Originally Posted By Hista98 So I was on Wikipedia today reading about Disneyland paris and under attractions in Fantasyland they list the little mermaid coming in 2012. This is the first I heard about this I didn't even know it was coming, does anyone know more??? Will it be similar to DCA's version?? Also is it smart to say a new ride will be there in 2012, thats pretty far down the rode so it seems to me like this might not be final and may even be made up seeing as how far away it is. Anyone know whats going on??
Originally Posted By WilliamK99 Just a rumor at this point, nothing official has been announced thus far about new attractions at WDSP or DLP. My guess is they will make a decision after the summer season on what to build next. Rumors I am hearing call for Playhouse Disney at WDSP. It is interesting to note that Little Mermaid was originally going to be put in DLP, but they dropped it due to budget restraints many years ago.
Originally Posted By WilliamK99 Looks like someone was having fun on the Disneyland Paris Wikipedia Page last night. Going to spend some time fixing it up, but it is showing Country Bear Jamboree, America Sings, and other crazy rides being built for the park.
Originally Posted By Hista98 you are right someone was having fun, now instead of mermaid it says mickey mouse revue, some these are so not possible for paris and would never come there i.e. Hall of Presidents. The down side to wikipedia
Originally Posted By WilliamK99 I have edited the changes and am petitioning for the IP address adding those asinine additions to be banned from wikipedia.
Originally Posted By Malin With the Little Mermaid attraction being built in DCA and rumours of a possible attraction also being built for the Magic Kingdom I don't think we should rule this out for the future, even if the Wikipedia story is false.
Originally Posted By WilliamK99 Malin, We can rule it out for the forseeable future. I don't see Disneyland Paris getting any new attractions until Studios is upped even further. I am hoping beyond hope that Soarin' finally gets approved for WDSP. In a few years, after WDSP is doing better, then it'll be time to add TLM to Disneyland Paris, where I think it would fit in beautifully, especially considering the origins of the story.
Originally Posted By u k fan Once they start adding to DLP again I think either TLM or something on that patch of land in Adventureland will be next. I think Adventureland is more likely as it's likely to be something more thrill orientated and DLP does well when it advertises thrill attractions!!!
Originally Posted By KiNOO Playhouse Disney is not a rumor, constructions are undergoing next to Stitch Live. It will open early 2009.
Originally Posted By Witches of Morva ORDDU: Rumor also has it that Hong Kong Disneyland will be getting a Little Mermaid attraction, too. With Mr. Rasulo's taste for cloning just about everything, it wouldn't surprise us to see Disneyland Paris getting this attraction as well. After all, it was originally supposed to have received it long before now.
Originally Posted By davewasbaloo Little Mermaid and BatB were originally cut ot give us Storybookland Canal Boats, Casey Jr and sort the budgets for the Nautilus and Space Mountain. A smart move really. As much as I would like to see more go into DLP, I really do not want the Little Mermaid. It is my least fav animated feature after Winnie the Pooh on a personal note, but also it's another damn toon ride. DLP seems to only be able to do toons or thrills. Personally I would love some additions to Adventureland or Frontierland 1st.
Originally Posted By WilliamK99 davewasbaloo, you know that Europeans love their thrill rides. DLP really has to cater to that portion of the audience, I mean I can't think of another Disney park in which Crush Coaster would be as popular.
Originally Posted By davewasbaloo I know, but it doesn't have to mean I have to like it. Call me old fashioned, but I like going on attractions with my children, my disabled mother, or if my wife is pregnant, one we can all enjoy together. To me that is the Disney difference.