Which franchise do you want an attraction of in WDW?

[JIMINYCR]

Labyrinth... David Bowie return as the Goblin King. It would make a great dark ride.

Jim Henson and his company were masters at building fun and interesting characters. Theres so much that could be constructed out of that film.
Thanks for the addition to the poll that jogged my memory, I havent watched that film in years. I know what I'll be watching tonight.

 

[BiffyClyro]

Labriynth would be so cool! Also Wizard of Oz.

 

[cheezbat]

There is an Indiana Jones attraction.

Yeah but it's a show and not a ride...and the show could very well be nearing the end of its run.
Indiana Jones is a fantastic and adventurous series that easily lends itself to an awesome ride experience.

 

[Chef Mickey]

Yeah but it's a show and not a ride...and the show could very well be nearing the end of its run.
Indiana Jones is a fantastic and adventurous series that easily lends itself to an awesome ride experience.

It's also extremely dated as a franchise and Disney has a ton of better content ahead of it not represented in the parks.

 

[Yenfid]

I'd like to see a Villains Roller Coaster, like Escape from Bald Mountain, or something involving all the villains

 

[PhotoDave219]

Fifty Shades Of Grey

They already have Vista Way, does that count?

 

[PhotoDave219]

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!

None of the above. I want something original.

 

[Rescue Ranger]

Villains! I'd still love an attraction similar to Spider-Man at Uni, but featuring Disney Villains.

But from the list, I chose Wreck It Ralph. Next would be Zootopia(NEW...don't touch Splash!)

 

[Clover Bailey]

None of the above. I want something original.

I was originally going to add that as an option, but I knew everyone would click it so...

 

[Clover Bailey]

Even though I voted for Zootopia I would still love attractions based on Labyrinth, Mr. Toad and oddly enough, Bear in the Big Blue House. And if we do get a Labyrinth attraction we can get more of these fun dudes.

 

[rkleinlein]

I'd like to see:
Mary Poppins: Epcot, England
Jungle Book: Animal Kingdom
101 Dlamations: Fantasyland

 

[Matt_Black]

This poll is deeply flawed due to a lack of Gargoyles.

 

[trr1]

This poll is deeply flawed due to a lack of Gargoyles.

and Gummi bears

 

[TXDisney]

Epcot can use a new ride so it'd have to be themed with Epcot. Not sure what movie fits though.

 

[ShoalFox]

Epcot can use a new ride so it'd have to be themed with Epcot. Not sure what movie fits though.

Epcot has its own original characters independent of the movies. Any new attractions should use them.

 

[cheezbat]

and Gummi bears

If we're going that route then where's Ducktales and Darkwing Duck?

 

[cheezbat]

It's also extremely dated as a franchise and Disney has a ton of better content ahead of it not represented in the parks.

Eh...I disagree. Indiana Jones and adventure are timeless. Besides, a new movie is coming out in three years and you know if it does well Disney will milk Indy for all he's worth.

There are only a few franchises I'd like to see represented that really aren't: Aladdin, Incredibles, jungle Book.

 

[Chef Mickey]

Eh...I disagree. Indiana Jones and adventure are timeless. Besides, a new movie is coming out in three years and you know if it does well Disney will milk Indy for all he's worth.

There are only a few franchises I'd like to see represented that really aren't: Aladdin, Incredibles, jungle Book.

I like as well, but I was coming at this from the perspective that Indiana Jones is already represented by the show at DHS.

 

[FettFan]

It's 50 shades of green when it comes to anything Disney.

Only for active duty military. http://www.shadesofgreen.org/home.html

 

[FettFan]

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