Going down in a blaze of glory

[Ms. Matterhorn]

BLOW up the sun wheel and scream "Walt said no Ferris Wheels"

This must be done! :twisted:

[mechurchlady]

Yes I remember that from last night

[Ms. Matterhorn]

I love that so much I just made it my custom user title (ran out of room for the s, however). :twisted:

[GRUMPY PIRATE]

I see you've been watching the "Grand Central Freeze" on ImprovEverywhere, huh? :)

http://improveverywhere.com/2008/01/31/ ... d-central/

OK, who wants to organize this for a Disney park? ;)

-Rob

That would be funny! And not destructive at all, so you couldn't be called a SG for doing it!!

That way we could still enjoy the parks!!

[GuestJockey]

First thing I'm doing tomorrow morning is making a "Walt said NO FERRIS WHEELS" t-shirt!

[Randy B]

First thing I'm doing tomorrow morning is making a "Walt said NO FERRIS WHEELS" t-shirt!

Unfortunately Walt also said No Roller Coasters, but later relented when he was convinced that the imagineers could make one that was themed and wasn't just an unsightly jumble of unsafe looking (if not in reality) scaffolding. What he got was the Matterhorn.

Walt was able to change his mind about restrictions. But the new attraction had to be something out of the ordinary and themed to a particular idea. I think that is why so many of us have a problem with Dinoland. Sure the theme of a roadside attraction fair is actually fitting with the theme of the area. But even if the theme fits with generally off the shelf "rides" (I can't really call them attractions) there should be something to each of them that is above and beyond the normal. IMHO

Randy

[Buggy]

I see you've been watching the "Grand Central Freeze" on ImprovEverywhere, huh? :)

http://improveverywhere.com/2008/01/31/ ... d-central/

OK, who wants to organize this for a Disney park? ;)

Noooooooooo! I cannot stand it when I'm walking along, minding my own business, looking at the scenery, and the people in front of my stop in the middle of the path for no apparent reason! If you need to stop, at least move to the side of the path first. Argh!

Also, there are other places where this might be a poor choice. In the middle of a line, springs entirely to mind....

[GRUMPY PIRATE]

Noooooooooo! I cannot stand it when I'm walking along, minding my own business, looking at the scenery, and the people in front of my stop in the middle of the path for no apparent reason! If you need to stop, at least move to the side of the path first. Argh!

Also, there are other places where this might be a poor choice. In the middle of a line, springs entirely to mind....

Good point, we would have to make sure everyone was out of lines, but then again, if you are reading here, you could be a part of it!

[Big Wallaby]

I think that is why so many of us have a problem with Dinoland. Sure the theme of a roadside attraction fair is actually fitting with the theme of the area. But even if the theme fits with generally off the shelf "rides" (I can't really call them attractions) there should be something to each of them that is above and beyond the normal. IMHO

Dinoland, U.S.A. is a cool concept, but it's not communicated well enough. So it looks like this unsightly area that doesn't fit anywhere in a Disney park if you don't know that it's supposed to be that. That's my issue.

[Ms. Matterhorn]

Dinoland, U.S.A. is a cool concept, but it's not communicated well enough. So it looks like this unsightly area that doesn't fit anywhere in a Disney park if you don't know that it's supposed to be that. That's my issue.

"Hey, Prehistoric Forest!" (David Spade as Richard in Tommy Boy)