There is a sizeable crowd out there who thinks Disney should imagineer a ride only once and then shelve the plans and let it be exclusive to one park.
We know how you feel. No need to blast me.
Other people may have the opposite view, that once an attraction has been imagineered and engineered and created, and the blueprints are in a file, that these should be reused to create similar attractions in other parks accross the country or 1/2 way around the world. Few travelers have time to crisscross the world hitting Hong Kong DL for PhilharMagic or Tokyo for Aquatopia or Florida for Mission: Space. Much less the money to travel there and then to give to Mickey and Michael Eisner,
So my question is this, which existing attractions at Disneyland Paris, Tokyo Disney or even Hong Kong and Walt Disney World, could be cloned and brought to either of Disney's two California parks? It's a legitimate question that I'm sure Matt Ouimet is asking himself, so why not pose it here?
I wish something based on The Living Seas could go into Disney's California Adventure. But a NEW attraction, not an exact clone. I also love EPCOT's THE LAND but thats highly unlikely to debut here. And Mission: Space in Tomorrowland instead of Innoventions. OK I guess I'm overdue for an EPCOT trip but I seriously think a lot of opportunities exist to bring Disney magic to CA.
We know how you feel. No need to blast me.
Other people may have the opposite view, that once an attraction has been imagineered and engineered and created, and the blueprints are in a file, that these should be reused to create similar attractions in other parks accross the country or 1/2 way around the world. Few travelers have time to crisscross the world hitting Hong Kong DL for PhilharMagic or Tokyo for Aquatopia or Florida for Mission: Space. Much less the money to travel there and then to give to Mickey and Michael Eisner,
So my question is this, which existing attractions at Disneyland Paris, Tokyo Disney or even Hong Kong and Walt Disney World, could be cloned and brought to either of Disney's two California parks? It's a legitimate question that I'm sure Matt Ouimet is asking himself, so why not pose it here?
I wish something based on The Living Seas could go into Disney's California Adventure. But a NEW attraction, not an exact clone. I also love EPCOT's THE LAND but thats highly unlikely to debut here. And Mission: Space in Tomorrowland instead of Innoventions. OK I guess I'm overdue for an EPCOT trip but I seriously think a lot of opportunities exist to bring Disney magic to CA.
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