Wreck-it Ralph Ride to replace Stitch's Great Escape?

[Legacy]

I would have gladly taken Stitch invading the Tiki Room.

Maybe they'll go that route with the live-action movie.

 

[ChristopherSE]

I don’t know too much about AAs, but I wonder if they could’ve kept him and made a hi-tech meet and greet. That could’ve been really impressive.

 

[ThemeParks4Life]

I'm going to sleep soon and did not need to see that. Jesus.

 

[JawsVictim]

If you go back in time to experience it, make sure it’s the first version. The effects like the exploding teleport tube were way more intense in the beginning. You really thought you were being showered with tiny shards of broken glass.

Experiencing the first version of Alien Encounter as a kid turned me into the traumatized man I am today.

 

[belloq87]

The rumor that won't die is back again...

RUMOR: Every Guest Will Have a Game Controller in NEW Wreck-It Ralph Attraction at the Magic Kingdom - WDW News Today

The gist?

- Still theater-in-the-round.
- Some element of interactivity.
- Screens (I don't know how they make that work in-the-round, but that's the rumor).
- Not coming until 2022.

Needless to say, I don't like the sound of much of that! I don't think RALPH really belongs in Tomorrowland (unless the "story" of the ride is testing some kind of future gaming system), I have no interest in screens taking over what has been a space for showstopping AA work, and I don't think such an attraction should require 3 years to get open.

Over on Magic, @Marni1971 reported that he hadn't heard anything about this, so that gives me a little hope.

 

[Parkscope Joe]

The rumor that won't die is back again...

RUMOR: Every Guest Will Have a Game Controller in NEW Wreck-It Ralph Attraction at the Magic Kingdom - WDW News Today

The gist?

- Still theater-in-the-round.
- Some element of interactivity.
- Screens (I don't know how they make that work in-the-round, but that's the rumor).
- Not coming until 2022.

Needless to say, I don't like the sound of much of that! I don't think RALPH belongs in Tomorrowland (unless the "story" of the ride is testing some kind of future gaming system), I have no interest in screens taking over what has been a space for showstopping AA work, and I don't think such an attraction should require 3 years to get open.

Over on Magic, @Marni1971 reported that he hadn't heard anything about this, so that gives me a little hope.

If Martin hasn’t heard of it maybe it’s a honey pot?

 

[Jamesh22]

I have no interest in screens taking over what has been a space for showstopping AA work, and I don't think such an attraction should require 3 years to get open.

It's Disney. They took 2 years to open a carousel

 

[Joel]

If Martin hasn’t heard of it maybe it’s a honey pot?

excuse my noobiness, but whats a honey pot mean?

 

[Parkscope Joe]

excuse my noobiness, but whats a honey pot mean?

Honey pot is a term in information security where a fake is placed to lure in and trap hackers. In this case this might be Disney trying to root out Tom’s sources or catch him in the act.

 

[Scott W.]

Honey pot is a term in information security where a fake is placed to lure in and trap hackers. In this case this might be Disney trying to root out Tom’s sources or catch him in the act.

 

[Legacy]

Needless to say, I don't like the sound of much of that! I don't think RALPH really belongs in Tomorrowland (unless the "story" of the ride is testing some kind of future gaming system), I have no interest in screens taking over what has been a space for showstopping AA work, and I don't think such an attraction should require 3 years to get open.

TBF - Before that space was Alien Encounter, it was Journey to the Moon/Journey to Mars.

Which were screen-based attractions.

 

[Alicia]

TBF - Before that space was Alien Encounter, it was Journey to the Moon/Journey to Mars.

Which were screen-based attractions.

The rumble of the seats felt like spaceship!

 

[belloq87]

TBF - Before that space was Alien Encounter, it was Journey to the Moon/Journey to Mars.

Which were screen-based attractions.

I'm aware of this, but for the last 25 years, AAs have featured heavily, and that's a trend I'd like to see continued.

 

[belloq87]

Permits indicate something could still be happening in this space eventually...

BREAKING: Permits Filed for Stitch’s Great Escape Demolition, Work Slated to Begin On Rumored “Wreck-It Ralph” Attraction at Magic Kingdom - WDW News Today

If all goes according to plan, the Wreck-It Ralph attraction in Tomorrowland will be coming our way in 2022.

wdwnt.com

 

[deathcab4cutie]

i see a Ralph attraction coming but it wont be vr. But more like a smaller version of the wrap around screen.Also i predict there will be 8 cars per room 3 rooms and each car will sit 2.This is just a prediction though.

 

[belloq87]

i see a Ralph attraction coming but it wont be vr. But more like a smaller version of the wrap around screen.Also i predict there will be 8 cars per room 3 rooms and each car will sit 2.This is just a prediction though.

Could be.

I'm still skeptical on WIR belonging in Tomorrowland in any fashion, but I'll take almost anything that can be classified as an "attraction" over just letting the spot sit vacant.

 

[Freak]

So it’s been nearly two years since the last update. Hmmm. Sounds like this project is under indefinite limbo, huh?

Well, if I may do a little armchair imagineeing here, I think the best possible use of space would be a small but packed omnimover ride like SLoP. Yeah, I know, the park is already has three omnimovers, but what else would they put in that space besides another Stitch/AE overlay or another simulator?

 

[belloq87]

So it’s been nearly two years since the last update. Hmmm. Sounds like this project is under indefinite limbo, huh?

Well, if I may do a little armchair imagineeing here, I think the best possible use of space would be a small but packed omnimover ride like SLoP. Yeah, I know, the park is already has three omnimovers, but what else would they put in that space besides another Stitch/AE overlay or another simulator?

I'd love a dark ride, but I really can't imagine there being enough space for one. So I assume -- IF something eventually comes to that spot -- it will be a similar logistical set-up to what's been in there already.

 

[Parkscope Joe]

Last thing MK needs is another slow moving dark ride.

 

[belloq87]

I mean, if we're talking about "need," what the park most needs is probably that cancelled Main Street Theater with a good show that pulls in thousands of people every hour.

Nothing on that scale is going into the Stitch spot (nor, as I said, is a dark ride).

And also, once TRON opens, MK's two most recent attractions will be coasters.