Originally Posted By oc_dean 1. Star Tours 2.0 2. Buzz Lightyear's Astro Blasters 3. Rocket Jets 2.0 4. Space Mountain 5. Monsters Inc. Laugh Floor 6. Wall-E Adventure 7. Peoplemover 2.0 8. Tron LightCycle adventure 9. Finding Nemo Submarine Voyage 10. Honda electric Autopia 11. Monorail What do you all think of this "Tomorrowland" line-up of Attractions?
Originally Posted By DlandDug I want them to bring back that great breakfast croissant they used to serve at the Tomorrowland Terrace.
Originally Posted By oc_dean ^^^ LOL I just got to thinking ... but I think the powers that be are going to push for Wall-E, Tron, and MILF in the not too distant future. Wall-E and Tron .. if done right could be very enjoyable for the longterm. But I'm very worried about MILF. I don't want to see the MISTAKE they created for WDW's Tomorrowland .. and repeat it here. So ... I got this feeling .. this is the line-up we'll be seeing this decade. (Begin petitions against MILF today!)
Originally Posted By Ohana my favorite "new" thing here is Tron, but the capacity would be so low, i doubt they would do it
Originally Posted By Longhorn12 I'm excited about Star Tours, but a little sad I can't ride the old one once more before it closes. I would be excited to see a Tron light cycle ride. (If they did it right) Laugh Floor (it still confuses me to see MILF on this site) is very hit and miss. I saw it twice when I was at DW last. The first one was very meh, but the second time was a lot of fun. As for the people mover I have never been on it, but I know a lot of people would be glad to use the rocket rods track.
Originally Posted By oc_dean Oh ... speaking of this oh-so imperfect land that Disney thinks is not a priority while they don't even blink at spending 1.5 billion on the new RFID technology .... these two poems on the land were just too good for LPers to miss: <a href="http://micechat.com/forums/disneyland-resort/130502-tomorrowland-poem.html" target="_blank">http://micechat.com/forums/dis...oem.html</a>
Originally Posted By Fett-415 Please!! No MILF @ DL. It has no business in Tomorrowland. However, I'm excited for ST2! partially due to knowing a certain "bucket head" will be in it...
Originally Posted By oc_dean Since it's been reported that Tony Baxter and John Lasseter are poking their heads backstage .. looking to possible reconfigure space to accommodate expansion of Tomorrowland ... I'm thinking Wall-E and Tron would go anywhere between Innovention's space ... on south to Space Mountain's Fastpass distribution. I'm only guessing here..... But if they do wholesale demolition from Innoventions to R2P2 to the entire East "flanking" wing building of the Space Mountain complex .. and redesign the whole space to build front facades on TL's side of the DLRR .. and have tunnels running underneath the track (AKA - Indy, H.M, PotC, small world) to as many as 2 possible large scale buildings that would go in between the monorail tracks.
Originally Posted By jmuboy The Tron Motorcycles could use motorcycle vehicles designed like the new Pony Express ride at Knotts. That company already makes vehicles that look like Motorcycles. With Disney helping with their own signature design the vehicles could look cool. The Tron ride could be on the old PeopleMover tracks.
Originally Posted By wonderingalice ^^The SuperSpeed Tunnel would certainly make more sense with that style of ride. (Yes, I hated it when added to the PeopleMover.)
Originally Posted By oc_dean >>cool, what would the premise be? and what would go in inno?<< I don't know hista. Of course .. everything I'm saying here is nothing but a bunch of "hypotheticals". From stories from your's truly - Al Lutz All I'm doing is "placing my bets" that THEY ARE considering a Tron type attraction, and a Wall-E at least. Perhaps something else too. Because I see more space for other things. As far as a Tron type ride for the Peoplemover track? I think not. The whole premise behind the LightCycles is exactly that - LIGHT. So, it's going to take a place where it's "controlled" lighting (ie - showbuilding) to maintain darkness in order to pull off this "cycle in the cyber world". Remember in the old Tron film .. and in the future one - the ride takes place WITHIN the computer world. If WDI is going to create a Tron Light Cycle ride .. wouldn't it be within the immersive world of "Tron"? Seems a ride in open daylight .. circumnavigating throughout Tomorrowland is best suited for a "Peoplemover 2.0" type ride.
Originally Posted By ksargen Wow... I'm trying to picture a WALL E experience. Riding in a giant garbage truck, checking out the Buy N Large and other things, then meet the characters, etc.? I could see this as a dark ride, easily, but not so sure on other things, unless it's another motion sim like Star Tours? Just musing here. Lots of interesting ideas. MILF - *LOL* Don't have a clue on that one, since I don't know about any existing versions of that.
Originally Posted By Hista98 I hope the wall.e ride is not just a ride version of the movie, these I always find boring beacuse to me its like why would people pay 75 bucks to see the movie in ride form when they can rent it for much cheaper. i would rather see the ride be a sequal or a spin off.
Originally Posted By Hista98 they should bring back the speed ramp leading to space mountian. To me it seems wierd that such a grand ride as such an off center and hiden and confusing entrance. so many people walk down half way see the resturant and back track thinking they missed it. it really should have a more direct entrance. besides its not like hitsa needs its bonus queue.
Originally Posted By knoxvelour they could easily turn the People Mover track into Wall E attraction. Make the ride vehicles look similar to the floating chairs the people rode around on. They would have to be enclosed somehow. Have video monitors in the vehicles with video clips of Fred Willard. Have show scenes in the buildings. Where space is limited, like in Star Tours, use large video screens. They could put a decent sized show scene with AAs in the Tron Speed Tunnel. Only major drawback is the long outdoor portion over the Sub lagoon. Maybe reverse the direction so you go through Buzz Lightyear first and Star Tours last.
Originally Posted By oc_dean I don't think it's a good idea at all to recreate the actual story from the "Wall-E" film. The premise that Earth has been trashed in the future is an AWFUL idea to recreate in a full fledged Disneyland Attraction. But just as hista98 said ... An attraction that is loosely based on Wall-E that stars him, and Eve .. and be a journey through outerspace ... that could involve the Axiom spaceship. <a href="http://z.about.com/d/kidstvmovies/1/0/J/H/walle010.jpg" target="_blank">http://z.about.com/d/kidstvmov...e010.jpg</a> Just imagine some sort of adventure running through this spaceship. (Hopefully leaving out the grossly overweight people.) But an adventure that takes place well after people have re-populated Earth .. and thinned down. But I could actually do without cartoon images of human beings. I think Wall-E and Eve and other androids that were part of the film actually could work well in an aesthetic that does not come off "toony". Because I never felt the robot cast never looked too "cartoony". Nor the Axiom ship itself. Just leave out the cartoon people, and all references that the Earth was trashed, at all. Leave the focus on a journey that's totally plausible for a "brighter" Tomorrowland.
Originally Posted By oc_dean >>they could easily turn the People Mover track into Wall E attraction. Make the ride vehicles look similar to the floating chairs the people rode around on.<< UMMM...... <a href="http://www.fireworksland.com/misc/peoplemover.jpg" target="_blank">http://www.fireworksland.com/m...over.jpg</a> No thank you!
Originally Posted By knoxvelour <<Make the ride vehicles look similar to the floating chairs the people rode around on.<< UMMM...... <a href="http://www.fireworksland.com/m...over.jpg" target="_blank">http://www.fireworksland.com/m...over.jpg</a> No thank you!>> Haha...that's great! You have to admit though, a lot of Disneyland guests do look a lot like the people of the future already
