Originally Posted By Skellington88 Since it goes without saying there is going to be a ride for Pixar's next movie Wall-E (its about robots in the future) and obviously there gonna put it in tomorrowland...which attraction should it replace? Personally, if they must I say replace either HISTA or Redd Rockett's Pizza Port or use the skyway space. I would say Innoventions but that space can be used for something better...hopefully more original
Originally Posted By tigger_twin89 Im sorry i feel so silly what is HISTA im like thinking and thinking and i cant figure it out.... And why would they make a ride based on a movie they havent put out yet, they normally dont make rides based on films unless the films did well in the box office (ex: its a bugs life, monsters inc, finding nemo,toy story, notice they are disney/pixar films, i mean there are others like snow white ect)
Originally Posted By tigger_twin89 ^^ Thank you. I am really brain dead today. haha Yea....replace it.... its the only ride in DL i cant stand
Originally Posted By DlandDug John Lasseter is on record saying that he feels attractions should be developed in tandem with productions, so they will be there ready for the public while the film is running. This is a good idea for the synergy, but there is always the danger that the film property will not be popular. (A prime example is the Water World attraction at Universal Studios.) When Atlantis was in production, the Imagineers worked on a new Submarine attraction to tie in with that film. Would it still be popular? I guess that depends on the attraction, in the end.
Originally Posted By Dabob2 A good attraction can outlast a mediocre movie. "Third Man on the Mountain" anyone?
Originally Posted By Schmitty Good Vibes I think Lasseter is brilliant, and I hope he'll prove to be good for the parks, but I don't want to see everything turned into Pixarland. I'd like to see new attractions based on blue sky imagination rather on a formula, but I think those days died with Walt.
Originally Posted By ChampDisney I would say Buzz Lightyear because of the upcoming Toy Story Mania but since its new then I would say HISTA.
Originally Posted By avromark I'd rather see Pizza Port move to the old skyway location and put the new ride in that prime piece of real-estate.
Originally Posted By Mr Snappy If they could somehow use the peoplemover infrastructure for a ride, that would be ideal. My second choice is to get rid of inoventions or whatever that stupid thing is that took over COP.
Originally Posted By familyguy I'm bummed that the whole people mover/old rockets area is pretty much out of use right now. That's kind of a bummer. Those were two awesome rides that have now been replaced by....NOTHING! ...ok, I'm done...
Originally Posted By Tinkerbellmama I agree that it is highly unlikely for them to replace BUZZ and I hope not because we love that ride! Am I one of the only ones who really liked HISTA? My only complaint was the picture quality of the movie. I can see where Muppets and Bugs Life shows got their inspiration from. I agree that the Innovations could probably be used better...so I am stumped.
Originally Posted By SoThisIsLove I know this will bum you all out, and I mean no offense, truly......but I really only go to TL for Space Mountain. I really avoid the place, otherwise. It just holds ghosts of pleasant memories gone by for me and nothing else.
Originally Posted By familyguy I like Buzz...not a big fan of Star Tours (kinda makes me sick)...like Autopia...like Space...other than that TL is kinda dead...
Originally Posted By FoxHound Actually, the "It's Tough to Be a Bug" 3D movie debuted at Animal Kingdom in the Spring of 1998, while the "Bug's Life" theatrical film debuted later in November 1998.
Originally Posted By bean "This is a good idea for the synergy, but there is always the danger that the film property will not be popular. (A prime example is the Water World attraction at Universal Studios.) When Atlantis was in production, the Imagineers worked on a new Submarine attraction to tie in with that film. Would it still be popular? I guess that depends on the attraction, in the end." sorry i know what you mean but using waterworld was a terible example. The attraction in Universal has been one of the most popular show in the parks history. Eventhough the movie did not fair well the attraction still goes strong. like someone said a good attraction could definately outlast the movie.
Originally Posted By oc_dean >>I'm bummed that the whole people mover/old rockets area is pretty much out of use right now. That's kind of a bummer. Those were two awesome rides that have now been replaced by....NOTHING! << Patience. While "the grapevine" has been quiet for a while .. the tentative plan is to have the Astro Orbitor back into it's original place .. opening up the entrance into TL, once again .. with some brand new Peoplemover experience. It's still in the conceptual stages ... Just keep your fingers crossed. This is mentioned as Tomorrowland's next project following Finding Nemo Submarine Voyage.
Originally Posted By oc_dean The next target I beleive will be Star Tours 2.0 ... But so far ... Not a word on the spaces that currently occupy: Innoboringventions & "Honey, I'm still boring the audience" If those two are not obvious targets for removal ... I'm a monkey's uncle! Redd Rockets Pizza Port is an unusual situation though. The way it's set up .... there's enough access backstage .. with plenty kitchen facilities (that we don't see) that is occupying the once twin theater Mission To Mars. Preferably ... it should go elsewhere. That space is way too prime for an attraction! Which is what it's meant to be!
Originally Posted By wolfchild I don't care what they put in or where they move Redd Rockets as long as it never goes away. I love their Chicken Countdown Fusilli, or whatever it's called. I know it's simple, but I have to have that stuff every trip I make. And there are times that I wish that I lived closer to Dl just so that I could get it whenever I was craving it
