magic....Now it's Hyperspace Mountain... meh... Not sure how long it has been that, but I know at least the last 11 years....
Sad ain't it? Don't the Star Wars and Jules Verne elements just compliment each other perfectly?
 

Mike S

Well-Known Member
I believe Alien Romulus was considered a very successful entry of the franchise
350 million on an 80 million budget

Much better ROI than the last 3 Marvel movies that all had budgets more than double of Romulus

Alien is a perfect IP for DHS imo, if Disney were willing to go scary again
They might be waiting until they get to Alien vs. Predator. The setup for it just in the trailers for Badlands is obvious.
 

cjkeating

Well-Known Member
I believe Alien Romulus was considered a very successful entry of the franchise
350 million on an 80 million budget

Much better ROI than the last 3 Marvel movies that all had budgets more than double of Romulus

Alien is a perfect IP for DHS imo, if Disney were willing to go scary again
I do really hope we are able to get an Alien attraction at some point in the future.
 

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