Originally Posted By Brad "Why not put in a Hair Bear Bunch Land? Or a Petticoat Junction Land? Or a Lincoln Logs Land? Could be fun." What der hey?!?!?
Originally Posted By Brad ""So, if Joe Tourist says in one of those 'market research' sessions - Would you like to see Mike and Sully in a "Stand Up Comic Routine" in Tomorrowland, and says 'yes' ... they'll do it?" No. You seem to have a poor understanding of market research." He sure does. He doesn't address the point that the decision will have already been made and the survey will be rigged so that the questions automatically give the desired answer. EVERYBODY knows how that works!
Originally Posted By TomSawyer We shouldn't forget that Walt put dinosaurs between Tomorrowland and Main Street on a train ride, and he put a ride celebrating the children of the contemporary world in Fantasyland.
Originally Posted By WilliamK99 We shouldn't forget that Walt put dinosaurs between Tomorrowland and Main Street on a train ride, and he put a ride celebrating the children of the contemporary world in Fantasyland.<< He also put an attraction celebrating the Bathrooms of Tomorrow in Tomorrowland as well....
Originally Posted By oc_dean >>No. You seem to have a poor understanding of market research.<< Do explain it for me please. And no help from anyone else. If Yookeroo has the time to call me out on something I don't understand, then surely he has the time to share his knowledge on the subject.
Originally Posted By Dr Hans Reinhardt We shouldn't forget that Walt put dinosaurs between Tomorrowland and Main Street on a train ride, and he put a ride celebrating the children of the contemporary world in Fantasyland.<< "He also put an attraction celebrating the Bathrooms of Tomorrow in Tomorrowland as well...." LOL
Originally Posted By phruby I think Disney needs to replace the Opera House with the "Main Street Stake House". Disneyland needs a place to get a good New York stake. They could keep Lincoln and rename his show, "Great Stakes with Mr. Lincoln".
Originally Posted By berol "He doesn't address the point that the decision will have already been made and the survey will be rigged so that the questions automatically give the desired answer." It wasn't Disney's, but I took a survey once where I laughed out loud from a survey question that was worded so it was impossible to give any answer but a certain choice. The guy said people still picked other choices. "If Yookeroo has the time to call me out on something I don't understand, then surely he has the time to share his knowledge on the subject." The logic lacks there, so I'll throw it all out and explain. ""So, if Joe Tourist says in one of those "market research" sessions - Would you like to see Mike and Sully in a "Stand Up Comic Routine" in Tomorrowland, and says "yes" ... they'll do it?"" That isn't what happens. See Brad's last post. BTW, separating an occasional sentence from a paragraph emphasizes it, but separating every sentence is just double spacing.
Originally Posted By WilliamK99 I think Disney needs to replace the Opera House with the "Main Street Stake House". Disneyland needs a place to get a good New York stake. They could keep Lincoln and rename his show, "Great Stakes with Mr. Lincoln".<< Are you going with the steakhouse theme or the Abraham Lincoln vampire hunter theme? Based on the word stake, I am assuming the later...
Originally Posted By cheesybaby <<We shouldn't forget that Walt put dinosaurs between Tomorrowland and Main Street on a train ride, and he put a ride celebrating the children of the contemporary world in Fantasyland.<< And he put birds who sing words and flowers that croon into (True-Life) Adventureland. Years before MILF, Walt himself started the slippery slope of toonification of lands besides Fantasyland.
Originally Posted By phruby >>Are you going with the steakhouse theme or the Abraham Lincoln vampire hunter theme? Based on the word stake, I am assuming the later... Vampire Hunter of course. We must stay historically accurate.
Originally Posted By Brad "BTW, separating an occasional sentence from a paragraph emphasizes it, but separating every sentence is just double spacing. " I know - sorry. It's actually a habit I have picked up over the years. I will try to tone it down. ; )
Originally Posted By phruby So do you think Muppetvision will close just before March 21 when Muppets Most Wanted is in the theaters? It would be a typical Disney move.
Originally Posted By TP2000 I went to D23 Expo this weekend. The pre-show for the WDI pavilion was all about.... doors. They had doors opening and closing, and big videos of Monsters Inc. style doors on hooks flying around. It was subtle, but it certainly did seem to be hinting at something.
Originally Posted By FerretAfros The pre-show to the WDI exhibit at the last D23 expo was very reminiscent of a CircleVision theater (or some of the old stuff at Epcot), with a wrap-around screen. They even had a room with a projection of the Carsland progress where you could see the construction surrounding you, yet we've seen no indication that they're considering anything like that for the parks. I wouldn't read too much into it
Originally Posted By Captain Neo >>I went to D23 Expo this weekend. The pre-show for the WDI pavilion was all about.... doors. They had doors opening and closing, and big videos of Monsters Inc. style doors on hooks flying around. It was subtle, but it certainly did seem to be hinting at something.<< Bingo
Originally Posted By FerretAfros I watched a video of the WDI preshow yesterday, and I'd hardly say it's "all about doors". Yes, the Monsters Inc doors are used a couple times near the end, but they were hardly consistent with them. The standout feature to me was the retro-60's design aesthetic that WDI has used in recent years; does that mean that we're destined to see a revival of TL67? I sure doubt it.
