Exactly. Maybe they can add a linear induction launch and a couple of inversions to the railroad, too.Quote:
Originally Posted by DisneyIPresume
Not everything needs to make one go "yippee" while careening down a steep hill.
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Exactly. Maybe they can add a linear induction launch and a couple of inversions to the railroad, too.Quote:
Originally Posted by DisneyIPresume
Not everything needs to make one go "yippee" while careening down a steep hill.
But you said that already and now again, but that'd be your definition of "families having fun together". And another thrill ride would fit into someone else's definition of "families having fun together".Quote:
Originally Posted by calsig31
I don't see how building an e-ticket/thrill ride in that area would go against "what the park is all about".
The park is ultimately about earning the most $ per square foot. If there is space, a good idea, and it's built well, I say bring it on. I'm not against progressive design, expansion or ideas...if that means a thrill ride, excellent.
Imagine if they adhere to the "Tom Sawyer" theme... Politically Incorrect Face Characters running around, a politically incorrect daily show... It'd be amazing.
That may even be in someone's definition of "families having fun together"!
Could they...yes..should they no
You'd lose Fantasmic which still draws crowds of 3000 or more a night
Fantasmic is on the south end of the island...Quote:
Originally Posted by JerrodDRagon
Because it would be removing an area that the entire family can enjoy together and replacing it with a ride that only those family members who meet the height requirement can enjoy.Quote:
Originally Posted by DJS
Are you sure about this? not as i see it, using the empty zone west of BTMRR as the load and anchor for an attraction that touches the north end of the island.Quote:
Originally Posted by calsig31
Is that area even in use? It's such a non visit location, IMO.
u are joking right? u wanna make disneyland into magic mountain with coasters all over the place?Quote:
Originally Posted by DisneyIPresume
tea cups make me go Yippee....Quote:
Originally Posted by calsig31
He was joking....Quote:
Originally Posted by Poisonedapples
Sarcasm is so lost on these boards. But I got that he was joking :)
o h okay i was gonna say..lolQuote:
Originally Posted by clara
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Originally Posted by DJS
The original post said nothing about limiting this to the north end of the island.Quote:
Originally Posted by DJS
Even if that were the case, I don't think that I would like that as a location since it would require removal of some of the scenery that is passed on the Mark Twain such as the settler's cabin.
Well, given how trees on the banks of Rivers of America tend to just fall over these days....
Just what I want to see from the Mark Twain as we round the bend in the river:
http://t1.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:A...tAsMmEB-mHmpFw
What possibly could be more evocative of the 19th century frontier, I ask you!
(Of course, if we give it a suitable theme-appropriate name, like "Becky Thatcher's Curls" or "Pap's Drunken Nightmare," it just might fly. A perfect melding of "theme" and "relevance!")
Unless they quit all of the boats and do tunnels like in Paris for Big Thunder, it wouldn't work Fantasmic would have to be shut down too. But I've always toyed with a Treasure Island-themed ride.
It would, however infringe on families having fun together if a family-friendly attraction was replaced with a thrill ride which would most likely exclude people who are too young, too old, have medical issues, fear of fast moving rides, motion sickness, pregnancy...Quote:
Originally Posted by DJS
I DON'T want to see THAT either .. If Disneyland puts in more rides, what will Magic Mountain do? they won't be " the thrill ride capitol of .." anymore.. uh oh.Quote:
Originally Posted by Steve DeGaetano