KeyBladerXIII
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Fuck yeah! I hope they make the coaster longer and faster than the one in Shanghai though, with less of an outdoors portion.
Give me a new TRON movie, Disney.
Daft punk soundtrack?
If you walk between Fantasyland and Tomorrowland, you may not see it, but you can sure as hell smell it.
I dunno, Speedway still draws a pretty good crowd because of little kids.
Speedways been busted for years. The cars are all fucked, music is crap, the track is super short and busted too. It gets shut down all the time for "tune ups" but the reality is that that ride is old as fuck. Its about time they give it an update.
Plus Tomorrowland is in dire need of a face lift. Most of whats displayed there as "futuristic" doesnt make sense anymore.
The short set after Legacy that came with the Blu ray.Übermatik;243083241 said:Ha! When/where's this from?
Yup, really hope the part about it replacing Speedway is true. It would be the best case scenario. If Speedway is kept, they at the very least need to move to EVs.
I am hypeThis weekend should be fun as a Disney park junkie
Okay, I've gotten weirdly involved with Disney message boards recently because I'm planning a family trip there. On one of them, they've been speculating this for months, and they generally hate this site for basically taking stuff they say and publishing it like it's their own scoops.
The current rumor there, though, is that it's not replacing the speedway, it's going behind it and will be an addition. Here's the thread
Yeah this is my take away from watching videos. Has anyone been on the Shanghai one? I wonder how much they will change. Space Mountain in France is very different from Magic Kingdom Space Mountain.EDIT: I looked at some footage. Visually it's incredible but the ride itself doesn't seem that great.
This is fascinating, the rumors had shifted course from this going to Epcot to replace Ellen's Energy Adventure (where there was a GOTG coaster rumor that has lost steam in the last few months).
It seems as if rather than attack World of Tomorrow at EPCOT next (if anything, EPCOT is getting the Remy dark ride in France Pavilion), they are going to tackle Tomorrowland.
Having been to Disneyland and World a lot over the last year, there's probably three major issues with the parks right now. Animal Kingdom is in a good place, but each of the other three parks needs attention. Hollywood Studios is getting it with Toy Story Land and Star Wars Land, but World of Tomorrow (EPCOT) and Tomorrowland (Disneyland and Magic Kingdom) are both super outdated and need love.
Some are suggesting the Speedway isn't actually going away, and this portion is pure expansion behind it - and further than there are more massive changes coming to Tomorrowland.
This weekend should be fun as a Disney park junkie
As for Futureworld at Epcot. Honestly short of just returning everything to how it was pre-mid 90s, I don't think I'd be happy with whatever it is they're planning. Epcot should not be a place where IPs are randomly shoehorned into existing rides. Epcot should be above and beyond that.
The shuttering of Maelstrom for more Frozen garbage more or less tapped the final nail in the coffin that is my enthusiasm for Epcot's return for glory.
That still hurts, and it's still one of the most popular rides on property, which only encourages the execs to continue on this path.
Praise be unto Iger!
Immensely dig this news, but I hope there's more lit-up effects on the indoor portion just so Space Mountain's existence isn't rendered obsolete.
Hopefully Space Mountain still exists after this.
Will I get in trouble if I start throwing glow in the dark frisbee's at people from the ride?
Hopefully Space Mountain still exists after this.
I wouldn't be surprised if Splash got a new theme (Princess and the Frog maybe).
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It already exists in Shanghai : https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=taeucixxrdM
based on this the entire ride is less than a minute long?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=taeucixxrdM