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Tomorrowland new entrance
- Thread starter Phroobar
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mickEblu
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I’m good for at least 2 years because of that new Hungry Bear sign.
RobWDW1971
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The new Hungry Bear sign is like the Mandalorian - completely destroys the entire nonsensical argument that Disney fans, Star Wars fans, etc. hate change - we all just want quality product. Give us well designed, thematically appropriate additions and they will be gratefully celebrated.
Curious Constance
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The Mandalorian is just okay for me. There were a couple episodes that held my interest, but most of them I found to be slow and mostly boring.
And “The Child” is trying waaaaayyyy too hard for my taste.
But, I don’t have much interest in Star Wars anymore, so I’m sure that plays into it.
And “The Child” is trying waaaaayyyy too hard for my taste.
But, I don’t have much interest in Star Wars anymore, so I’m sure that plays into it.
George Lucas on a Bench
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Who are you?
Curious Constance
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Hey, I didn’t hate, Rise of Skywalker, like I thought I would, so there is that.
Ismael Flores
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The matterhorn also looked fine but a chunk of rock fell off. I bet you that some of the wood behind those panels was not in the best of shape.
el_super
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Does it really matter? Just so long as they look great.
George Lucas on a Bench
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I didn't either. It was definitely off the rails, but I enjoyed it more than the other Disney movies for what it was. A Saturday matinee popcorn space movie for kids.
Disney Analyst
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Which aluminum manufacturer sponsored this?
Disney Irish
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Reynolds (Alcoa) not to be confused with RJ Reynolds who would be a better sponsor for a shop on Main StWhich aluminum manufacturer sponsored this?
I do hope whatever is to become of tomorrowland that inner, outer, and liquid space are represented with their own rides.
RobWDW1971
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Of course they will be!
Outer space: Buzz Lightyear
Inner Space: Ant Man
Liquid Space: Finding Nemo
SuddenStorm
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They're also redoing the planter in front of Star Tours, and I noticed new lighting on the wall last night...
Good. There is never enough to eat in Tomorrowland.
mickEblu
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So now that we ve seen concept art for the new entrance and they took the time to rebuild these walls I guess we can all put to bed the idea of a complete TL Demo. The remaining questions are...
1. What goes where the Star Wars Launch Bay Plot is? Part of the Tron show building? Space 220 restaurant?
2. Is Space Mountain gutted and rebuilt with a new track?
3. How do they reconfigure the entire Space Mountain complex?
3. Does Star Tours survive a TL redo?
4. Does Buzz get axed, refurbed or updated Shanghai style?
5. Does the lagoon survive? I’m pretty sure Nemo doesn’t.
6. Does Autopia get axed, shrunk, or updated to something fitting of the 21st century?
7. Will they find a way to bring kinetic energy back to the land and will that be Tron or something original?
8. Do they move the Astro Orbiter, leave it where it is (please God no), put a new spinner as a weenie in the back of the land or no spinner at all?
9. What do they do with TL terrace?
10. If and most likely when the Monorail is rerouted, how much of the FL/ TL tour is eliminated?
11. Does Neon Mickey Survive?
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