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Rumor Wreck-It-Ralph Attraction Likely to Replace Stitch’s Great Escape
- Thread starter The Visionary Soul
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TikibirdLand
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So sad to see ANY animatronics in this state. Wish they had more respect for their creations. I don't even have the heart to upgrade my animatronic Tiki Bird. I posted a few picts of its initial dissection a few years ago and people thought I was desecrating it!
TwilightZone
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Yep those are what I remember seeing back then, he also uploaded the now infamous destroyed Stitch animatronic.
Purduevian
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I think Tomorrowland needs so "districts" much like Adventureland has with their Arabian, Polynesian, and Caribbean sections all in the same land.
District 1: Cartoon future stuff. Keep monsters, buzz, and add another cartoonish thing to the old stitch section (Big hero six would be great). Over decorate the buildings so they look like they came out of a cartoon.
District 2: Old New Future World. Keep the center area with People Mover, Astro Orbitor, and COP as an optimistic look into the future. COP needs and update to the final scene. Theme People mover towards city planning of the future, and Astro orbiter as a look at commercial space flight. Buildings should looks sleek and modern
District 3: Science Fiction to include Space mountain (nothing really needs to change, but a preshow could be cool near the indoor switchbacks. Tron getting "sucked" into a computer is pretty sci fi. Somehow the speedway would need to get put into this, maybe we can do some slot car trick and make the vehicles look like they are flying?
District 1: Cartoon future stuff. Keep monsters, buzz, and add another cartoonish thing to the old stitch section (Big hero six would be great). Over decorate the buildings so they look like they came out of a cartoon.
District 2: Old New Future World. Keep the center area with People Mover, Astro Orbitor, and COP as an optimistic look into the future. COP needs and update to the final scene. Theme People mover towards city planning of the future, and Astro orbiter as a look at commercial space flight. Buildings should looks sleek and modern
District 3: Science Fiction to include Space mountain (nothing really needs to change, but a preshow could be cool near the indoor switchbacks. Tron getting "sucked" into a computer is pretty sci fi. Somehow the speedway would need to get put into this, maybe we can do some slot car trick and make the vehicles look like they are flying?
sedati
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Goofy Ninja
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I'll pass on this one, I'd rather get a Wall-E or Big Hero 6 attraction.
owlsandcoffee
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I think retrofitting in some urban design and new facades could achieve that. Make the SGE building look like a brick warehouse underneath, and the opposing structures look like a small town square or something. Idk exactly but in the same way that Storybook Circus resembles a real place. Maybe TL is a former industry town that has become a hub for innovative technologies. Fits well in Florida considering NASA and everything...but eh
Disney Maddux
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If they're not gonna put in a new attraction, then how about we expand Cosmic Ray's into here? Finally fix the issue of the constant long lines and seating running out quickly.
Bocabear
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Brick warehouse in the land of Tomorrow? Maybe not that idea... The 1994 Tomorrowland did the most for adding a storyline for the land, though it was value-engineered and then reduced over time as things broke down... It was supposed to be a city with municipal transportation, a convention center etc... Then they decided to go back to the original and add a non-sensical paint job instead of doubling down on the 94 concept and finishing it out with more character and storyline.
With the addition of Tron, it now needs some details to mesh the architectural styles together, another attraction, a destination restaurant and it needs to evict the Toy Story characters and come up with some fun futurist concepts...
Cmdr_Crimson
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Reminds me of the time when they decided to bring the DLP Jules Verne theme to DL's Tomorrowland and it just didn't make sense..
Bocabear
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It works in Paris, but the land was designed that way out of the gate... The scale of Disneyland was the big problem... The darker finishes made the buildings look even smaller, especially Space Mountain...and it just never looked right...
owlsandcoffee
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Ah, should've been more clear. Keeping the white futurist architecture but theming the building underneath with brick. Not as in-your-face, relatively similar to what is there now.
I do see what you mean though.
Goofy Ninja
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It would be more of a Tomorrowland then it is now. With it's non futuristic Monsters Inc and 1960's cars.
montyz81
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Putting more IP in doesn’t make it any more about tomorrow than it does today.
erasure fan1
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Agreed. Wreck it Ralph would really be no different than the speedway or monsters inc. It's just ip shoehorning for the sake of trying to sell a plush doll. They have plenty of things they could do, but if merch sales aren't a guarantee, it won't happen. So no chance we get something original, and that's what we should get.
WDWFREAK53
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I think they should add Wreck-It-Ralph. Not in the Stitch location though. Indy Speedway becomes enclosed and the building is an extension of Light and Power Company which now becomes Flynn's arcade. One entrance leads to Tron...the other Sugar Rush. Look at how the MarioKart ride at Uni is...and do something akin to that with the augmented reality (leaving the same driving ability it has now) but themed to Wreck-It-Ralph. It would be a perfect blend from Fantasyland to Tomorrowland.
bcoachable
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The whole park needs more capacity- just spend some money and put something that “might fit theme” in there, for goodness sakes… (man, how my thinking has now come full circle)
GladToBeHear
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Goofy Ninja
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I don't see how it wouldn't make it feel more like Tomorrowland. If you're adding in Wall-E which is set in the future.