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that'd be nice but it's not likly
I mean Innoventions costs almost nothing as opposed to an animatronic show which will costs tons of cash
I do like the carousel though
but I also wanna see Asimo o_o"We all have sparks, imagination! it's how our minds... create creations!"
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I recently saw CoP at WDW
I saw CoP in October of 2003. They don't run it that much. Most of the time it sits closed. Only for peak or near peak times do they run it. I have to say I did enjoy it, only because it brought back so many wonderful memories as a child. The condition of the ride looked like it needed work. The main talking male figures had problems with their mouths and worked very stiffly. They weren't working properly. I bet it is the same 1964 mechanism that has performed for nearly 40 years! I guess over years, no one was willing to do proper maintenance. In one case, they positioned the fan the host AA was holding to cover his mouth since it did not move much. I was disappointed by their moving CoP to Florida many years ago, but I have to say we have to be careful what we wish for. CoP could be a wonderful attraction again, but it will take money to upgrade and repair it. The reason for its closing in WDW is not just popularity, but because it is in serious need of maintenance and they don't want to spend the money to fix it.
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I never got to see CoP... and I really want to.
It seems so kitsch and fantastic and hopeful.
I'm hoping to go to WDW in August, do you think it will be open then?Member of the Disney Class of 2005
Disneyland CM for 4 years.
May 6, 2005 - present.
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Maybe
Originally posted by melmelI never got to see CoP... and I really want to.
It seems so kitsch and fantastic and hopeful.
I'm hoping to go to WDW in August, do you think it will be open then?
That is a low attendance period so maybe not. You can think positively. Sometimes on a busy day they will turn it on!
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Originally posted by JiminyCricketFanThat is a low attendance period so maybe not. You can think positively. Sometimes on a busy day they will turn it on!
I also planned on going again in January.Member of the Disney Class of 2005
Disneyland CM for 4 years.
May 6, 2005 - present.
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Originally posted by SuperDisneyDadI've never seen it either. Why not bring it back with a few updates.
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future (but not the future as seen from 1960. The future as seen from now. So grandma has a virtual reality headset or something?)
So, they would need to add a room for 1980 and 2000 to make it less awkward.
I don't know... it would cost A LOT to update that attraction propoerly. Plus, I'm sure if they did it, it would NOT be done properly. :|Member of the Disney Class of 2005
Disneyland CM for 4 years.
May 6, 2005 - present.
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Originally posted by melmelTo update it correctly, they would have to add two rooms. As it stands now, this is how it works:
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future (but not the future as seen from 1960. The future as seen from now. So grandma has a virtual reality headset or something?)
So, they would need to add a room for 1980 and 2000 to make it less awkward.
I don't know... it would cost A LOT to update that attraction propoerly. Plus, I'm sure if they did it, it would NOT be done properly. :|
But seriously, I'd love to see the CoP back at Disneyland. I always found it to be so charming.
Honestly though, it would be so refreshing to see Tomorrowland have some semblance of the future of homes and daily living in it, much like Monsanto. Perhaps not another indestructible home, but something pertaining to that. Innoventions just never quite grasped that idea to the fullest potential.
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Highest period for WDW
Originally posted by melmelWhen is a high attendance period?
I also planned on going again in January.
WDW will be beautiful! But CoP will not be open in January. In fact it looks like they will be closing it at the end of July.
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I would like to see it returned to Anahiem and and completely refurbed and updated. Instead of starting the show in 1900, why not start it in 1955 (the year Disneyland opened)? Then it could proceed as follows:
-1955 (black and white tv, refrigerator, washer/dryer, typical post-war suburbia)
-1975 (cool disco era stuff! 8 track tape players anyone?)
-1995 (home computers, the internet, birth of the information age)
-2015 (very near future, almost identical to today)
-2035 (the future... who knows?)
This could be a great show with all new updated AA and it would be an attraction worthy of the name "Tomorrowland".
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Originally posted by BigThunderI would like to see it returned to Anahiem and and completely refurbed and updated. Instead of starting the show in 1900, why not start it in 1955 (the year Disneyland opened)? Then it could proceed as follows:
-1955 (black and white tv, refrigerator, washer/dryer, typical post-war suburbia)
-1975 (cool disco era stuff! 8 track tape players anyone?)
-1995 (home computers, the internet, birth of the information age)
-2015 (very near future, almost identical to today)
-2035 (the future... who knows?)
This could be a great show with all new updated AA and it would be an attraction worthy of the name "Tomorrowland".My fondest memory of Walt Disney was the day Disneyland opened....I was standing next to him - I was 12 years old - he was looking at the gate where people were coming through, he had his hands behind his back, he had a grin from ear to ear, but you could see the lump in his throat and the tear coming down his cheek because his dream had been realized. -- Mouseketeer Sharon Baird, "Mouseke-Memories", Walt Disney Treasures: The Mickey Mouse Club
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