Have any details about slinky dog coaster come out from Disney yet? To me, the carts would have to act like a slinky dog. The slinky dog toy opens and closes like an accordion, getting larger and smaller. will we get any of that type movement on the ride as well? That could add a whole new dimension.
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Toy Story Land expansion announced for Disney's Hollywood Studios
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Rodan75
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100% But TSL won't give them the same awe and wonder as Pandora has. But it does add some much needed outdoor energy to a park that desperately needs it. And looks like it will be a great overall land with TSMM, Alien Spin and Slinky, I kinda hope they do a little Woody's Roundup stage (like the size of the Tomorrowland Stage, but themed appropriately) to add to the energy of the land.
Depends on your definition of "land"
Goofyernmost
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What would be yours Martin?
Goofyernmost
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I think that they will both, SWL and Pandora, hold their own. I know this will be a shock, but, not everyone is a SW fan. Yes, I know, blasphemy, but there it is. Both will be popular if for nothing else the vast difference in their messages. Star Wars is all about violence and death. Pandora is all about tranquility and concern for important things. They will both have their ardent fans. Anything new will take from what is already there, but, not forever. All will be well in the kingdoms.
uncle jimmy
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I've been thinking the same thing! They created swaying carts to 7DMT, could they create a coaster that stretches and shrinks?
Something with more than 1.5 attractions.
And for a new area in a park that needs it I'd like an E too.
Goofyernmost
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You're the historian and frankly, I don't know the answer, but, what are the chances that many of Disney's Lands started with only a few attractions and if not were more then just one IP? That makes it tougher. They were somewhat similar, like Fantasyland or Adventure land, but, they didn't have one message or identity. I don't think we can ever call anything in DHS a specific land, and never really could. It was all under one heading and that was movies. So the park was a land with a bunch of different stories within... isn't that what it will remain even when it is all done? DAK comes the closest to having MK style lands and even Epcot had only two lands, so would that make it less then a theme park?
For something called a "land"' in an established park it's lacklustre.
PizzaPlanet
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Very true. Wouldn't want to get mixed up with the Epcot pavilion!
Maybe we should start brainstorming how to convert a parking garage to an E-ride.
Casper Gutman
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Unfortunately, Universal has the Fast & Furious franchise, or it would be easy.
Kman101
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They already think they have an E in TSL ... (I don't think it qualifies as an E, just saying ...)
Kman101
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Kman101
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Me too whatever that may be Lol I'm really looking forward to it. Wish they'd get going LOL!
Goofyernmost
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Yea, but, I don't think that the current definition of "land" and what we think of as "land" are the same thing. That definition at this point only applies loosely to MK
"Toy Story Land"
Kman101
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Disliking the property used doesn't make it any less of a land as lackluster as it may be. JMO. And dismissing the rides also dosen't make it any less of a land. It will have three attractions, a shop, a QSR ... it's a land. A poor use of one but it's a land.
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