Originally Posted By Skellington88 Labuda you will quickly learn it is you who are mistaken...by a great...many things. Im sure Leemac will know what im talking about.
Originally Posted By sherrytodd ^^^That's better. I was trying to say this in my best dark emperor voice.
Originally Posted By Labuda Skellington, I've been around each time you pop up with wild unfounded rumors that turn out to not be anywhere near truth. Why should I believe this time will be any different? Please do tell.
Originally Posted By oc_dean Incredibles attraction for the Timekeeper space? Why don't they just rename the land - Toon City?! It's sad Disney has no other original ideas that they arbitrarily throw toon-related attractions just anywhere -- With no regard to the premise of each land. Particularly Tomorrowland.
Originally Posted By Skellington88 Incredibles is replacing COP/Skyway/Galaxy Theater. "Monsters Inc. The Laugh Floor" is slated to replace Timekeeper. Labuda, which unfounded rumors are you talking about? The one about the Submarine Voyage returning or the one about Pirates of the Caribean getting redone? Like I said ask some reliable folks like Leemac if you don't believe me.
Originally Posted By irishfan So it's the same attraction they are looking at putting into DCA as well yeah?
Originally Posted By LuvDatDisney ^^Labuda, the Incredibles rumor indeed has a basis in fact and is very, very likely to be the next major MK addition. Sadly, it will take CoP with it.
Originally Posted By Jim in Merced CA Pixar and Disney are now one. Remember, when Disney bought Pixar and all that $7 billion hoopla? So, if everything has to be based on animated characters, why not attractions based on the Pixar-created characters? I can't imagine an attraction based on 'Emperor's New Groove' or 'Chicken Little' or 'Home on the Range' at this point, so I guess they have to go with their strengths.
Originally Posted By oc_dean I'm all for it. Just properly placed where they are appropriate. ie - Fantasyland, Toontown, Disney/MGM Studios ... wherever it's a SMART fit.
Originally Posted By oc_dean Lassetter worked at DL in the 70s. So, I hope he understands the intent/vision of each park - especially all 5 "magic kingdom" parks. With that in mind - I sincerely hope the tangeable realities the magic kingdom parks bring won't continue to wittle away..... As they are now.
Originally Posted By englishboy I've heard that the MGM Monster's ride is another indoor roller coaster, this time themed around the doors storage area sequence from the film. My guess is one is a kiddie ride (Tomorrowland), one is a ride for older kids (MGM).
Originally Posted By englishboy As for that robotic arm / Incredibles ride... I've seen a demo of a prototype. It's amazing. And expensive. The demo I saw sat TWO guests. It looked like it could expand to maybe seat FOUR guests. Combine that with an Imax/Omni screen, which is the plan. You'd need 25 arms at 4 guests per arm to make the guest capasity per hour even slightly doable. With load/unload times for a, say, 3 minute ride, giving the ride a total cycle of 6 minutes (with load/unload), you'd still only be looking at 1k guests/hour. If the summer operating day is 16 hours, you'd be able to move 16k guests through the ride per day with 25 units seating 4 guests each. The arms lift, recline spin, and invert guests. A wider seating bench didn't look like much of a possibility. Does anyone have any idea on how they are hoping to up guest capasity for this attraction?
Originally Posted By vbdad55 One can only hope with Lassetters' heritage that he would at least consider moving CoP to EPCOT instead of a wrecking ball... the freakin. Poo playground would stay and the CoP would get the wrecking ball -- what an injustice that would be
Originally Posted By LuvDatDisney ^^You'd like to think so, vbdad55. But the writing has been on the wall with COP for 5-6 years now. I'm amazed its still open now. AAs are expensive. Disney thinks, erroneously, that most of its guests want 90 second rides. And the cost of moving CoP to Epcot, or anywhere other than DL, which has a building made for it, would be ridiculously expensive. I'm one of those folks who naively think that you can have CoP and still build Incredibles but no one, except some friends at WDI over a few drinks, ever ask me what I think. :-(
Originally Posted By oc_dean I have some google earth shots over Tomorrowland I want to link - will soon .... and I see SO much land to build on .. it seems rediculous to believe they would have to demolish anything to fit something in. I'll get those google shots soon.
Originally Posted By vbdad55 Even though I don't get there as often I would sure rather see if move back to DL than just disappear. And again for those who like the thrill type attractions ( I also like most of them) -I have noproblem with adding the Incredibles Ride, if that happens, just don't take away again a quality attraction. 20K for a playground, CoP for an attraction that I am sure can be put into the open space- there is so much there yet it seems...but gives them an excuse to close an attraction that has been on the endangered list for 5 -6 years what next Haunted Mansion for a few teeter totters
Originally Posted By brotherdave Don't they already have teeter totters inside the Haunted Mansion already? ;-)
Originally Posted By bean not to defend anyone but they are adding two Nemo attractions. One in Epcot and a 30 to 40 minute musical in DAK. Toy story is scheduled to be built in MGM and there are possibilities of a Monsters Inc to go in the Magic Kingdom. The last one is still being looked at.
Originally Posted By BlazesOfFire Im just curious as to what sources these are coming from. obviously theyre all rumors, especially since some are conflicting.
