Recent content by co10064

I truly do not understand how anyone can argue that Zootopia fits this park better. Neither of these IPs fit DCA, full stop. Now, if I had to choose one or the other, I’d vote for Avatar, simply because it would bring a new ride system stateside and Pandora is my favorite land in all of WDW...

A few thoughts here… Factors that would easily sway my ratings are crowd levels, whether I am able to use a skip the line system, and if I am having to pay for a single day ticket to the park (and at what price). Epic Universe (to me anyway) ties Animal Kingdom and EPCOT in terms of theming...

I was extremely impressed by Dragonflier at Dollywood. The lower height requirement and smaller physical layout made me assume it would be a glorified kid’s coaster, but it was more thrilling than I anticipated while still being extremely accessible and approachable. It definitely falls...

The ride’s single lap bar really makes you feel like you’re going to fly out if you have a mismatched height/weight profile than your fellow rider. It’s one ride where I am actively holding onto a child the entire time. No doubt the ride is safe, but I often question how no one has been ejected...

I believe they slightly modified the queue so that there is more indoor space for standby.

Where is the substation?

I realize this is not what the concept art shows, but I could very well see a situation where the whole warehouse is just left as a giant white/tan box with a Monsters Inc. logo slapped on it (almost like the soundstage method). The building is supposed to be industrial looking, so painting it...

Marquee/entrance looks incredible compared to what was there before.

I wonder if the building in red could be a maintenance/storage shed for the coaster trains.

To me this would have to be something that will be revealed through permitting, land acquisition, or logistics with the city. That’s why I’m less inclined to think Tomorrowland and more inclined to think west side Disneyland Forward expansion or something on the Toy Story lot. There’s also the...

In the discussion surrounding WDW’s Villain’s Land and the potential changes it is undergoing, Steve (site owner of WDW Magic) suggested that “something big” could be in the works for the West Coast, rivaling or overshadowing the news reel for Villain’s Land. Thought it would be worth creating...

Great job creating this. I think this layout is highly possible based on the permits (unless plans are changed). I struggle with the idea of creating another dead-end. If it was so important to remove RoA to create a path from Big Thunder to Mansion, why would this layout not create a bigger issue?

If the coaster is downgraded from RnRC/Everest/TRON intensity to a Slinky or Big Thunder level, I will certainly be disappointed, but I will be even more disappointed if neither of these attractions feature stories with tension. No one expects (nor has asked for, at least that I’ve read) Alien...

I realize the first concept art was more “Blue Sky,” but inversions were featured, which lead many of us to believe this coaster’s intensity would rival RnRC, Everest, or TRON. Josh also promised “two major attractions,” so a high-thrill coaster (like the art clearly showed) plus a dark ride...

100% agree. “Bigger and bolder” but down-grading the coaster? If the Shanghai Pirates rumors are true, that attraction has no height requirement but gets amazing reviews. Why not use that ride system for the dark ride but keep the coaster thrilling? And I thought the whole point of the Cars...