9/20/11 AVATAR-Land (True-Life Adventureland)

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    Originally Posted By Bob Paris 1

    Or how about one million shares in the DCA Golden Gate Bridge.









    Oh.




    Uuuuuuummmmmmmmmmmm............500,000, then?
     
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    Originally Posted By CarolinaDisneyDad

    Thanks Dr. Hans

    Looks Like a lifesize slot
    car track
     
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    Originally Posted By Dr Hans Reinhardt

    It does!
     
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    Originally Posted By LP Watcher

    It IS
     
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    Originally Posted By CDF2

    <<So wait a second, we didn't like that Disney wasn't doing anything to challenge Potter. And now that they have we still don't like it? Look Avatar wouldn't have been my first choice either, I would have prefered a Star Wars land over at DHS or something involving LOTR if it would have been possible. >>

    What was wrong with the original "Beastly Kingdom" concept that was thrown out there when the AK park was first talked about? Didn't they disply a dragon head in one of the images over the entrance to the park and didn't they say something about the park regarding past, present and imaginary creatures?

    Now, given that the guys up the road had their own dragon-themed coaster at IOA does that mean that Disney should have given up on some kind of dragon ride or theme? Dragons are pretty much a universal type of animal showing up in a lot of literature over the ages - does that fact that Harry Potter used them now make them off-limits for Disney or others in terms of attractions? Disney didn't back down from doing a Dinosaur ride based upon the Indy ride when Universal clearly had the upper hand with the Jurassic Park franchise.

    From the standpoint of "legs", will Avatar really have any lasting fans that will provide a "must-see" mentality for a theme park attraction? Or might James Cameron even go so far as to add some kind of plot or theatrical justification for a theme park ride in one of his next two movies in the Avatar franchise? Soarin over Pandora? Traveling in some kind of transport through a Pandora jungle environment? Pandaora Tours? How well will such an attraction work for persons who have never seen the movie?
     
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    Originally Posted By Manfried

    So maybe the Imagineers need to come up with new original movies to go with their new original lands.
     
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    Originally Posted By EPCOT Explorer

    Why do they need to be tied to movies in the first place?
     
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    Originally Posted By Manfried

    I'm just saying that based on what is happening, not what people want to happen, that maybe they need to come up with movie ideas at the same time.
     

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