I don't know, that's about the size of Avatar, which I think could definitely use more space. Obviously we have no designs yet so it's just for the sake of discussion (I'm not saying they blew it or anything), but I am surprised if it ends up only 8.
Avatar has more space. The basic infrastructure for the entire land are already in place, just need the $ of a ride, but I digress.
the scale of a bus bar attraction would be perfect and would enhance the emotions of a villainous ride. everything being closer, ups the stakes. look at snow white's first iterations. the cavernous show rooms these days lose out on the human scale. with an enclosed, compact bus bar, you feel like you don't know what's around the next corner. for that matter they need a dark ride that lets the scenes simmer and build with a slow burn build up. build the tension and release instead of frenetic energy the whole time.
I understand what you're saying on Guardians, but I disagree on Rise.
Would be a great way to keep the Liberty Belle and enhance Fantasmic but I give that a 0% of happening.
Magic Kingdom doesn’t need more nighttime spectaculars. It needs to mitigate the localized crowding they induce. This would more easily be achieved by a) adding arcades behind the Main Street shops and b) creating other desirable viewing locations of the same fireworks, possibly with different music. The Villains area would be an ideal spot for a “rethemed” HEA that incorporates the existing firework display. Perhaps Tomorrowland could be modified to host a unique viewing angle as well if they replaced the Speedway with a water-based attraction ringed by fountains that synchronized with the show.
I get the negativity but I think things could be different this time around with these announcements.
I would love this. To paraphrase everyone's favorite bayou adventurer, Beastly Kingdom is the bees' knees. It is by far the coolest thing they've never built.
but haven't they literally announced it is going....along with TSI?
