ctxak98
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do any of the rumors include a Jurassic Park addition???...that would be awesome. Sorry I am just so pumped right now
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M.rudolf
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Sorry but no
MerlinTheGoat
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Didn't several people (including '74) confirm that Hollywood Studios would absolutely NOT get Indiana Jones at all? Or has something changed just in the last couple of days since he said that?
I'm not really a clone crazy person, but I wouldn't in any way be against an Indy ride here. It wouldn't even have to be a clone, there's tons of possibilities for an Indy ride without having to 100% clone the CA version. I believe someone (perhaps RandySavage?) came up with an idea of a "Fate of Atlantis" Indy ride based on the classic adventure computer game from the 90's. That would be interesting. But I expect this to be a full on clone from Disneyland anyways.
I'm not really a clone crazy person, but I wouldn't in any way be against an Indy ride here. It wouldn't even have to be a clone, there's tons of possibilities for an Indy ride without having to 100% clone the CA version. I believe someone (perhaps RandySavage?) came up with an idea of a "Fate of Atlantis" Indy ride based on the classic adventure computer game from the 90's. That would be interesting. But I expect this to be a full on clone from Disneyland anyways.
DisneyFan 2000
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Considering all these are credible sources, the only conclusion I can come up with is that management, as of today, have absolutely no clue in which direction to take DHS (and AK to a lesser extent). The fact that so many stories are floating around and are changing statuses every other week is a telling sign. In all my years as part of the Disney community I don't think I've ever seen so much turmoil over what's the newest addition to a park.
cookiee_munster
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omg. things have quickly changed. an indy ride, carsland and monsters inc coaster coming to the studio's?
that totally has my vote against avatar. the studio's could really benefit from 3 amazing attractions like that.
whether avatar will come in the future i guess the imagineers and james cameron have more time to work on concepts, as well as cameron at least being able to finish both films.
i always thought carsland at california was a huge risk. mainly because as i film(s) they're not regarded as the best of pixars work. BUT in terms of franchise and merchandise ive never seen any other pixar film do so well in that area (obvs toy story toys also sell really well)
now you take avatar into account. it did incredibly well in terms of box office gross, but thats mainly down to marketing. the film doesn't really have a huge cult following or anything, or even a large merchandise range like cars. it seems quite risky to even break ground until the 2nd film is at least released to know if it'll do as well as the original. if so, then carry on. break ground and then bring out the 3rd and develop the 4th film. if it doesn't do so well, then move onto another concept.
people always say, you don't need a huge franchise to market a ride. taking splash mountain into account, thing is though, even though a lot of people havent seen the film, im pretty sure they know "zippedy dooh dah" a very well known song. now what does avatar have that audiences can relate to? the only thing im left with is its visual style like the glowing flora/fauna. but thats it really. *shrugs*
build carsland, indy and this monsters in coaster and then eventually bring mysterious island to animal kingdom with a nighttime show as its centre piece.
that totally has my vote against avatar. the studio's could really benefit from 3 amazing attractions like that.
whether avatar will come in the future i guess the imagineers and james cameron have more time to work on concepts, as well as cameron at least being able to finish both films.
i always thought carsland at california was a huge risk. mainly because as i film(s) they're not regarded as the best of pixars work. BUT in terms of franchise and merchandise ive never seen any other pixar film do so well in that area (obvs toy story toys also sell really well)
now you take avatar into account. it did incredibly well in terms of box office gross, but thats mainly down to marketing. the film doesn't really have a huge cult following or anything, or even a large merchandise range like cars. it seems quite risky to even break ground until the 2nd film is at least released to know if it'll do as well as the original. if so, then carry on. break ground and then bring out the 3rd and develop the 4th film. if it doesn't do so well, then move onto another concept.
people always say, you don't need a huge franchise to market a ride. taking splash mountain into account, thing is though, even though a lot of people havent seen the film, im pretty sure they know "zippedy dooh dah" a very well known song. now what does avatar have that audiences can relate to? the only thing im left with is its visual style like the glowing flora/fauna. but thats it really. *shrugs*
build carsland, indy and this monsters in coaster and then eventually bring mysterious island to animal kingdom with a nighttime show as its centre piece.
Next Big Thing
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wth, where is this indy rumor coming from? I thought spirit squashed that in the OP!
M.rudolf
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I never said it was the Indy emv
Next Big Thing
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If these things happen, when would you expect an announcement on them? At the annual "What's new, What's next" at the beginning of next year?
doctornick
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Couldn't they clone the Indy ride from Tokyo instead? I haven't ridden it, but isn't it the same basic ride at DL, but with different themes? I mean, if they wanted something different from Cali.
cookiee_munster
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could it be a rollercoaster instead then? like raging spirits or the one at paris? or a totally different ride system. id love some kind of indiana jones water ride.
infact, does the studio's even have a water ride???
TarzanRocked99-
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wouldnt a clone of the new Pirates of the Caribbean water coaster hybrid for Shanghi with an Indy overlay be fun
Marni, you think they're be an official announcement on these projects, or will Disney simply begin work without acknowledgment, ala the DVC construction?
Timothy_Q
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I SERIOUSLY hope it's not the Indy coaster from Paris then. That's arguably Disney's worst thrill ride
That article appears to be a rehash of the forums here, and while Cars looks very likely, it is not a done deal at this point as far as I know.
I think there will be a press hoopla. Whenever they decide to decide on something!
Sorry... Indy... No EMV or Coaster. The DL and TDS EMV versions btw are almost identical, save for name, loose plot and ride system propulsion. The DLP and TDS coasters are also identical save for minor theming. And so far as I know none of which, EMV or Coaster, are going anywhere in Orlando.
Bork Bork
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Ooh! Hoopla!! This thread is a hoot. And I love the fact that other sites base their posts on info discussed here. That's rich!
bubbles1812
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Confirmed!
Exciting times for Universal and it would appear per this thread...finally for Disney as well. (Avatar, if that plan goes through and Carsland both are projects I can get far more excited about than NFE)
Atomicmickey
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Well, in fairness, the person who posted that is a regular here, and also has inside sources. So, it's not really that big of a stretch.