The California parks absolutely pale in comparison to The Orlando parks, FYI. Both Orlando parks are astounding experiences. There is nowhere and nothing else like it.
Especially Disney World. Simply amazing. Disney Land is like a carnival in contrast.
Fun fact: a sound wall was installed on the border of the Dueling Dragons roller coaster because Dr. Phillips High School complained about the noise![]()
Dude, no. I'll take the two compact parks in Cali over the spread out bullshit in Florida anyday. Not to mention that Disneyland has fuckin Indiana Jones Adventure.
Dude, no. I'll take the two compact parks in Cali over the spread out bullshit in Florida anyday. Not to mention that Disneyland has fuckin Indiana Jones Adventure.
Dude, no. I'll take the two compact parks in Cali over the spread out bullshit in Florida anyday. Not to mention that Disneyland has fuckin Indiana Jones Adventure.
Right. ET and Barney are gone, I would imagine.
I think this is more likely too. ET being gone makes me sad for nostalgic reasons though.
Dude, no. I'll take the two compact parks in Cali over the spread out bullshit in Florida anyday. Not to mention that Disneyland has fuckin Indiana Jones Adventure.
Yeah I hate how the sound wall takes you completely out of the immersion on that ride. It's a drawback to building so close to everything but it really hurts the illusion of the theming.
You have no idea what you're missing. But okay. I am sorry.
Eeeeeh the Cali Universal park only has something like 7 attractions total. The real reason to go honestly is for the Tram Tour. It also has inferior versions of Jurassic Park and The Mummy.
No fuckin way ET goes. It isn't really in their way.

Eeeeeh the Cali Universal park only has something like 7 attractions total. The real reason to go honestly is for the Tram Tour. It also has inferior versions of Jurassic Park and The Mummy.
IJA's good, but overrated. Although I'll concede it's better than Dinosaur.
But I much prefer Disney World--particularly with the rumors of the MASSIVE investment it's getting across most of its parks. Disneyland's great for a brief escape, but Disney World offers a level of immersion that's unmatched.
I'm sure that investment will pay off when the rides finally open in 2025![]()
Eh, maybe you're right, but I think it will be re-purposed for Nintendo, but this is all speculation really.
Though I doubt MIB & Fear Factor are part of Universal's longterm plan so that's also a place where they could expand for a Nintendo themed-area.
IJA's good, but overrated. Although I'll concede it's better than Dinosaur.
But I much prefer Disney World--particularly with the rumors of the MASSIVE investment it's getting across most of its parks. Disneyland's great for a brief escape, but Disney World offers a level of immersion that's unmatched.
Since Daigon Alley, I have to make the switch to Universal on the immersion front. They've figured out how to get around breaking immersion by creating exceptionally tall buildings relative to the field of view of the patrons.
I realize you're comparing DL with WDW but I wanted to touch on a few things you mentioned.
Since Daigon Alley, I have to make the switch to Universal on the immersion front. They've figured out how to get around breaking immersion by creating exceptionally tall buildings relative to the field of view of the patrons.
Another issue is that WDW may do MASSIVE investments to renovating their parks, but it takes 5-7 years for them to actually finish. Within 2 years USF basically rebuilt half of their park. They demolished a building and built Transformers in under a year FFS.
That includes visible show buildings![]()
I need Dino Crisis land.
From where? The queue? They enclosed the extended queue with a themed canopy so you can't see the show building.
F-Zero has to be a rollercoaster. IT JUST HAS TO BE!
And a Donkey Kong mine cart wooden rollercoaster.
And a Star Fox space simulator.
And and and....
The California parks absolutely pale in comparison to The Orlando parks, FYI. Both Orlando parks are astounding experiences. There is nowhere and nothing else like it.
Especially Disney World. Simply amazing. Disney Land is like a carnival in contrast.
It really is bizarre seeing those old areas, like the one with the Marvel super heroes. It's just a bunch of cardboard cutouts and a mini parade every few hours. Captain America's diner - come order a hamburger... vs go order a Duff beer, a Flaming Mo, or Butterbeer in the new areas.
So damn true. Disney in California is sadness in comparison.
I don't know if they'll have the same pull with kids and families that franchises like Harry Potter and Transformers do. Outside of Pokemon, Nintendo games are nowhere near as popular with kids as they used to be, and is Warcraft really much of a family affair?
f-zero ride pls
Behind Simpsons and to the right of MiB is where they could extend the kids zone too.
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I don't know if they'll have the same pull with kids and families that franchises like Harry Potter and Transformers do. Outside of Pokemon, Nintendo games are nowhere near as popular with kids as they used to be, and is Warcraft really much of a family affair?
Is Twilight Zone? Is Jaws? Is Jurassic Park (actually, scratch that)? If we're just talking a ride, I don't think it matters very much.
Disney had a Alien ride. The R rated Alien.
If something has pop-culture cache they can make anything work.
Disney had a Alien ride. The R rated Alien.
If something has pop-culture cache they can make anything work.
Wait so it's going to be one for both Nintendo and blizzard or one for each? It would be kinda crazy moving from Mario's castle to a Starcraft space mountain.
Disneyland is pretty much an improvement over World in every way but space and late 1980s EPCOT.
Disney had a Alien ride. The R rated Alien.
If something has pop-culture cache they can make anything work.
They probably should just knock down MiB, trash ride
We shouldn't really make this a Land vs World thread. I'll concede that Land has the undebatably superior Pirates, okay?
His movies always get blasted by reviewers and still do alright.new adam sandler movie wont help its cause..
getting blasted by reviewers
Well, they both lose in that battle, because Disneyland Paris actually has the best version![]()
You can see it from the extended queue within Harry Potter--the canopy doesn't fully hide it. It's even worse in Japan where you can easily see it from elsewhere in the land
That's just a very small part of The Great Movie Ride at Hollywood Studios.