ST Disney Theme Park Attractions to Be Based on TFA

I hope we'll see something in Anaheim but with Celebration, SDCC, and D23 all happening in the same con season it's tough to predict which one they are going to use for the big announcements. For parks stuff I would say D23.

 

You're most likely going to have a replacement of the Indiana Jones Stunt Spectacular in Florida replaced with one from TFA and some new themed backlot areas to visit.

 

The engineers that have worked on developing the Disney parks have always been called Imagineers.

 

That's the most hilarious load of corporate bollocks I have heard all day. I can just imagine the position descriptions they put out with "imagineer" written on them.

 

LOL, you can laugh, but it is a highly sought after job and the folks that have it are proud to be Imagineers.

 

Oh, I am sure it is prestigious to be working for Disney and that they are highly skilled designers. It is just the idiotic job title someone coined.

I am sorry, I just can't help wondering about the trendy HR guy or corporate manager who coined it thinking it would be a really cool title and the fact that Disney evidently use it in public, not just internally.


EDIT: Okay, I just looked it up in Wikipedia. If the Wiki article is to be trusted, here is the etymology of the term:

Hence, it seems Disney might not be guilty of coming up with it after all. Alcoa seems to have coined it. However, as Disney apparently have the copyright on the term, I think they are the ones I will sue for crimes against the English language anyway.

 

They should just bulldoze that California Adventures park and make that an entire Star Wars and Marvel themed park.

Star Tours is already there for the current movies though I guess.

 

Yeah, it's the dip for Toontown.

 

Third gate for Anaheim. ;-)

A guy can dream, right?

 

I have huge hopes for great SW stuff being added to Disney's Hollywood Studios in Orlando, alongside the existing Star Tours.

 

I really want to have a glass of blue milk at the Mos Eisley cantina...

 

Every hour on the hour, Obi-Wan chops off Ponda Baba's arm. Followed about ten minutes later by Han Solo shooting Greedo.

 

"Sorry about the mess."

 

What I find interesting about Disney basing a theme park attraction on TFA is what the sequence wil be. It's something I don't think is discussed a lot here is the fun action sequence. There has to be one in TFA if they're basing rides off the movie ir else they'd just do a endor speeder bike ride or podrace ride or something.

 

I presume it will be this chase scene:

Source: http://makingstarwars.net/2014/10/s...new-planet-description-star-wars-episode-vii/

 

A ride where giant tentacle monsters chase you....I can dug that. Sounds like a fun scene in the movie if it's true!

 

I hope Disney World gets A Star Wars Land/Makeover because I am moving to Florida Next Year, Later this year I am going down there to look at Houses ....

 

I hate theme parks. That said, I will buy my tickets now if there's a Millennium Falcon turret gun attraction that allows you to shoot gungans out of the sky.

 

OP, I wouldn't worry about Darth Vader attractions. It's already clear that they've shoehorned him into TFA as a flashback or whatever just so they can sell his plastic helmets and get dat sweet, sweet Vader money.

And wouldn't it be hilarious if the film turned out terrible and bombed? I can just imagine in my minds eye a couple of spider webs, a rolling tumbleweed and a coyote howling in one of these "cool" new attractions.

 

Priates of the Greenham Common. An audioanimatronic exravaganza...make it happen WDI. ;-)