Will DCA be a Complete, Well Rounded and Full Day Park after the New Rides Open?

[Disney Irish]

Um, yeah, it's speculation. If Disney could open one of the two attractions if the other one wasn't ready and charge people, they will do it.

As both appear to be interconnected in the same building I doubt they will open one without the other. Just watching the construction progress they are building it all at one time, so that even leads me to doubt a staggered opening even more.

This isn't like GE where both attractions are in separate buildings so could opened staggered.

But I guess we'll see.

If they had the SP when MF:SR opened, they would have used it and people would have paid it. Now, this ride isn't in the same league hype wise as MF:SR, but Disney will do it if there is staggered opening dates.

Well since it didn't exist we'll never know what they would have done with MF, so that is irrelevant.

Short of VQ initially, I doubt it'll ever get on SP, instead moving to MP once Infinity Defense opens if its a staggered opening.

 

[Gusey]

Have they ever added a Lightning Lane to a flat ride at Disneyland Resort? That's all Stark Factory is at the end of the day, if just a bit more elaborate. And with its conveyer belt system, it seems designed to fit as many riders on as possible compared to the stationary versions found at other parks (Like the ones at Legoland)

 

[mickEblu]

One thing I didn't see in the poll, but I'd really like to see more of at DCA is a land one can get the feeling of almost being lost in, like New Orleans Square, Knockturn Alley, or Mysterious Island.

That may be delivered in some form via Pandora or Coco, I'd love to see Coco's surroundings get a chance to do that for an otherwise iconic, but not quite immersive Pixar-Paradise Pier

That would be cool. Unfortunately, I don’t think we’ll be getting anything like that with Coco or Pandora. Pandora just seems to be more like a grand entrance to the attraction and Coco, considering its location and that its not its own land, I don’t see much of that happening either.

 

[Disney Irish]

Have they ever added a Lightning Lane to a flat ride at Disneyland Resort? That's all Stark Factory is at the end of the day, if just a bit more elaborate. And with its conveyer belt system, it seems designed to fit as many riders on as possible compared to the stationary versions found at other parks (Like the ones at Legoland)

Nope, I would guess the closest was Monsters Inc.

 

[mickEblu]

Nope, I would guess the closest was Monsters Inc.

And that is multi lightning lane which is an important distinction.

 

[Disney Irish]

And that is multi lightning lane which is an important distinction.

Yep, but even at MP its one of the few of those type attractions on LL with Ariel being the other in DCA.

 

[mickEblu]

First Big Al and now this? Are they telling us something? From what I understand they don’t even sell any CBJ merch at WDW. I mean Grizzly Peak is pretty much the last remaining land in all of DLR with no IP unless you count a Brother Bear statue and Woodlores voice on GRR.

 

[MarvelCharacterNerd]

First Big Al and now this? Are they telling us something? From what I understand they don’t even sell any CBJ merch at WDW. I mean Grizzly Peak is pretty much the last remaining land in all of DLR with no IP unless you count a Brother Bear statue and Woodlores voice on GRR.

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I saw this and was confused. But no more so than seeing Orange Bird merchandise in DTD and even Figment pins in a DCA store recently. I think sometimes they just ship stuff to the wrong coast and the cast puts it out for sale anyway.