Out of these films which would you like to see get a major attraction at least c or d ticket?
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Which Disney Animated film is the most under represented film in WDW?
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Alice in Wonderland already has an attraction.....The Teacups.
Also should be added to the list - Treasure Planet.
Also should be added to the list - Treasure Planet.
WDWmazprty
Well-Known Member
I always thought The Jungle Book should get a dark ride, or maybe even make a roller coaster called 'Kaa'.
Forgot about the teacups. I can only have 20 choices for a poll.
goofykt
Member
Robin Hood and Sword in the Stone are two of the most underrated Disney movies IMHO!!! These are two of the funniest Disney animated movies and the characters are so original (Sir Hiss, Lady Cluck, Archimedes - and not to forget wonderful, marvelous, mad Madam Mim). Aside from the sword in front of the Carousel in MK, I don't think there's anything from these movies in the parks.
I know a lot of people would argue that these movies are really old and young children couldn't relate, but I don't see that as a problem because I'm only 25 and wasn't alive when these movies came out, but I still watched them growing up and love them! :sohappy:
I know a lot of people would argue that these movies are really old and young children couldn't relate, but I don't see that as a problem because I'm only 25 and wasn't alive when these movies came out, but I still watched them growing up and love them! :sohappy:
Animaniac93-98
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Cinderella has the castle, that's enough.
Everything else though could use more representation especially those that do not have any kind of shop, attraction or restaurant in WDW.
The Great Mouse Detective, The Black Cauldron, Sleeping Beauty, Treasure Planet, Sword in the Stone, Hunchback of Notre Dame could all make great additions.
Everything else though could use more representation especially those that do not have any kind of shop, attraction or restaurant in WDW.
The Great Mouse Detective, The Black Cauldron, Sleeping Beauty, Treasure Planet, Sword in the Stone, Hunchback of Notre Dame could all make great additions.
The only one I disagree with on your list is TP but it's only because I didn't like the movie.
My vote goes for Sleeping Beauty and Jungle Book!
CastleBound
Well-Known Member
There are way too many characters and movies not used. Can't make them all. Well maybe a Bambi dark ride... jk
luvlifeinfl
New Member
I could see Fantasia being made into a dark ride.
krankenstein
Well-Known Member
The Great Mouse Detective and Oliver and Company
JustInTime
Well-Known Member
I would had chosen Beauty and the Beast but is't not there. It has nothing in magic kingom.
I ended up going with Sleeping Beauty.
I ended up going with Sleeping Beauty.
zachrupertdsn
Well-Known Member
Alice in wonderland could have a great dark ride.
Yea it's a good dark ride in DL, I wish we had a clone.
JiminyandTink
Well-Known Member
I think I said yes to everything on the list plus a few not mentioned... Can we package them as a fifth park :sohappy:
EPCOTPluto
Well-Known Member
Pinocchio, for WDW is the only place it has no ride whatsoever in! (Besides HKDL...)
I would have to also go with:
Jungle Book - It had a show back in 1998 DAK, but that was really it.
Fantasia - Can you imagine a dark ride based off this film?
Hercules - Would've worked for EPCOT if there was a Greece pavilion...
BatB - A thrill ride could be awesome; where to put it is a conundrum...France Pavilion? Fantasyland?
OaC - The subway chase would be pretty epic in DHS. Plus it's such an underrated film, featuring one of my three fav dog breeds!
I would have to also go with:
Jungle Book - It had a show back in 1998 DAK, but that was really it.
Fantasia - Can you imagine a dark ride based off this film?
Hercules - Would've worked for EPCOT if there was a Greece pavilion...
BatB - A thrill ride could be awesome; where to put it is a conundrum...France Pavilion? Fantasyland?
OaC - The subway chase would be pretty epic in DHS. Plus it's such an underrated film, featuring one of my three fav dog breeds!
Animaniac93-98
Well-Known Member
I wish I could have voted for more than one as most titles on that list have nothing at WDW.
What's interesting is that Bambi, 101 Dalmatians and Jungle Book are among Disney's top 10 best selling home video titles and Sleeping Beauty is in the top 14, but there representation at WDW is almost nonexistent. Even the short lived Jungle Book show at Animal Kingdom is gone.
What's interesting is that Bambi, 101 Dalmatians and Jungle Book are among Disney's top 10 best selling home video titles and Sleeping Beauty is in the top 14, but there representation at WDW is almost nonexistent. Even the short lived Jungle Book show at Animal Kingdom is gone.
Dave Disney
Active Member
I went with Robin Hood although Sword and the Stone or Pinocchio would be pretty cool too. But I think Robin hood lends itself to awesome animatronics and could be made into a cool Splash Mountainesque attraction. I can hear the music now..."Little John and Robin Hood runnin' through the forest..."
sublimesting
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I vote for the Apple Dumpling Gang.