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Toy Story 4 is coming...wonder if a ride based on the new movie will go to DHS?
- Thread starter CinematicFusion
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I was thinking since John Lasseter is set to Direct that he might have some pull on bringing in another ride concept to the park based on the Toy Story IP. But, I was just throwing it out there to see if any rumors where floating around.
I'm surprised Toy Story 4 is coming out and I'm surprised Lasseter is going to direct it.
SirLink
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Love your site Steve ... but all that is holy in the world no one even at Disney classes TSMM as an E-ticket C-ticket/low D-ticket.
Unplugged
Well-Known Member
Just thinking though, that since the concept of tickets was how much they charged for the ride experience (buying the ticket), knowing TDO's milking the guest methods and how busy TSMM is......it would be an E-ticket. It may not be an elaborate ride, but they'd definitely milk it for every dollar.
tigger1968
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Seeing as how it's not even coming out for two years...I will go with..."there is none."
Sped2424
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I'd say d ticket.
CAPTAIN HOOK
Well-Known Member
Perhaps they'll replace Mickeys hat with Woody's ??
Spike-in-Berlin
Well-Known Member
Er.. is it really coming? I know about Finding Dory as as Nemo sequel and Cars 3 as definitely being planned too (very thrilled about that BTW) but so far I didn't hear about a Toy Story 4 project being confirmed by Pixar.
Kman101
Well-Known Member
I can't see an attraction. I wouldn't call TSMM an E-Ticket. I'm sure TDO/Disney wants to think of it as one even if they know it isn't. It's a fun ride, I suppose, but for those who go solo or aren't the most competitive, it doesn't have re-ridability, IMO. I'd rather have an elaborate dark ride taking me through a new Toy Story adventure. They could have made it along the levels of Monsters Ride and Go Seek or even on the set level of Buzz. It's screens on probably really expensive material to make a box to hold the screen. As you ride through an obvious warehouse. And focused on a shooting ride isn't being immersed in an attraction, IMO.
At least the queue is really well done.
At least the queue is really well done.
SirLink
Well-Known Member
Well Soarin is a D-ticket so I would say C-ticket.
GhostHost1000
Premium Member
I wonder if this had anything to do with the toy story play land decision
Andy Whitfield
Active Member
I don't really care if it's labelled a "D", an "E", or a "S-" (I made that last one up) but i'd argue its one of the most re-ridable ride on WDW property. On my last trip my family wanted to go on the ride again and again. I wouldn't even normally consider them competitive but they did love the competition it provided. it was even the mother - in - law and sister - in - laws favourite ride of the trip!
Andy Whitfield
Active Member
and I'm surprised we are getting Toy Story 4 but i'm a believer that we don't know if this is a good thing or not until we see the movie. They may have a brilliant concept up their sleeve that they just had to make the movie.
lover_doll
Member
Good morning..
Just heard on the national news that Toy Story 4 is coming...and it will be a "love story".
Matt_Black
Well-Known Member
I'd really like to see a movie where one of the humans actually catches them moving, and the film is about that.
Next Big Thing
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To add to that IGN reported that the story was conceived by "the original Toy Story writing team: Lasseter, Andrew Stanton, Pete Docter and Lee Unkrich." However, the screenplay will be written by Rashida Jones and Will McCormack, based on the conceived story.
SirLink
Well-Known Member
What do you mean by re-ridable?
doctornick
Well-Known Member
So, to address the original post, I doubt we'd see a ride specifically based on Toy Story 4. But it seems plausible, and maybe even likely, that one or more of the "games" in TSMM could change to feature characters or a theme from the new movie. That would be the easiest way to incorporate elements of the movie into the parks.
Matt_Black
Well-Known Member
Yeah, if they add anything new, it's going to represent the franchise as a whole.