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Rumor Wreck-It-Ralph Attraction Likely to Replace Stitch’s Great Escape
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ImperfectPixie
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Oops. At least they sound the same, lol.
Dear Prudence
Well-Known Member
I love Stitch...but I'm so down
Parker41056
Active Member
A Cars Dark ride could be something really cool. I see can onboarding onto different branded hybrid animatronic vehicles that interact with the guests. Travel through various scenes from all of the movies with maybe a simulated race scene for the finale. So much content to work with. Oh wait, already built!
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WondersOfLife
Blink, blink. Breathe, breathe. Day in, day out.
I actually really liked Tomorrowland before the new paint jobs. Very colorful and pretty at night.
Bocabear
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I agree, it had a lot of eye candy...Actually that whole remake of Tomorrowland was pretty good except for the loss of the Gull-wing waterfalls....Lots of edgy machine-age design and color...
They need another iconic moment at the entrance to the land....and that is what is sorely missing now... The entrance concourse looks so plain without the WOW moment that created your entrance point into the land....So the Waterfalls in that form never come back, but do something with it... the current state with the under-scaled rocks and whacky paint job is really just sad and shows that they don't have the creative chops to bring this land into the future...
JMcMahonEsq
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That has some fun possibilities. A little more speedy than a typical dark water ride, but still able to appeal to all guests with limited to no height restrictions.
I am personally biased as Cars was the first movie my first born really got into as a tiny baby. And while the third movie is a bit old for IP purposes, it would seem there is Disney + tie in possibilities for a Cars series, or Cars 4.
The Great Gonzo
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Not that it matters anymore in Disney World, but Wreck it Ralph, Cars and Monsters Inc don't belong in Tomorrowland. They all take place in modern times.
Lil Copter Cap
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I remember seeing concept art of the refreshed Tomorrowland (ya know, when it had a cohesive refresh design) and in the distance it was very much a TRON-inspired refresh, no?
Feel free to ignore for sake of not letting too much known, but I just know that a designer presented said concept art to a class via Zoom a year or two back and I remember genuinely loving the look and feel of the refresh design. But such is life with concept art...
Yep. Tron Light Racers.
Would it have been so bad to put PLAY! here? I mean it's practically arcadeland now anyway thanks be to TRON. Ugh.
sedati
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Imagine if you finished building Main Street then decided to place the castle out of view somewhere off to the left leaving the carousel as your weenie. That's Tomorrowland.
Jphaddad96
Member
I like that!
I've been saying that for a while. Make it an indoor playground with cool interactive stuff. Theme it retro-futuristic. Give parents and elevated lounge plexi-glassed off from the shrieking below.
bcoachable
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Correct me if I am wrong here, but was it not supposed to be a large Arcade type interactive Wreck it Ralph thingy anyway?
Goofy Ninja
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I'd love it if Tomorrowland became more like Fantasyland with an abundance of attractions. Picture dark rides for Wall-E, Big Hero 6 and Stitch.
bcoachable
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That would be very cool!
Tomorrowland doesn't refer to a time and place -- it's when they'll finish Tron.
Tomorrow.
It's when they'll upgrade Space Mountain and The Carousel of Progress.
Tomorrow.
It's when they'll remember the Disney legacy for customer service and family affordability.
Tomorrow.
pdude81
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It's only a day away