It seems like Disney only uses Audio Animatronics as a test, or an added gimmick for the attraction rather than used to be the full show. So I ask: why aren't there more Audio Animatronics Attractions? The Mansion was the last addition to the park that is still around that really focuses on them as the main element to drive the story. Florida might have a few other attractions (Great Movie Ride) that are utilizing them to more than an attraction barker or side effect, but where is the love for Anaheim?
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Re: Why aren't there more Audio Animatronics Attractions?
I think it's mostly because they're more expensive to makeinch:
Disney has been relying so heavily on things like projections nowadays...personally, I think the audio animatronics are the best type of technology Disney has to offer in attractions. The 3-dimensionality is absolutely stunning, fascinating...
I wish the company would invest more into the figures too
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I don't even think it's the cost to build as much as the maintenance. Projections are everywhere now and they're boring. I, too, really hope for more AAs in new attractions as the years pass.
And as far as Mansion being the most recent use of them to drive the story, I'd also include Splash Mountain which has a nice, healthy collection of salvaged figures.Please consider the environment before printing useless emails
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I, too, would have to say it's because AA figures are costly to make and maintain. I wish Disney would you use them more, esp. because they are still refining and improving the technologies involved. We just aren't seeing them, except in the Pirate Auctioneer. I believe that they still put the most advanced AA tech. in him to test it out in the field. Anybody know if this is still true?
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Originally posted by Pipeek View PostIt seems like Disney only uses Audio Animatronics as a test, or an added gimmick for the attraction rather than used to be the full show. So I ask: why aren't there more Audio Animatronics Attractions? The Mansion was the last addition to the park that is still around that really focuses on them as the main element to drive the story. Florida might have a few other attractions (Great Movie Ride) that are utilizing them to more than an attraction barker or side effect, but where is the love for Anaheim?
It SEEMS they like to put in something cheaper for the moment and hope for a high profit out of it. Maybe with the DCA mistake, things will change. Fingers still crossed.
But I agree. Disney started the AA, why not show it in more rides.Quote by Al:
To that end I'd like the Internet community to join me in reminding the Disney company that "it all started with Walt." As you can see below we've created some T-shirts, plus a few simple graphics that you can copy and paste into your websites to let folks know how you feel.
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Originally posted by SpectroMan View PostI don't even think it's the cost to build as much as the maintenance. Projections are everywhere now and they're boring. I, too, really hope for more AAs in new attractions as the years pass.
And as far as Mansion being the most recent use of them to drive the story, I'd also include Splash Mountain which has a nice, healthy collection of salvaged figures.
Yes, it also drives a nice story.
To bad the section before the mother rabbit giving advice looks like the AA's don't belong in the ride.Quote by Al:
To that end I'd like the Internet community to join me in reminding the Disney company that "it all started with Walt." As you can see below we've created some T-shirts, plus a few simple graphics that you can copy and paste into your websites to let folks know how you feel.
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I second that motion.
Get it? motion...never mind.
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This is kinda why I am a little disappointed in FNSV. The old subs were chock full of animatronics, and it was just downright really cool....hardly any open space without any movement either. Now it's the opposite...struggling to find something cool to look at in the outside lagoon, and it just looks, IMO, empty.
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According to that clip, they are working on making them more believable, so there's hope that we'll get more. When that happens, maybe they'll put AA's in Monsters and some of the other rides the cheaped out on.Quote by Al:
To that end I'd like the Internet community to join me in reminding the Disney company that "it all started with Walt." As you can see below we've created some T-shirts, plus a few simple graphics that you can copy and paste into your websites to let folks know how you feel.
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Originally posted by SpectroMan View PostAnd as far as Mansion being the most recent use of them to drive the story, I'd also include Splash Mountain which has a nice, healthy collection of salvaged figures.
I realize that the expense is probably up there a ways, but it is not like other parks are replicating this. Indy can be fun, but it seems to be the kind of attraction to compete for thrills rather than pure story, which is what Disney was built on.
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Originally posted by Pipeek View PostI realize that the expense is probably up there a ways, but it is not like other parks are replicating this. Indy can be fun, but it seems to be the kind of attraction to compete for thrills rather than pure story, which is what Disney was built on.
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Originally posted by KDR View PostI really don't think we're ever again going to see an AA attraction on the scale of Pirates, The Hall of Presidents, or the American Experience. (Then again, the budget seems to be there for them at Tokyo Disneyland Resort . . .)
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Originally posted by KDR View PostNot just "a ways". AA figures are hugely expensive in both creation and maintenance. . . . I really don't think we're ever again going to see an AA attraction on the scale of Pirates, The Hall of Presidents, or the American Experience. (Then again, the budget seems to be there for them at Tokyo Disneyland Resort . . .)
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Originally posted by BoogaFrito View PostI often wonder why they haven't utilized old AA's better. World of Motion, Horizons, and Journey into Imagination were all chock-full of fully articulated figures, but only a few of them ever found a new home..
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