captainmoch
Earning My Ears
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- Jul 7, 2015
Ah man... I guess I'll hit all of the shows next time I'm at DHS. It's not like there's much else to do, anyway.Everything except for ToT, RnRc, TSMM, Startours, and GMR are on the table be close.
Ah man... I guess I'll hit all of the shows next time I'm at DHS. It's not like there's much else to do, anyway.Everything except for ToT, RnRc, TSMM, Startours, and GMR are on the table be close.
Everything except for ToT, RnRc, TSMM, Startours, and GMR are on the table be close.
The "redo" @ DCA mostly consisted of demolishing and building out Cars Land (between one-fifth and one-sixth of the available footprint of the park), and then another $400 million scattered throughout the park. The overhaul that DHS needs is on an entirely different magnitude of scale. Might have to even cut into those million dollar bonuses the execs are getting for a quarter or two.Low side? 2.8 billion for infrastructure, pixar and star wars is a lot of money. The DCA redo cost 1.1-1.2 billion and that brought a lot of help to that park. 2.8 will go much farther than that.
Does that mean the beauty and beast show will eventually close?? (or do you think it may just get theme into a different show?) and what about Fantasmic?? I know I am in the minority but that is my favorite nighttime show.
Also do you think there is anyway they will just retheme Honey I shrunk the kids playground area. These areas are great for kids to have some down time. I wish every park had an area like this one and the boneyard.
No not necessarily but those five things I listed are staying for sure. The rest is up in the air.Does that mean the beauty and beast show will eventually close?? (or do you think it may just get theme into a different show?) and what about Fantasmic?? I know I am in the minority but that is my favorite nighttime show.
Also do you think there is anyway they will just retheme Honey I shrunk the kids playground area. These areas are great for kids to have some down time. I wish every park had an area like this one and the boneyard.
Exactly that's why the DHS redo is 1.6 billion more than the DCA redo. I still don't see how that is not enough money.The "redo" @ DCA mostly consisted of demolishing and building out Cars Land (between one-fifth and one-sixth of the available footprint of the park), and then another $400 million scattered throughout the park. The overhaul that DHS needs is on an entirely different magnitude of scale. Might have to even cut into those million dollar bonuses the execs are getting for a quarter or two.
The show could still possibly get more upgrades as well.Fantasmic should be safe. There's a lot of infrastructure in there, it doesn't really interfere with the area of the park that is being overhauled, and overall, it's still a pretty popular night-time show that takes some pressure off of MK in the night. Not to say that they recently replaced the projectors, lasers and firework launchers, which they wouldn't if the show was on the chopping block.
New roads and parking garages can be pretty expensive. I wonder if these will be like the one in Downtown Disney with the lights and all?Indy is very unlikely to be part of the DHS expansion. DHS is getting 2.8 billion, now that also includes infrastructure for parking garages and other enhancements.
Carsland did not cost 1.1 billion that was the cost of the total DCA redo not including TSMM or WoC.
Avatar is closer to 700 million.
New roads and parking garages can be pretty expensive. I wonder if these will be like the one in Downtown Disney with the lights and all?
Everything except for ToT, RnRc, TSMM, Startours, and GMR are on the table be close.
How long is the deal for? I have a ton of respect for TCM so I'd be sad to see them not continue to take part.... and I think GMR is only safe short term. There have been plenty of rumors that it might change to something else once the TCM deal expires.
Not sure when the deal ends that date hasn't been thrown around because most of the rumors and plans for GMR stopped when they stepped in and sponsored it.How long is the deal for? I have a ton of respect for TCM so I'd be sad to see them not continue to take part.
Indiana Jones ride in Disneyland did come before Dinosaur in Animal Kingdom. So which one is a version of which one? Just saying....
Indiana Jones Adventure is from 1995. The film "Dinosaur" didn't even come out until 2000, with the ride following.
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Yep the ride opened with the name countdown to extinction.The ride in AK actually opened 1998 and was lightly re-themed to Dinosaur when the movie came out.
Yep the ride opened with the name countdown to extinction.
I would like to see the Disneyland Paris Indy Coaster come to WDW. I think the space where the Indy Stunt show is now would be adequate.
I have been on both Dinosaur and Indiana Jones many times. Trust me, I never feel like I am on Dinosaur while riding IJ. I think it would be a great addition to DHS.