I might be interested, provided it was done tastefully. If they could act more happy and sneaky than snarling and downright evil, then it might could work as a family meal. Or have a minimum age of ten. Or both. Like the Haunted Mansion is more fun than scary, if they had a villian's table meal with similar lighthearted efforts, it might be a blast.
Apparently, according to other posts, it's been tried and it failed. That doesn't mean it can't work, but it's less likely to be tried again.
Lol you just gave them their next idea! ...coming in 2018!
That basic concept has been floated before. I vaguely remember a thread in the last year or so about a Dark Kingdom, an evil version of the Magic Kingdom. Supposedly people have gotten glimpses of official plans, and even seen park models, and imagineers that give select people special tours have shared the secret about an evil park.
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guess is that at the very best, someone once proposed the idea, it was greatly appreciated, but the obvious problem of small children being scared made the suggestion DOA. But knowing how interesting the idea was, they went ahead and had fun with select guests by sharing disinformation.
The idea of a park of villainy certainly is fascinating. But I don't see it happening. Things will happen that Disney doesn't want. Or for that matter, anyone with compassion. One bad memory I have of my last trip was a father angrily telling his obviouly frightened son that they were all going to ride Rock N Rollercoaster. While that is purely the fault of the father, I'm sure that scenario would play out 100-1000x over at a Dark Kindom. Some children would learn to fear and hate WDW, and avoid the Scariest Place On Earth at all costs, even as adults. That's certainly not what Disney wants.
