If you were an Imagineer : attraction ideas?

[phlo8810]

Ever since the first time I rode The jungle cruise at night I was covinced that once the sun went down they should make that a haunted boat ride. There is nothing scary about that ride but at night it is very creepy. Now imagine if they purposely made it creepy.I think it would be great and wouldnt cost them much to do.

[Jim&AngieMarriner]

Ever think one thing and type another? Above when I said it would be cool to see the Cinderella story from Maleficents view? I, of course, ment Sleeping Beauty.

Sheesh

[BrerSchultzy]

I would love a ride something like the Great Movie ride at MGM with Disney movies through the years. Start with steamboat Willie and go from there. maybe the Mary Poppins could be like the Wizard of Oz section.....so many choices

The Wild West section of the current ride could be turned into the Apple Dumpling Gang, Alien into The Black Hole, Indiana Jones into that DuckTales movie...and how much fun would a Flubber section be? They could have an entire section dedicated to Fred MacMurray and/or Tommy Kirk films. In all seriousness, I think that'd be awesome.

[tundramom]

How about a Monsters Inc. coaster at DHS, I've always thought the door selection portion of the film was a perfect set up for a coaster- the dangling style!

[Tearin_it_up]

I think an attraction relating to the show "Lost" would be cool, but the show is done now of course so probably won't happen

[Dirty Bird Street]

I'd make the Tomorrowland Transit Authority without the cheesy non-thematic voiceover they have now.

As far as marginally original ideas, I'd go with The Goofy Delivery Company, a half-dark ride half-Test Trackish jaunt that hearkens to a more exciting Car Toon Spin, with Goofy hurriedly dropping off packages to various Disney A-listers with comical results.

Big on atmosphere, some medium-strength spills and thrills (not too intense for younger kids, exciting enough for older ones), a dangling-over-the-edge-of-the-road moment where of course your picture gets taken, and an appropriately Goofy ending (some sort of prolonged but harmless crash sequence). Musion Eyeliner to make our animated friends appear, and a random sequence of who gets what package per ride.

I like my TTA un-revamp version more, though.

[cknorr28]

What about a Flying Dutchman looking boat on Bay Lake.

[dizneydeb22]

How about a Monsters Inc. coaster at DHS, I've always thought the door selection portion of the film was a perfect set up for a coaster- the dangling style!

I completely agree! My son and I watched the movie last week and I thought the same exact thing!!!

[mommad]

I see all these new ride concepts being added in in new Disney Parks like Tokyo Disney Sea, Shanghai Disney, and even in Disneyland and just wish that some of them would make it to WDW. Personally I'd love a classic toons throughout the years style ride featuring Mickey, Minnie, Donald, Goofy, Pluto, etc and how they progressed some as well as maybe sell some of the old classic cartoons outside of it. It saddens me at times to see the good old classics chopped down and replayed on Disney Channel rather than showing the whole thing.

[kemps@wdw]

I've always thought that it is time to finally put the Tomorrowland Speedway to rest and redo that whole area into a TRON inspired indoor attraction. Something virtual, computer generated, that leans towards the whole bike-riding, ring-fighting thing!

[drosenbe]

I've had 2 ideas for Animal Kingdom attractions for a while.

The first would be adjacent to Africa, and would be a hanging coaster themed to tell the story of Tarzan. The coaster would slow down to view different 'scenes' from the story..and then would 'swing' away for the thrills through and above the trees.

The second idea would be in the Camp Minnie/Mickey section and would basically be a Splash Mountain type of ride, only telling the story of a camping trip that mickey and the gang are taking. I could see a lot of comic possibilities for different scenes. My one big difference between this and Splash would be when you get on the ride, you could choose between a 'plunge' at the end or a much gentler swoosh around a curved track that would be appropriate for younger guests. (sort of the like green and orange at Mission Space)

Of course, now that I've published these, I don't think Disney would touch these for fear of being sued.

[Terra]

It has been so fun to read all of these ideas!!

I think I would love to see something similar [in length] to Spaceship Earth but in World Showcase...Maybe an "Around the World in 80 Days" theme. A long 20 minute boat ride that goes "through the world", and has different scenes of different places. Kind of like Norway, but in a global view. Each new place could be a "drop" and you go into another place. A "dark ride" essentially. Relaxing yet a little adventureous with the drops. And narration of each country.