What Disney movie do you wish had an attraction?

[k5jm]

Black Hole
Tron
Tron Legacy
Condorman
Computer that wore Tennis Shoes
Unidentified Flying Oddball
Down and out in Beverly Hills
Sister Act
Coyote Ugly
Rushmore
Ernest Goes to Camp

 

[tstidm1]

I would love to see an The Incredibles Ride at the parks. Yes, it's a Pixar film. Why Disney has never done an Incredibles Ride as a way to do Superheroes without getting into trouble with USF boggles my mind? It would be an awesome simulator ride like Star Tours is.

 

[TheMaxRebo]

I would love to see an The Incredibles Ride at the parks. Yes, it's a Pixar film. Why Disney has never done an Incredibles Ride as a way to do Superheroes without getting into trouble with USF boggles my mind? It would be an awesome simulator ride like Star Tours is.

I wonder how a simulator that combined a number of under-represented Pixar properties (incredibles, Wall-E, bugs life, etc) would go over

 

[Princess Jes]

I wonder how a simulator that combined a number of under-represented Pixar properties (incredibles, Wall-E, bugs life, etc) would go over

Re-skin the GMR perhaps with Pixar movies?

 

[LittleDreamer]

I wonder how a simulator that combined a number of under-represented Pixar properties (incredibles, Wall-E, bugs life, etc) would go over

My mind goes to the Hannah Barbara ride that used to be at Universal Studios.

 

[beastlyprince]

Hershey Park? it is chocolate themed after all?


I feel like you've put just a little bit of thought into this...
and I cant quite tell, did you want a 5th park or no?

5th Park - Disney's Villains and Heroes Adventure Park

Layout: like the Magic Kingdom

Themes: Disney/Pixar villains and heroes; a look back at the past (lost attractions); Disney history

1) Adventure Blvd. (Main St. U.S.A. like entrance)

Attraction 1: A reworking of "One Man's Dream". Much larger than the one at Hollywood Studios. Major collection of park models.

2) Villainsland (location: think Fantasyland at Magic Kingdom)

Attraction 1: Maleficent's Castle - Queue through the castle to board the "Sleeping Beauty" ride, complete with fire breathing dragon.
The castle would be the park's icon.
Attraction 2: Villains Unleashed - dark ride; audio-animatronics of the major Disney/Pixar villains (think "The Great Movie Ride")
Attraction 3: 101 Dalmatians - dark ride (transportation via Cruella Deville's automobile)
Attraction 4: The Emperor's New Groove - part water ride/part dark ride; comedy from Yzma
Attraction 5: The Nightmare Before Christmas - dark ride (think "Haunted Mansion")


3) Yesterdayland (location: think Adventureland at Magic Kingdom)

Attraction 1: Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs - new version dark ride
Attraction 2: Pinocchio - new version dark ride
Attraction 3: Mr. Toad's Wild Ride - new version dark ride
Attraction 4: Alice in Wonderland - new version dark ride
Attraction 5: Carousel of Progress - new version

4) Heroesland (location: think Tomorrowland at Magic Kingdom)

Attraction 1: Heroes To The Rescue - dark ride; audio-animatronics of the major Disney/Pixar heroes (think "The Great Movie Ride")
Attraction 2: Aladdin show
Attraction 3: The Incredibles - part dark ride/part roller coaster
Attraction 4: Brave - dark ride
Attraction 5: Hercules - flat ride/spinner (Pegasus, Pain, Panic)

 

[beastlyprince]

A Lilo and Stitch rollercoaster - though not sure if I'd want it space themed (Tomorrowland) or Hawaiian themed (Adventureland)

Definitely Adventureland. Themed around "Hawaiian Roller Coaster Ride".

 

[beastlyprince]

The Emperor's New Groove. I want them to make the coaster than Yzma and Kronk go down when they get to her "secret" lab... they could do some fun gags with the "wrong lever" bit too!

Put your roller coaster idea with my water ride idea - Kuzco and Pacha floating down the river, then over the waterfall ...

Bring it on!

Of course the ride vehicle must have a lever.

 

[beastlyprince]

I see some pretty good ideas here. I'd like to keep the Treehouse, though - it captures the spirit of adventure so well. Now, they could add a Tarzan attraction also, that would be pretty cool - more stuff in my favorite land in MK would be great. Is there much room in that area for expansion? It does get pretty congested (maybe if the nice big open plaza didn't have a spinner in the middle of it...)
Ok, let's change the Aladdin spinner to something smaller - someone else jump in here with suggestions. Then we add a Tarzan themed, tree-top walkway - some of the characters could be spotted along the way. Or this could be done in Animal Kingdom? They still have Tarzan over there don't they?
So if there is room to expand, instead of the spinner, lets do a jr. roller coaster or I suppose even a simulator - something the kiddos can ride in an Aladdin themed magic carpet ride. And we need Jungle Book - maybe in Asia in AK, since we already have Jungle Cruise in MK.

