Which Pixar-inspired land would you like to see at the Studios?

Which Pixar-inspired land would you like to see at the Studios?


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Turtle

Well-Known Member
My picks in order:
1) Monstropolis!!!!! (I have wanted this for a LONG time) with our door coaster, reimagined laugh floor and basically an immersive area.

2) Toy Story- though it is used tremendously in the parks it's still one of my fav's. Even RC Racer would be enough for me!
1. And for the Monstropolis we can have a Monsters University interactive campus walk-through attraction if the new film is good and if the film is a classic then it can be a dark ride.

2. We can think of the Toy Storyland like the Paris one except with Midway Mania.

:D i think all of us should pitch in some money to make this happen since TDO doesn't like giving their money lol
 

ImagineerDude

Well-Known Member
1. And for the Monstropolis we can have a Monsters University interactive campus walk-through attraction if the new film is good and if the film is a classic then it can be a dark ride.

2. We can think of the Toy Storyland like the Paris one except with Midway Mania.

:D i think all of us should pitch in some money to make this happen since TDO doesn't like giving their money lol
Haha totally! My $7.07 I got from my stock at the end of the third quarter will be donated :p Shareholders should get in free lol
 

PUSH

Well-Known Member
First choice: Monsters Inc, it's a popular movie and with Monsters University coming out it makes perfect sense.

Second choice: Toy Story, even though it's well represented in the parks, it's still, IMO, the best Pixar movie/series out there and would be a popular addition.
 

DizneyPryncess

Well-Known Member
I don't think there's anything I'd rather see than Cars - I love the whole concept, I think it will be amazing. I'm anxious to see if it does come to WDW. I'd have to be there to see my nephew's face the first time he walked into it.

My other choices would be A Bug's Life or Monsters Inc. I just think there's a lot of room to do creative things with both. I'd prefer A Bug's Life, because I love the idea of everything being "larger than life".
 

Alex Parsons

New Member
Monstropolis Land for Hollywood Studios! Monsters Inc Laugh Floor could transfer from Magic Kingdom (Which would give Disney space for new things in Tomorrowland), Rockin Rollercoaster would obviously become a Monsters Inc Door Factory Coaster and plans were leaked for a Monsters Uni 'House Task' ride in Shanghai that never got built but could find new life here. I don't think a Wall-E Land would work, it would be a little too '1984' for a Family Theme Park. An Incredibles land would be visually gorgeous whether they went for the Urban 1960's look or Syndrome's Island, either could work but I don't think the Incredibles has much ride potential.
 
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orlando678-

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Monstropolis Land for Hollywood Studios! Monsters Inc Laugh Floor could transfer from Magic Kingdom (Which would give Disney space for new things in Tomorrowland), Rockin Rollercoaster would obviously become a Monsters Inc Door Factory Coaster and plans were leaked for a Monsters Uni 'House Task' ride in Shanghai that never got built that could find new life here. I don't think a Wall-e Land would work, it would be a little too '1984' for a Family Theme Park. An Incredibles land would be visually gorgeous whether they went for the Urban 1960's look or Syndrome's Island, either could work but I don't think the Incredible has but ride potential.
could u elaborate on what the MU house task ride was??
 

Alex Parsons

New Member
could u elaborate on what the MU house task ride was??
It looks to me like a ride based on the task where all of the Frat Teams had to hide in the house without being seen. The ride looks trackless and has two symmetrical, over-lapping paths.
 

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