Originally Posted By tashajilek "Life of a Sperm." Close thread." People want more education in the park so why the hell now.
Originally Posted By onlyme >>The problem is what would replace it?<< Simple. Adventure thru Inner Space: 2010.
Originally Posted By mickeymorris1234 I personally think (But I am the younger generation) ST needs to go away period. It is old, the concept is old, the movies are old, the area is old, lets get some mind blowing technology put in there instead of motion simulators with rattling plastic and unrealistic theming. Tomorrowland was about the world of tomorrow, what is supposed to be the next great technology but made into a ride. Space Mountain was successful, star tours when it opened was, but now what is cutting edge? Come on Disney lets get a new tomorrowland. Personally I think Buzz, Star Tours, and Innoventions need to be redone completely with stuff that doesn't even resemble to originals! Space mountain will be on my list to go in a few years as long as they have something better and innovative.
Originally Posted By tashajilek We cant really judge until ST is re-done. Im positive that ST 2.0 is not going to be anything like the original. I say let's see what the come up with and then decide it it was worth being saved.
Originally Posted By SpokkerJones "Im positive that ST 2.0 is not going to be anything like the original." Is that not a judgment? The Star Tours makeover could be very much like the original and not very innovative at all.
Originally Posted By tashajilek "Im positive that ST 2.0 is not going to be anything like the original." Is that not a judgment? Meoww spoker lol. I cant say its not going to be anything like the old one. But seeing this version will be what 24 years newer, Im sure it will be a great improvment. You have to have a little bit of faith, not every new attraction disney touches is doomed to be crap. When ST 2.0 comes out and it's horrible i will be first to post and say junk the ride.
Originally Posted By trekkeruss <<Tomorrowland was about the world of tomorrow, what is supposed to be the next great technology but made into a ride. Space Mountain was successful, star tours when it opened was, but now what is cutting edge?>> The biggest problem with trying to build tomorrow's technology today is that in Walt's day, you could build tomorrow with primarily mechanical devices. Imagineering could deal with that, because you only needed engineers to do the work. But technology has rapidly evolved to the point where engineering alone won't cut it. Imagineering would need to have scientists to be able to create the future. It is simply not reasonable to expect that an entertainment company would fund the research to create the technology of tomorrow. Innoventions is supposed to allow outside companies to show those cutting edge products that Disney alone could never hope to do, but we all know how successful an attraction that is.
Originally Posted By Dr Hans Reinhardt Then Disney should opt to reinvent Tomorrowland as something else altogether. They currently have a hodge-podge on their hands. As it is now Tomorrowland isn't really about anything.
Originally Posted By SpokkerJones "When ST 2.0 comes out and it's horrible i will be first to post and say junk the ride." That's great if you want to reserve judgment, but the rest of us are going to speculate our fat little hearts out.
Originally Posted By mousermerf Not to mention there's no going back once the damage is done and the Figment puppets have been thrown in a dumpster. We've learned our lesson that complaining after the fact solves nothing.
Originally Posted By davewasbaloo I'm with Merf on this one. I used to embrace change in the Disney parks, but this one makes me nervous. I hope we still get a trench run through the deathstar however, and droids remain in the queue.
Originally Posted By Mickeymouseclub Agree with you. i think the original is a classic that we will miss sharing with our next generation. I will never forget taking my nephew for his very first time and he asked as we exited...Are we still at Disneyland? I just hope we won't be sorry. Heck I still miss the old Flintstones-Jetsons attraction at Universal!
Originally Posted By Dr Hans Reinhardt Growth and change are as much a part of the Disneyland experience as paying the admission fee to get in the place. Walt Disney pretty much said so at the park's dedication. I understand being skeptical or having fun speculating, but what I don't understand are the protests when changes are announced and no one even knows what the replacement will be like.
Originally Posted By gadzuux The trip will be like pretending to go on a trip through outer space - just like Capt Eo next door, and just like Space Mountain behind it, and not much different from Buzz across the walk or the Astro Orbiter corking up the front entrance.
Originally Posted By Mickeymouseclub If I had to guess...my money will be on a new trip that will make us need to buy more SWstuff moreSWcharacterstuff moreSWsouvenirstuff.
Originally Posted By onlyme >>They currently have a hodge-podge on their hands. As it is now Tomorrowland isn't really about anything.<< I couldn't agree more with that fact!!
