Originally Posted By HokieSkipper Right...because obviously ONE ride is what makes everything matter.
Originally Posted By CarolinaDisneyDad I like both. Part of Buzz is that it is easy to identify targets so my kids were able do well at young ages. As long as it works properly (last trip we got one vehicle twice that had a dead gun ) I have no problem with the set. We also liked MiB, and yes it is probably better, but Buzz is still a good ride for us in itself.
Originally Posted By EPCOT Explorer >>>Just like in art, every Disney attraction does not have to have nor is required to have fully realized dimensional sets. There is something to be said for having things done in a more abstract way.<<< Agreed. I'll take sets, even flat ones over screens. Buzz is supposed to look like that...It's a comic book universe. Makes sesne.
Originally Posted By SeventyOne <Just like in art, every Disney attraction does not have to have nor is required to have fully realized dimensional sets. There is something to be said for having things done in a more abstract way.> I actually agree with this. Never minded the cut-outs on Mr. Toad, for instance. (And Small World would be positively creepy with realistic animatronics like, say, PotC or CoP). But when the ride is based on a "high tech" character who came from the first prominent CGI movie with realistic, 3-D like graphics...I think you need to go in a different direction than cardboard cutouts. In any case, my main gripe with the ride is the lack of upkeep, but that's even further off-topic.
Originally Posted By SeventyOne Back on topic... Not trying to steal Lee's scoop, but over on the Magical boards a day or two ago, he spilled on a project that sounds like the tip that started this thread. New Schussel seafood restaurant, nautical theme...guessing based on the earlier tip they might have some 1920s/30s era boats docked for theme and possibly rental. In other words, after cloning then killing Church St. Station, same plan to clone Sand Lake Road using 3rd parties they alluded to back in 2008.
Originally Posted By Manfried No, no, no. If Hokie and other Disney diehards have their way, all attractions will have fully realized human looking AAs and incredibly detailed sets. Oh wait, that's the real world. Something I thought Disney theme parks were designed to escape from.
Originally Posted By HokieSkipper <<No, no, no. If Hokie and other Disney diehards have their way, all attractions will have fully realized human looking AAs and incredibly detailed sets. Oh wait, that's the real world. Something I thought Disney theme parks were designed to escape from.>> Right...because that's EXACTLY what I said. Man you are a big ball of condescension and putting words in people's mouth aren't you?
Originally Posted By HokieSkipper I guess you missed the part where I said I enjoy TSMM a lot more than Buzz even though it doesn't have "fully realized sets or AAs". I guess you have selective observation and interpreting skills.
Originally Posted By EPCOT Explorer >>>Please, EE. It looks like crap.<<< I don't mind it. Better than screens.
