I think pride rock could make a really stunning backdrop for a theme park land and with the boats that will travel through the land it will have some kinetic energy that galaxy’s edge, Pandora and world of frozen lack. The lion king land could also be a great place for streetmosphere. I guess we’ll have to wait and see what Disney is building exactly to be able to judge the land in a fair way.
Boats in a rocky desert don’t sound brilliant. Interesting to see how they pull it off.
Comcast and Aventura talks are currently stalled apparently.
I'm sure it will look great when covered with snow during the winter months.
The Mufasa movie trailer shows the lions on top of snowed mountains, so they have already thought about it. Anyway, some people seem to think Psris is covered with snow all winter, but it's just very few days (if any). I lived there twice and I think it only snowed one day.I'm sure it will look great when covered with snow during the winter months.
I don't think their have been any informed rumours for these plots.
I'm not even certain Avatar is on the table.
Railway would be fair game for Fantasyland surely.
Ally mentioned it in 2023, @Henry Mystic mentioned it in 2024 and alongside his D23 Rumor roundup which had a lot correct. Bob Iger also teased playing around with adding Pandora to an Asian Park and a European park when he said at the earnings call in April "We have one Avatar-based land, Pandora, in Florida. We’re going to put a second one in California. That doesn't mean we can't put one somewhere in Asia or somewhere in Europe for instance" (Source)
Would it be? I guess it's not a bad addition than nothing at all, but it feels like a better fit for the studios in my mind.
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It would fit. This and an Omni / suspended Mermaid by the bypass would do wonders for capacity. Amongst other things of course.
I think it makes more sense for Studios because of the aesthetic where you feel like you're going through an animated drawn 2d movie, but it makes less sense for Disney Adventure World (I don't even like typing that awful name out...)Would it be? I guess it's not a bad addition than nothing at all, but it feels like a better fit for the studios in my mind.
There's way too many better options for Fantasyland: Pooh, Beauty&Beast, Little Mermaid, Villains.
I think the showbuilding would be too small to fit behind Main Station right? I wouldn't mind if it would fit there.
(I feel like I already asked this before
Using up the space next to IASW wouldn't be the best idea considering other possibilities I mentioned.
Are there any plans to do a Little Mermaid ride in DLP?
Not since 1992/3
I also believe it would be a better fit for aesthetic reasons. Imagine the Art Nouveau Theatre Façade
Technically, everything makes about equal sense for Disney Adventure World as the park won't have an overarching theme anymore. People have been thinking Avatar because it is a big movie and would have seemed to fit a studio park that skewed more toward recent and live action movies, but looking at the way they have taken the park you could make the case that something like Fantasy Springs would fit equally well.
Just like any park that wasn't made during the Eisner Era
Yes, I can see that most people in nearby countries won't have been to either Epcot or Hong Kong Disneyland so FEA may be reasonably marketable in Europe. In general, though, it still seems like this is a long crawl toward one new ride that's not even particularly amazing. Maybe when the Lion King ride opens in another 5(?) or so years it will be more interesting, but that also seems like a long crawl to something it's hard to get too enthusiastic about.
