What era would you like to have in a Disney park???

[WDWmazprty]

Disney movies have shown many different parts of history...movies about pirates, knights, and cowboys to movies set in Prohibition times and the fun 80s all the way to our day.

Above are a couple things each era is famous for.
So, which TWO options would you like to have in any of the parks? . Meaning you dress up like they did in said era and the park would be totally themed from the time period?

 

[*Cinderelly*]

This is a really cool and interesting question. I could have chose several of these options because I think they would be fascinating to be a part of the Disney Parks, but I voted for the 60's and 70's mostly because I am really in the Rock & Roll music of the 70's mostly. Those bands like Kiss, Led Zeppelin, Aerosmith, Bad Company, Rush that came up during that time. So the music scene I really think is cool. As for movies you already have Star Wars: A New Hope from the 70's and through in the greats like Jaws, The Godfather, and Taxi Driver to just name a few. Television also had its share of great sitcoms back then like Happy Days, The Mary Tyler Moore Show, The Bob Newhart Show, and Alice. Take all that and all the crazy fashion statements they had and i think it would be pretty cool.

 

[WDWmazprty]

I picked the 20s to 40s and the Age of Piracy...

I love the suits and hats everyone wore in the 20s and of course, since I love POC and the movies as well, I think it'd be fun to dress like Jack Sparrow while in the parks

 

[JIMINYCR]

Roaring 20s. Lots of interesting, guest pleasing shows and entertainment could be built up like Jazz clubs, speakeasies and vaudeville shows. Have street gangster characters played by actors portraying Cagney, Edward G Robinson, Dillinger, Al Capone, Bugsy Malone and others. Feature police raids by the FBI and the Untouchables. Comedy routines by Laurel & Hardy, Keaton, Chaplin, Keystone cops. And highlight the glorious beginnings and rise to fame of Walt Disney. It would perfectly fit into the early themed years when America was beginning to advance in the world.

 

[*Cinderelly*]

If they used the Middle Ages 1200's to 1400's they could include The Sword and the Stone.

 

[thomas998]

You should have included a none of the above. I prefer that they don't try to do any real time period because when they have done one it ends up offending people and then getting watered down to the point that it insult the intelligence of anyone familiar with history. They should just stick to make believe.

 

[NelleBelle]

Isn't this poll "make- believe?"

 

[Robbiem]

There are plenty of exciting eras but I voted for the jazz age. it would be a fun era and disney could use some of the original plans from Paris’ original main st.

other eras not listed that I’d like to see would be Ancient Greece and samurai era Japan

 

["El Gran Magnifico"]

While I think Disney could pull off a Renaissance Festival type area. For my tastes I'd go Victorian.

 

[BigDlover]

The future

 

[JIMINYCR]

The future

They have had the future in Tomorrowland and continue to fail to know what to do with it

 

[BigDlover]

They have had the future in Tomorrowland and continue to fail to know what to do with it

It was just a joke. I'm more interested in how they can integrate innovative and upcoming tech than going back in time to another era. They have plenty of that already. Part of the magic of Disney is using futuristic tech. That's what really wows guests that a lot of other companies can't replicate.

 

[NelleBelle]

It was just a joke. I'm more interested in how they can integrate innovative and upcoming tech than going back in time to another era. They have plenty of that already. Part of the magic of Disney is using futuristic tech. That's what really wows guests that a lot of other companies can't replicate.

Unfortunately, they then let it sit and become outdated for decades before doing anything about it!

 

[SyracuseDisneyFan]

The 1980's. I was born in 1984, so I don't remember that decade.

 

[BigDlover]

Unfortunately, they then let it sit and become outdated for decades before doing anything about it!

A lot of it enhances the experience, for me anyway, and won't be dated anytime soon like all the projection mapping they've used on the nighttime shows and in ride queues. But I was also talking about the actual ride systems and vehicles themselves like Flight of Passage, Na'vi River Journey, RotR, etc. There are a lot of rides that use great tech that are still not outdated - Soarin', Toy Story Mania, even The Haunted Mansion to name a few.