Misterdcp
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I hear you on that, hopefully they'll come up with something that's agreeable to mostEnduring classics....that's what I'm after.
I hear you on that, hopefully they'll come up with something that's agreeable to mostEnduring classics....that's what I'm after.
I never thought of that before, but it could work. each "scene" in the rife could showcase a different water "movie" effectThey have always wanted a water ride...how about a fully fleshed out Catastrophe Canyon water ride for the people who miss the Backlot Tour?
I agree with all 4 points. I would personally love an Indiana Jones themed area, but I'm not sure Disney would pump money into a full fledged land for Indy. Everything else I completely agree1). A bigger Star Wars land with a live show re-telling the story of some of the best Star Wars scenes. About 45 minutes in an indoor theatre. More space for Star Wars Weekends and such as well.
2). Indiana Jones-themed land. With the stunt show, add the Disneyland California ride and the coaster from Disneyland Paris for a nicely themed Indiana Jones themed area. That would be pretty awesome and would drive in a lot of people considering the Stunt Show is still so popular and the other two are more thrill rides.
3). Pixar Studios expansion.. Not Toy Story Playland.. but a Pixar Studios expansion. Move Laugh Floor Comedy Club to this new area. Scratch the Toy Story Mania expansion and make up for the long wait times by adding other rides. I personally believe the Toy Story Musical from the cruise ships would work well as a stage show here! When I saw it, I thought it was REALLY well done! Add a brand new adventure-ride themed to WALL-E.
4). Super Hero themed land. Not necessarily having to relate only to MARVEL. Any Disney hero-film. Put a Universal Studios Spider-Man/Transformers style attraction in here themed to Big Hero 6. An awesome street-show featuring the Guardians of the Galaxy characters.. And a new musical comedy stage show themed to The Incredibles.
I agree with all 4 points. I would personally love an Indiana Jones themed area, but I'm not sure Disney would pump money into a full fledged land for Indy. Everything else I completely agree
You say a third as if that's nothing. That is a major chunk. Once again, Hollywood has been around for a very long time. Why does Pixar have to be so heavily featured? Aren't one or two attractions enough?
I'm not understanding why certain movies have to have their own land. It's not like there's a Peter Pan Land at MK.
Have you visited Carsland or Wizarding World of Harry Potter at Uni? Obviously movies don't "have" to have their own land, but themeing and entire area to a single franchise/movie can make for a pretty incredible experience as it does in both of my examples.
Hollywood changes too often for Disney to keep up with (or care to, at least), which is what resulted in this lost-themed park in the first place. What once was great, now needs a major change.
I haven't....not my cups of tea anyway.
But I stand by my opinion. I think it's a overboard to have entire lands dedicated to a single movie or franchise. And if the park is still going to be named Disney Hollywood Studios, then having one third of the park Pixar-related or Star Wars related seems almost like false advertising for me. Might as well just call the entire park Random Land.
If these are not your "cup of tea", then you must not like themed entertainment. Cars is a movie I have little interest in, saw the first one once, and haven't seen any of the other related movies. Despite this I loved Carsland. There was just something about being totally immersed in a fantasy environment. I think you really need to experience one of these lands before you dismiss them as a bad idea.
Having 1/3 of the park be Star Wars isn't really the same as having 1/3 be Pixar. Over 1/3 of Magic Kingdom is based on Disney movies, so I don't see a problem with 1/3 of DHS being based on Pixar movies. Besides, we know the park is getting a name change, and dropping the "studios" part seems likely.
On the contrary, I love themed entertainment. I'm taking it very seriously here with the Hollywood theme. I agree that if these changes go through, they should without a doubt call the park something else. However, if the name were to stay, then yes these ideas seem to muddle things.
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