Now, in Tomorrowland. Oh. Dear. Lord. I just went on Stitch's great escape. I thought the premise and the pre-show was fine, little long, but it was cute and clever. Then we are loaded into a claustrophobic, headache inducing fake-smoke smelling room and forced to sit there in confusion in the dark, wondering what the purpose of the shoulder harness is and growing more frustrated that the voices can't be clearly heard all the while wishing it was over so the doors would open and I could just get the heck out of there!!!!! Yeah, if they could use that space for something else, I'd welcome it. My sister and I dearly love Lilo and Stitch, but that attraction is not pleasant. I like the idea of a Lilo and Stitch roller coaster (got the song stuck in your head?) so maybe they could do something with Stitch doing something naughty to tourists surfboards and they literally go on a "Hawaiian roller coaster ride"...? See, this is why I'm not an imagineer. Well, maybe they can come up with something really innovative and put in in Future World. Then they could do something with Wall-e or Tron - probably Wall-e in Tomorrowland, that may have better little kid appeal.

And the Speedway - that space could be put to better use. I know lots of kids love it because they actually "get to drive!" My nephew was one of them. But as we walked past it the other night, choking on the fumes, I thought it did detract from the atmosphere - in a Utopia of Tomorrow, you don't imagine smog and gas fumes. What would be a better idea? Something that would have the broad appeal of getting to drive, but would fit the theme much better?

Someone mentioned Robin Hood. That was my favorite as a kid. It is a classic tale that can be told quickly and simply like Beauty and the Beast - perhaps it could be something similar like Enchanted Tales with Belle? If fact there is a scene where some of the children act out the story in the movie. But the setting could be Robin's and his Merry Men's forest hide out. It would be magical.

Well, that was long. But fun to imagine all these new attractions!

Goodbye Speedway, Hello new Mickey's Toon Town.

Mickey's Toon Town would be a good transition from Fantasyland into Tomorrowland.

 

[OKW Lover]

Computer that wore Tennis Shoes

I love the homage to that movie in Figment's current adventure in Imagination.

 

[soniam]

Mary Poppins - maybe a chimney, kite, or umbrella ride like Peter Pan or an animation thing like Animators Palate or something you can be in yourself like the chalk drawings.
Wall-E - DS would say Wall-E
Bed Knobs & Broomsticks - flying bed
Big Hero 6
Alice in Wonderland - something better than the ride at DLR, or something at WDW at least.

 

[SoCalTrojanSkip]

Years ago, at the end of one of the early 90's Merry Christmas, or Disneyland Birthday Celebration TV specials, Disney teased a Dick Tracy: Crime Stoppers attraction. I loved that movie when it came out (I was 10, my Dad thought Batman was better). And I would have loved if that attraction had actually been brought to life.

Here's a little Disney-Wiki article I found on it.
http://disney.wikia.com/wiki/Dick_Tracy's_Crime-Stoppers

Also in the "never made it out of the drawing room" category, my girlfriend laments to this day that the proposed Atlantis: The Lost Empire (2001), conversion that was supposed to be done to Disneyland's Submarine Voyage was never actually done; presumably because of the movie's lack of financial success. Atlantis is her favorite Disney movie...

I don't get it.

 

[ajjoplin1]

Why not go old-school with an indoor movie attraction? It would be similar to the Hall of Presidents film but as a tribute the "Golden Age" of Disney: Kurt Russell, Annette Funnicello, and the Sherman Brothers' Music! I would love to see that!

My sister and I agree that something remembering that era needs to be at DHS (fits the old-school theming too). I think such an attraction would be awesome!

BTW...let's be honest, could any of us NOT CRY when they end it with the Mickey Mouse Club song?

 

[rteetz]

Black Hole
Tron
Tron Legacy
Condorman
Computer that wore Tennis Shoes
Unidentified Flying Oddball
Down and out in Beverly Hills
Sister Act
Coyote Ugly
Rushmore
Ernest Goes to Camp

Well Tron will have one in Shanghai

 

[Hunterr]

Sister Act

How would a Sister Act attraction go?

Also, Tron is in Epcot. They call it Test Track, tho

 

[JimmyBean42]

I definitely lean more towards classic movies for attractions. Pinocchio is the first that always comes to mind. It can even be part water ride / park rollercoaster if you incorporate the whale.

Robin Hood - you can do a spin off of Toy Story Mania where you "shoot" 3D bow and arrows at targets. Just have 3 tracks from the start.

101 Dalmatians - car ride where you have to escape Cruella chasing you.

Christmas Ride - I liked the earlier suggestion where someone said a Santa Clause ride. But I'd incorporate all the Disney Xmas movies like Mickey's Xmas Carol, Santa Clause, Once / Twice Upon a Christmas and others.

Wreck It Ralph - they practically gave you a ride idea in the movie. Come on now.

Muppets ride - anything Muppets would be great. I don't care if it's like going through a tour of the Muppet Studios (which you could make like a funhouse type ride) or something where you save the Muppet Theater from being torn down. Anything Muppets would be cool.

 

[ninecrayons]

I would love a Wreck It Ralph themed ride. The idea of it being a Radiator Springs Racer type ride is fantastic.

But I'd also just love is Vanellope and Ralph had some presence in the park again.

 

[DaisyDuck001]

Mary Poppins - maybe a chimney, kite, or umbrella ride like Peter Pan or an animation thing like Animators Palate or something you can be in yourself like the chalk drawings.
Wall-E - DS would say Wall-E
Bed Knobs & Broomsticks - flying bed
Big Hero 6
Alice in Wonderland - something better than the ride at DLR, or something at WDW at least.

Great ideas. I was also going to suggest "Mary Poppins". Lots of fun material in that one.

 

[FrankDIS72]

"The Fox and the Hound: The Ride"

 

[MeridaAndAngus]

I'd love to see dark rides based on Brave and Tangled!