Originally Posted By u k fan Now what could be good (but not in Tomorrowland) would be a Muppet Comedy Club. Who wouldn't love to hear Fozzie tell one of their own jokes. And if he bombs who cares? He did most days anyway!!!
Originally Posted By irishfan >>Now what could be good (but not in Tomorrowland) would be a Muppet Comedy Club.<< Now that would be a Great idea! >>Who wouldn't love to hear Fozzie tell one of their own jokes. And if he bombs who cares? He did most days anyway!!!<< Exactly, and besides, the punch line to all his jokes would be Wocka, wocka, wocka. Love that idea ukfan.
Originally Posted By mrkthompsn This Monster Laugh Floor should have been built in the sound stage that housed the Who Wants to be a Millionare in D/MGM. I can understand Tomorrowland's slant toward aliens - but not monsters behind your closet door.
Originally Posted By Indigo I would totally have accepted a flip of Toy Story Mania (TSM) and Monster's Inc., Laugh Floor (MILF?). Except TSM wouldn't fit in Tomorrowland any better than MILF does, worse actually.
Originally Posted By FerretAfros LOL!!! I love that the acronymn for this is MILF! I guess either I haven't been paying too much attention or there haven't been any references to it like that, but that is great. It sort of shows off how un-Disney-like it is turning out to be. "...Captain Hook's real pirate ship flies over the real city of London..." You're supposed to be in Captain Hook's ship?! I always thought it was just some generic ship, since you fly over Captain Hook's several times (when flying over the island and when veiwing the sword fight). Either way, you do need a little imagination to believe that you are really flying. However, they still do a really good job of getting you to where you can believe it. Believing in the scenery is partly reliant on the person, but it also heavily relies on how well the area was designed. The same people who have few problems with the placement of the Haunted Mansion and Splash Mountain right next to eachother in DL have problems with the theming just across the way in DCA because it was done poorly. Even the best theming, like at TDS, takes a bit of fantasy to believe, but when they leave too much to the audience, there is a gap between the designers' ideas and the audience's ideas, and that makes for a poor turnout in general.
Originally Posted By jmuboy Maybe if it sucks bad enough they'll close it. After all, what would WDW's MK be without closed attractions?
Originally Posted By dresswhites ^^^hey, hey now old disneyland had that problem. current disneyland has far less empty facilities than WDW. really the only two i can think of off the top of my head is the skyway station and festival arena. WDW has both skyway stations, the canoe and keelboat dock, some stage in tomorrowland, and Diamond Horseshow saloon. if the show doesnt' feature the main characters, which characters do they feature? i really wish they would of have kept either time keeper or even American Journeys. heck they could even do a captain eo attraction again, well maybe not using Michael Jackson, though.
Originally Posted By bobbelee9 What happened with Timekeeper? I'm a sucker for circlevision stuff. My kids made me do Soarin on our last trip. Glad I did, not sure if I will again. At least with circlevision my feet are on solid ground.
Originally Posted By Skellington88 Monstesr inc attraction neeeds to be CONDEMNED and the people that made it fired. its worse than stitch
Originally Posted By Labuda AH, good old Skellington88 back again to engage in his version of trolling.
Originally Posted By Skellington88 My responsibility is to uphold the values of Walt Disney. If an attraction is good I will praise it if an attraction is bad I must critisize it and if an attraction is of the calibur of "Monsters Inc. laugh floor comedy club" well I must call for its demolishment! I am no troll....CONFIRMED!
Originally Posted By bean i haven't seen the show and was just wondering if anyone here thinks that 3d element might work with attraction. How about turning the flat screen interactive element in the attraction into 3d experience. Something similiar to what will be used for the Mania attraction. Turtle talk worked because it was basically a character that lives in water and the screen makes it appear as if it behind a glass wall inside an aquarium. Monsters Laugh floor seams to be missing that realism. Maybe another aproach would be to create AA's similiar to the Mr. Potatoe head being built for Mania. The Animtronic is very advance and will interact with people and be able to actually remove parts of its body. A couple AA monsters that are able to change or move about the stage might give it the wow factor it is missing. just a thought
Originally Posted By kennect I find it hard to think that even Disney could create an attraction worse than Stitch Encounter...Shows what little I know....Does anyone have a clue as to what the budget was or is on this attraction?
Originally Posted By Spirit of 74 ^^More importantly, does anyone who was responsible for pushing this attraction thru WDI ... and who was the lead producer/designer? Wonder if their resume is polished? Oh wait, this is WDI, so they have nothing to worry about.
Originally Posted By Skellington88 Spirit, I place full blame and responsibility on Jay Rasolu, Tom Fitzgerald, and Don Goodman. These guys just don't care and are not passionate about quality, theme park attractions, or disney's rich history. Rasolu, like his predecessors Pressler and Harris, wants the theme parks to be malls pushign merchandise and the latest movie or product from the company and although he is supposed to be president of theme parks & resorts...hes more interested in building a bunch of disney hotles and shopping centers all around the world. The guy doesnt even like theme parks. Fitzgerald and Goodman just arent leadership material. They have created a poor work atmosphere at WDI, are irresponsible, and have the wrong idea about what guests want in the parks. They think americans are dumb and just want to see an attraction that ties into the latest hit movie from disney and do the absolute bare minimum. I can go on and on but it will just upset me. I wish there was some way to bring this to the attention of Bob Iger and John Lasseter.
Originally Posted By Labuda I*f you really want to bring something to their attention, Skellington, send them a letter. Not an email, but a letter. As for this: The Animtronic is very advance and will interact with people and be able to actually remove parts of its body. Oy vey - that would weird me out just a tad, I think! lol
Originally Posted By MPierce >> The guy doesnt even like theme parks. << Please pardon my ignorance on this subject, but how do you actually know this. Just curious.
