Disney makes a lot of movies, but you'll occasionally get the one that makes you scream "MAKE A RIDE BASED OFF THIS". Well now I want you to vote for one. Go ahead!
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Which franchise do you want an attraction of in WDW?
- Thread starter Clover Bailey
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Chef Mickey
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There is an Indiana Jones attraction.
Pumbas Nakasak
Heading for the great escape.
James Bond
SyracuseDisneyFan
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Zootopia
JohnHangen
Active Member
It's 50 shades of green when it comes to anything Disney.
No Name
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I'm not sure why the options have to have specific parks or areas in parenthesis next to them. I would be in favor of Zootopia, but in Animal Kingdom? Absolutely not.
I voted for Bear in the Big Blue House because it's an oddball option but one that I like. I think it would fit fine as an extension off of Muppets Courtyard.
I voted for Bear in the Big Blue House because it's an oddball option but one that I like. I think it would fit fine as an extension off of Muppets Courtyard.
WondersOfLife
Blink, blink. Breathe, breathe. Day in, day out.
Wall-E in The Land at EPCOT... Like SERIOUSLY. Why isn't this a thing yet! He could have a 4D film in the CoL theatre! It'd fit so well!
bethymouse
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Definitely a San Fransokyo for Tomorrowland!
A close second will be Wreck it Ralph!
A close second will be Wreck it Ralph!
trr1
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there was an attraction for this
- Bear in the Big Blue House – Live on Stage (June 7, 1999 – August 4, 2001)
- Playhouse Disney – Live on Stage!
- (October 1, 2001 – April 3, 2005; featuring Bear in the Big Blue House, Rolie Polie Olie, Stanley, and The Book of Pooh)
- (April 11, 2005 – January 1, 2008; featuring Bear in the Big Blue House, JoJo's Circus, Stanley, and The Book of Pooh)
No Name
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Yeah, a mini show around the height of the TV show's popularity. That was not at all an odd thing at that time. They do the same with their popular TV shows today.
However, I'm sure most children in the year 2016 have no idea what Bear in the Big Blue House is. It's no longer popular, and unlike the Muppets, isn't as "classic" (and Muppets doesn't even have a ride). Plus, it's a TV show, and how many rides have been made using TV show characters or francises?
Considering the rides that today's Disney builds and how it's almost impossible to see Iger approving a Bear in the Big Blue House ride (I can only imagine his facial reaction)... that's what makes it an oddball option.
Walt Disney1955
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I would have voted for the Jungle Book if it were an option. But I would have said that prior to the live action movie coming out. I would fear that if they ever did an attraction on that movie that it wouldn't be the animated version but the live action one. Which I wouldn't care for.
Out of those ones though...............call me a sentimental old fool but Mr. Toad
Out of those ones though...............call me a sentimental old fool but Mr. Toad
So far I will list the rankings so far:
1st - Indiana Jones and Big Hero 6
2nd - Zootopia
3rd - Alice in Wonderland, Wreck-It-Ralph, Mr. Toad, Up and the Incredibles
4th - Labyrinth and Bear in the Big Blue House
My predictions for first place are honestly surprising. I was expecting Zootopia or Mr Toad to be up in first place but Big Hero 6?! Not that it's bad, but I didn't know so many people wanted it.
The poll will stay open for plenty of time for discussion and voting. The leaderboars could always change
1st - Indiana Jones and Big Hero 6
2nd - Zootopia
3rd - Alice in Wonderland, Wreck-It-Ralph, Mr. Toad, Up and the Incredibles
4th - Labyrinth and Bear in the Big Blue House
My predictions for first place are honestly surprising. I was expecting Zootopia or Mr Toad to be up in first place but Big Hero 6?! Not that it's bad, but I didn't know so many people wanted it.
The poll will stay open for plenty of time for discussion and voting. The leaderboars could always change
brb1006
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I agree, despite older Disney films during the 70s and 80s not being the best decades in Disney Animation. I would be nice to see at least some of them gaining its own attraction or some good representation in the parks. Especially The Rescuers
Dior & I - a forty minute dark ride and runway show that features Dior's most iconic and beautiful dresses.
The Devil Wears Prada - Coat & Bag Tower dark ride that goes up to a series of rooms filled with beautiful coats and bags to try on and then slam down on the desk before entering a private elevator for the huge drop to the main lobby.
Oh right, the question -- I voted for Indiana Jones because I love the show at DHS and it's a classic.
Zootopia is still going strong but it just doesn't fit in any of the parks, IMO. I really like the Wall-E suggestion. And, I really love Wreck It Ralph, too -- specifically Sugar Rush. And
The Devil Wears Prada - Coat & Bag Tower dark ride that goes up to a series of rooms filled with beautiful coats and bags to try on and then slam down on the desk before entering a private elevator for the huge drop to the main lobby.
Oh right, the question -- I voted for Indiana Jones because I love the show at DHS and it's a classic.
Zootopia is still going strong but it just doesn't fit in any of the parks, IMO. I really like the Wall-E suggestion. And, I really love Wreck It Ralph, too -- specifically Sugar Rush. And
blueboxdoctor
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I'd like if they made the dinosaur section have some Good Dinosaur themed things going on (would be much better than what they currently have). For some reason everyone sort of ignores that movie.
But if not then Zootopia would be cool.
But if not then Zootopia would be cool.