Originally Posted By macnak81 so everyone keeps asking for more of the same? TSMM ? dwarfs mine coaster? the new fantasyland is still to heavy in the fairy factor. how about some villains in a new mountain right behind the beasts castle?
Originally Posted By macnak81 BTW, TMA, CATA? By the way, to many abbreviations, cant' anyone type anymore?
Originally Posted By Witches of Morva ORWEN: Now how can you possibly have a Fantasyland that's too 'heavy' on the fairy factor? That's like saying you have a football team that's too heavy on the sports factor. Fantasyland is all about fairies--and princesses too!
Originally Posted By danyoung I disagree. Yes, fairies are one element of Fantasyland. But it's just as much about other fantastic elements, like Dumbo, Pooh, Small World, and other classic Disney stories that have nothing to do with fairies.
Originally Posted By HauntedMansionFan I could care less about Pixie Hollow and Cinderella's Chateau. I don't really think Tinkerbell needs her own movie, much less her own area in Fantasyland. And doesn't Cinderella have enough representation in MK?
Originally Posted By macnak81 Yeah, What about the boys? and I'm talking about the boys that are not into fairies and princesses. ( Not that there is anything wrong with it)
Originally Posted By Witches of Morva ORDDU: What would you like to see for boys in Fantasyland, macnak81, duckling?
Originally Posted By Witches of Morva ORWEN: And while we're at it, what sort of things can we add to all the other lands for girls? If some ducklings out there are so persistant about adding things for boys in Fantasyland, we would hope they would be just as concerned about supporting equal time for girls in all the other lands--which don't usually seem to consider the feminine persuasion as much as Fantasyland does. Maybe that's why Fantasyland has tended to cater so much to girls over the years since girls tastes aren't catered to so much in Tomorrowland, Frontierland or Adventureland.
Originally Posted By vbdad55 ^^^ also remember not all girls live and die for princesses only, I think that's a stereotype that died long ago after girls started to be athletes and compete against boys on equal ground in all things. I have two girls that grew up liking Ariel and Belle and Mulan far more than princesses... sure they'd love Cindy's coach for a wedding @ WDW..but all the pink princess stuff never had much place in our home ( nor did Barbie) -
Originally Posted By Witches of Morva ORDDU: That's very true, vbdad55, duckling. By the same token, not all boys like sports or all things masculine. That's why it often seems as though many men can appreciate princesses more than they might be willing to admit in public. We happen to know one such fellow who comes across as being very masculine in most of the traditional ways, but he has admitted to us how much he loves the Disney fairy tales and he's really looking forward to seeing Rapunzel's movie--which he hates calling Tangled.
Originally Posted By macnak81 for the boys,,,, off the top of my head...something adventurous, Indiana Jones style hunt for Disney villains in the villain volcano , ( Journey to the Center of the Earth <Tokyo>)
Originally Posted By Witches of Morva ORDDU: That would be a lot of fun, too. Yes indeed. Actually, something such as that would likely appeal to both genders.
Originally Posted By HokieSkipper Why not just build Indiana Jones in Adventureland. That would trump anything and everything they could build in Fantasyland for boys.
Originally Posted By danyoung >I think that's a stereotype that died long ago after girls started to be athletes and compete against boys on equal ground in all things.< I could not have said it better, my friend vbdad!
Originally Posted By macnak81 True HokieSkipper. Although that would be great. I'd rather see something totally new. Something that the west coast does not have. Once in a great while I do get to enjoy Indiana. But would love to see the imagineers plus themselves
