Zootopia Coming To Shanghai

[Supersnow84]

In a few months, over the course of a year, Disney is opening 3 awesome new lands in Asia. Starting HK getting Frozen land in Nov. Then Shanghai getting Zootopia a few months after that, and Japan getting the Fantasy Springs later. Gonna be a great year if your in that area.
Ive never seen Zootopia, but Ive also never seen Cars and Carsland is amazing. The scale and colorfulness of what I can see in pics for this land looks very promising imo.

In a sense I kinda feel bad for HK and Shanghai

Both have to live in the shadow of Tokyo as it is and now Tokyo is going to overshadow their big new lands with what amounts to a small park sized land

 

[D231016]

 

[J4546]

That brickwork even though it's prob fake looks awesome

 

[IMDREW]

 

[D231016]

SDR will host a Zootopia themed-land Creative Preview on September 5th.

 

[Henry Mystic]

I’m betting it’s probably going to be the best ride to open anywhere this year. Only downside is it’s in Shanghai

 

[jmuboy]

It’ll be sloppily cut and pasted and shoehorned ( poorly ) into WDW soon enough.

 

[Henry Mystic]

It’ll be sloppily cut and pasted and shoehorned ( poorly ) into WDW soon enough.

I’d take that over a retheme

 

[Supersnow84]

 

[Supersnow84]

 

[Supersnow84]

I’m gonna be honest I knew what zootopia looks like in the movie but I kinda hate it, Shanghai doesn’t need another “not” toontown land after Mickey avenue

 

[Disney Analyst]

Looks incredible. That’s a large AA to have outside!

 

[Advisable Joseph]

Looks incredible. That’s a large AA to have outside!

The polar bear? Is he supposed to be a maître d', you think?

 

[Mark_E]

Still no opening date?

 

[Supersnow84]

 

[celluloid]

Ride vehicle shot looks like Mr. Freeze scene in a Batman based ride.

I will be negative here, I am over concrete floors with wide space that trackless brings. I feel everything is tall and far away from the action in most cases.

 

[Supersnow84]

Ride vehicle shot looks like Mr. Freeze scene in a Batman based ride.

I will be negative here, I am over concrete floors with wide space that trackless brings. I feel everything is tall and far away from the action in most cases.

For me trackless dark rides peaked with PHH and MM 10 years ago and they are still trying to chase that High even today

 

[celluloid]

For me trackless dark rides peaked with PHH and MM 10 years ago and they are still trying to chase that High even today

And often mis or underutilized. Sometimes it is overengineered and does not much that a trackless ride could not do, and sometimes it does things that are for the sake of the gimmick without a show element.

Kong and Rise of Resistance are probably the best uses since Pooh and Mystic.

I think Mystic perfected it.

 

[GimpYancIent]

Still no opening date?

It's in China, hence, it does not matter.

 

[lazyboy97o]

Kong and Rise of Resistance are probably the best uses since Pooh and Mystic.

Kong’s use of true trackless is a huge waste of money. It does nothing that a modern guide wire system could have accomplished for a fraction of the cost. But that would have required locking down the ride path earlier in design and that’s the big thing that true trackless indulges, it allows for ongoing changes and futzing.