What is in your imagination?
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What great ideas.
Slight change, projections aren't needed now with the use of LED screens
Slight change, projections aren't needed now with the use of LED screens
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RiaLucia
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I once read a proposal somewhere (Jim Hill Media?) about making updates to Future World. It was very interesting, to say the least.
Here would be one hell of a dark ride: an indoor rollercoaster based on the trip to Yzma's "Secret Lab" ((makes quote fingers)) in the Emperor's New Groove. I don't care where they put it. I guess maybe in DAK--do they have a South American representation? That's shameful for me to ask, I know, but I've only been to that park a handful of times versus the innumerable times I've visited the others. It'd be so perfect, though! That scene in the movie just lends itself to a ride and I don't think EnG gets enough love!
Here would be one hell of a dark ride: an indoor rollercoaster based on the trip to Yzma's "Secret Lab" ((makes quote fingers)) in the Emperor's New Groove. I don't care where they put it. I guess maybe in DAK--do they have a South American representation? That's shameful for me to ask, I know, but I've only been to that park a handful of times versus the innumerable times I've visited the others. It'd be so perfect, though! That scene in the movie just lends itself to a ride and I don't think EnG gets enough love!
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Captain Schnemo
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Great ideas, Agosaol.
It's a shame that the best way to improve Future World would be to turn back the clock (at least thematically speaking), but such is the state of WDW.
I know Al Lutz is constantly raving about how wonderful Disneyland is these days. He's always been a softer touch than I would like, but I wonder if there's any chance of that goodness rubbing off on WDW.
I've all but given up on Lasseter, who seems nothing more than a cheap hack trying to force Pixar into every corner of the parks, whether it makes sense or not. I had high hopes for Lasseter, but he has burnt through all my patience in a remarkably short period of time.
Lately I've reluctantly come to the conclusion that WDW is never going to be great again. It's a real bummer, but holding out hope at this point seems foolish.
It's a shame that the best way to improve Future World would be to turn back the clock (at least thematically speaking), but such is the state of WDW.
I know Al Lutz is constantly raving about how wonderful Disneyland is these days. He's always been a softer touch than I would like, but I wonder if there's any chance of that goodness rubbing off on WDW.
I've all but given up on Lasseter, who seems nothing more than a cheap hack trying to force Pixar into every corner of the parks, whether it makes sense or not. I had high hopes for Lasseter, but he has burnt through all my patience in a remarkably short period of time.
Lately I've reluctantly come to the conclusion that WDW is never going to be great again. It's a real bummer, but holding out hope at this point seems foolish.