whats being done with mission to mars showroom

[felixthequick]

is there not alot of space behind the pizza port? the whole attraction area must still be there. or is that where they cook up meals? if not the is a large area of waisted space. i would love to put in something new, like a new mission to mars. especially with all the new information we have of the red planet. they could definitly put in state of the art audio and video. or you could always install something like the extra terrorestrial encounter. What do you think?

[ni_teach]

is there not alot of space behind the pizza port? the whole attraction area must still be there. or is that where they cook up meals?

I could be wrong on this but I have been told that it is storage and where the cook the meals.

[FormerDiz]

The Pizza port is 4 times the size of the Mission To Mars queue area. When you're getting your pasta, you're standing in what once was one of the two ships. The rest is kitchen.

All space was used.

[Ghostbuster626]

The day Pizza Port gets closed down and replaced with a real ride will bring a huge smile to my face.

[ModHatter]

The day Pizza Port gets closed down and replaced with a real ride will bring a huge smile to my face.

Same here, if they do it right. I was at Belmont Park over the weekend, and they had something that looked like an updated Flying Saucers ride. And if that park can get it, why can't Disney take a working concept, add their trademark magic, and give us an amazing New Flying Saucers? Or maybe a revamped ATIS, or some brand new attraction based on nothing but WDI brainpower.

Good food for a themepark, but there ought to be a way to feed us that doesn't use valuable attraction space.

[Kevie]

Most people like Pizza Port, but it's an awful lot of space wasted. Mission to Mars wouldn't be good to bring back, because it's not the most exciting idea anymore (to go to Mars). Maybe some sort of solar system exploration ride instead of just one planet?

[MickeyJCA]

As long as they offer the Chicken Fussilli elsewhere in The Park, I'm Ok with closing Redd's.

[Indiana J]

I Like pizza port, if they serve pasta elsewhere they can close it

[Ghostbuster626]

Same here, if they do it right. I was at Belmont Park over the weekend, and they had something that looked like an updated Flying Saucers ride. And if that park can get it, why can't Disney take a working concept, add their trademark magic, and give us an amazing New Flying Saucers? Or maybe a revamped ATIS, or some brand new attraction based on nothing but WDI brainpower.

Good food for a themepark, but there ought to be a way to feed us that doesn't use valuable attraction space.

Actually, WDI has a plan to gut the Carousel theater in florida and replace it with a 21st century version of the flying saucers. Here is concept art:

http://www.jimhillmedia.com/mb/images/articles/discoverylandpix10s.jpg

[Disneylandrocks55]

What exactly was the mission to Mars Ride? :confused:

[ModHatter]

Actually, WDI has a plan to gut the Carousel theater in florida and replace it with a 21st century version of the flying saucers. Here is concept art:

http://www.jimhillmedia.com/mb/image...landpix10s.jpg

Yeah, I remember hearing about that, but really... how much planning does it take, when a working blueprint is already up and running.

Regardless, I wish they would take out Magic Eye if the Saucers come back to Disneyland, and put them in an open-air courtyard. Then put in a 23rd Century version of the player piano concept in the middle of that courtyard to serve as music for both the Saucers and the dining area.

[Mr D]

The old Mission to Mars at DL was a 60's era version of Mission:Space, I was more fascinated with awe at that ride on my very first visit in 1966 than any other.

[sleepyjeff]

What exactly was the mission to Mars Ride? :confused:

It was a room with stadium seating encircling a large circular Projection on the floor and ceiling(so you could see where your ship was going and where it came from).

http://www.yesterland.com/moonrocket.html

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If Red Rockets displaced all of Mission to Mars then what happened to the Space Port Rest......if I recall corretly, that place was not small by any means?

[Disneyfreak]

They should leave Redd Rockets alone and use the space on the second floor of starcade to make a new attraction. Plus you have all that space that can be used in innoventions that is more worthy in my opinon of removal.

[ModHatter]

They should leave Redd Rockets alone and use the space on the second floor of starcade to make a new attraction. Plus you have all that space that can be used in innoventions that is more worthy in my opinon of removal.

Well, I have to say, innoventions does need to go, but then again... why not go halfsies? Return the theater to operation readiness, and put Innoventions or some other attraction on the second floor like in the old days.

Similarly, why not check the specs on the Star Trader and see if the upper level of Starcade couldn't be expanded into the space above the store? Imagine having a wall of glass windows looking out toward the PeopleMovers whizzing by and throngs of guests below... really now, why doesn't Tomorrowland have more windows? It needs windows.

[Tinker Bell]

Well, I have to say, innoventions does need to go, but then again... why not go halfsies? Return the theater to operation readiness, and put Innoventions or some other attraction on the second floor like in the old days.

Yay! I'm not the only one who doesn't mind Innoventions!!! :bow:

[ModHatter]

Yay! I'm not the only one who doesn't mind Innoventions!!! :bow:

Well, I wouldn't go so far as to say that...

But like I was thinking in a different thread, it's not impossible to create a use for Innoventions that actually enhances the modular possibilities of Tomorrowland. Being the Carousel Theater, there's no good reason I can think of why it couldn't house a (literally) rotating exhibit highlighting a particular emphasis of the Tomorrowland theme. Instead of always having six different different areas (I always seem to have the misfortune of entering at Sports), when the new Monorails are up and active, the emphasis can be transportation. Segway and Asimo can stay. Then in a couple years, maybe Space Mountain gets a new soundtrack for Rock It Mountain, and Innoventions highlights the cutting edge in music and the arts. Autopia gets a major landscaping overhaul and Innoventions borrows from Livin' with the Land and shows us another glimpse of AgriFuture...

Innoventions isn't the worst concept in the world, it's just really under-utilized for its potential.