Originally Posted By SGE_lvr No one get made or fight bout this but i was reading and learning every inch about this movie and i thought hey, a walle themmed ride that could or should replace Star Tours... It honestly has seen better days and can go
Originally Posted By x Pirate_Princess x No.. no more character themed (especially pixar) rides in the parks... especially taking a classic out of Disneyland.. tomorrowland would then just be called Pixarland.
Originally Posted By mawnck Too much PIXAR in the parks. How about some fabulous experiences that don't have a movie lurking behind them? And Star Tours, while fun and worth seeing once or twice, isn't even slightly a classic. I think the term 'classic" needs to be reserved for truly special experiences, so the term doesn't lose its meaning (as it apparently already has among some of DL's management). It's a Small World = classic. Haunted Mansion = classic. Star Tours = nicely done early simulator ride based on someone else's movie.
Originally Posted By DyGDisney I say they turn DCA into Pixar-land! Put a Wall-E ride there, but not like Star Tours. I can't ride that, I'm too claustrophobic. Can't ride Nemo either
Originally Posted By DyGDisney Of course maybe they shouldn't turn the WHOLE park into Pixar-land, I'd miss Soarin'. Maybe just Hollywood area and Paradise Pier.
Originally Posted By Elderp " I'd miss Soarin'." Just add buzz tied to a rocket in a few scenes and away you go. I can hear it now "To Infinity, and beyond!"
Originally Posted By DyGDisney But I could totally see a Wall-E attraction having the potential of being a great ride, if done right. I have ideas in my head that would be fun, so I'm sure the imagineers could do even better. Keep Pixar at DCA and leave DL alone. DL should be full of original rides like Pirates, HM and Splash Mountain, themed roller coasters, and the few dark rides. Oh, and no Buzz on Soarin', please!!!!
Originally Posted By bean There are some very interesting ideas for a Wall-E attraction. I am sure that if one was built it would be extremely popular
Originally Posted By Britain Pixar and Disney is one and the same now and forever. Get over it people. Wall*E has more Disney in its DNA than Peter Pan does.
Originally Posted By Elderp How can a ride about the future (well I guess technically it is the past) be a classic?
Originally Posted By disneysnout I agreee with post no 11...People Get Over it Please..Pixar and Disney are a Team Now...next topic Please.. Bring the Wall E attraction.
Originally Posted By Hans Reinhardt "There are some very interesting ideas for a Wall-E attraction." Such as? Hmmmm.....?
Originally Posted By Mr Snappy I love the so called "purist" here...such hypocrits Let's see, I wonder if any attractions were designed after movies before Pixar...hmmm, let me think.... 1. Snow White's Scary Adventure - Disney Movie 2. Peter Pan's Flight - Disney Movie 3. Mr. Toad's Wild Ride - Disney Cartoon/Movie 4. Alice in Wonderland - Disney Movie 5. Dumbo - Disney Movie 6. Roger Rabbit - Disney Movie (partially Disney) 7. Pooh - Disney Movies / Shows 8. Splash Mountain - Disney Movie (Song of the South) 9. Indy - Non Disney Movie 10. Star Tours - Non Disney Movie 11. Casey jr. Circus Train - Disney Movie 12. Davey Crockett Canoes - Disney Show / Movies 13. Honey I shrunk the audience - Disney Movie 14. The Mad Tea Party (tea cups) - Disney Movie 15. Pinnochios Daring Journey - Disney Movie 16. The Swiss Family Treehouse / Tarzan - Disney Movies 17. Tom Sawyer's Island - Disney Movie ...oh yeah, those 2 Disneyland rides and 1 DCA rides after Pixar movies are RUINING the originality of the park.
Originally Posted By DyGDisney I love Pixar! And yes, it is Disney, and yes, it's good, clean, family ENTERTAINMENT! I stress entertainment because the movies are truly entertaining. See Wall-E, it's a great movie, totally fun and hysterical.
Originally Posted By mawnck >>Let's see, I wonder if any attractions were designed after movies before Pixar...hmmm, let me think....<< Funny thing about that list. Everything on it falls neatly into three categories: (1) Attractions in Fantasyland (2) Attractions based on live action movies (3) Attractions put in since 1986
