I would love to see the emperors new groove ride and I think Disney should add a pre show to it with like 10 different variations of kronk pulling the wrong lever and something happens yzma
People: We need new and exciting rides Me: Boring... Offhand Disney: Let's talk about movies and IPs in the parks Me: *You had my curiosity, but now you have my attention*
I would love to see a minecart-style roller coaster based on the Tangled escape sequence starting in the Snuggly Duckling through a secret hatch and ending in the collapsing canyon with a big waterfall effect.
Hunchback is so underrated. Having a ride for that movie would be amazing.❤️❤️❤️ Hearing Hellfire or Out There during the ride too...so good!!!! And NBC is favorite movie of all time. A RIDE WOULD BE PERFECT
I think that the only park where a Nightmare Before Christmas ride would be Hollywood Studios. With all the new lands and rides, they've in a unique position to house any interesting rides and IPs that wouldn't fit elsewhere in the parks. I'm really curious to see what they do with the old Art of Animation/Star Wars Launch Bey area of the park.
My thoughts exactly! I think the area behind Star Wars Launch Bay would be perfect for a Halloween Town expansion that connects Toy Story Land and Sunset Boulevard. In addition to the dark ride idea, I'd go one step further and retheme Rock 'N' Roller coaster to Oogie Boogie's casino lair! Not only would a permanent Halloween Town land be awesome, but it would make for some amazing Christmas overlays during the holidays.
There were actual plans for a Nightmare Before Christmas dark ride in the Magic Kingdom, but it was rejected due to the IP not being popular at the time.
I remember going to WDW a few years ago for the first time since I was a child. I was waiting in line for Haunted Mansion, as you do, when I spotted it off in the distance: Rapunzel's tower. Holy hell, I got so impossibly hyped. I told my girlfriend "After Haunted Mansion, we're making a beeline to whatever Tangled attraction is over yonder!" Because, y'see, I'm a huge Tangled fan. I'm not even that big of a Disney person, but for some reason, Tangled hit me different. I love that movie and I couldn't wait to see what kind of magic the Imagineers had cooked up for it. Maybe it was a dark ride, which Tangled would _really_ lend itself to. Oh, maybe it was a restaurant that was a complete recreation of The Snuggly Duckling? Or, hell, I'd take an elaborate meet-and-greet spot, with Rapunzel and Flynn face characters at the ready, with Maximus being represented by an actual costumed white horse and a color-changing Pascal animatronic that responded to your voice via a cast member behind the scenes. Maybe there was even a themed shop that sold lanterns and frying pans?? Oh shit, man, I couldn't wait! I booked it out of the Mansion and flew in the direction of the tower to find... ...oh, it's bathrooms. My favorite animated Disney flick since Hunchback, one of the very few animated Disney movies I even still care about anymore, the pioneer that ushered in Disney's modern renaissance and rekindled the dying spark that was the Disney animated musical, had sole representation in the parks as the place where parents change shit-filled diapers. So yeah, more Tangled _anything_ would be nice.
Gotta love that forced perspective lol. I totally agree with you though - they could easily do a tower drop ride with Rapunzel's tower, maybe even a kid-friendly sized one since so many littles want to try the "big kid rides" but the Guardians ride and Tower of Terror are too much for them. Put it over by the bathrooms, add a meet and greet area for Flynn and Raps (Gothel could m&g there during Halloween), maybe a little stand for themed snacks and drinks (hazelnut soup, anyone?) similar to the Beauty and the Beast one in Fantasyland, and there you go. Tangled also could've been a beautiful dark ride - can you imagine the lantern scene we could've had???
"Lilo and Stitch" literally has a song with "roller coaster ride" in the lyrics and yet has no ride! Also, i's one of Disneys biggest merchandise IPs. The shop at the exit should pay for it. Theme it to surfing or use that hover buggy from the end of the movie as a vehicle.
I loved wandavison and i had an idea. The carousel of progress moves with time right? so does wandavison. The episodes change each decade . With that we should have a wandavison carousel of progress sorta thing. At the end we could even have a happy ending because god wanda deserves better.
As much as I love COP...that's pretty damn good. I feel like COP as it is may be starting to feel dated, and this would be a great way to modernize it and increase popularity. Plus, the ride itself isn't kept up very well - the animatronics fail pretty often due to their age, same thing that's happening over at Splash Mountain - which is part of why we're going to see it get a facelift soon. I honestly think this might be the answer to that issue.
While I get your argument for Encanto being in Frontierland because of the Spanish architecture, Frontierland is still meant to be about the American West, a desert region. Colombia and the US are two different countries with different histories, and Colombia is a tropical country so the environment found in the movie would fit better in Adventureland. But I'm all for an Encanto Mystic Manor, it'd be a perfect fit for Encanto and Mystic Manor is too cool of a ride concept to use only once. Also, the Pull the Lever, Kronk thing isn't just in the movie, it's a recurring gag in the Emperor's New School TV series as well which I grew up watching and it's one of the reasons why the show was so great besides more Patrick Warburton and the fact Chaca in the TV series was voiced by the same voice actress as *MELON LORD*
#1 Nightmare Before Christmas maybe an entire mini land a dark ride with some custom flat rides #2 Lion King needs a permanent ride or attraction at AK #3 Aladdin in the Morocco pavilion as a dark ride would be great
Morocco and Baghdad are two wildly different places in two wildly different countries, one is in Northern Africa and he other is in Iraq...Agrabah was based on classical Baghdad and Morocco is based on North Aftica...
I saw a post a while back talking about how an emperors new groove coaster could be like. It could start with Izma saying “pull the lever cronk” and when he pulls the wrong lever, you go into a drop track (kinda like Hagrids at universal)
1: yzma’s lab rollercoaster 2: another starwars ride (like maybe a podrace? a dedicated death star trench run ride?) 3: revive the cancelled atlantis ride, nobody cares about the nemo subs 4: maybe something like test track but for sugar rush from wreck it ralph 5: fantasyland dark ride for cinderella
The problem is that there is 3 of that type of ride. 1. Journey to the center of the earth, 2. Test track, 3. Radiator Spring racers. I have been on all 3, journey and racers are the best.
Nemo was a massive success.....Atlantis was a massive failure, It could be argued that nobody cares about Atlantis, hence why it didn't make money and the 2 Nemo movies and various shorts massive success means a hell of alot more people care about Nemo.
If the Percy Jackson TV show is good I would like to see a ride based on “Percy Jackson’s Greek Gods” maybe a dark ride or boat ride that takes you through a some Greek myths narrated by Percy Jackson
I just want Disney to take the Beauty and the Beast attraction in Tokyo and put one in WDW by where Be Our Guest is 👏🏻 Also I'd love a Muppets dark ride in Hollywood Studios. I agree with everything in your list though, that kind of Sorcerer's Apprentice ride would be BOMB.
I love a Mulan themed dark ride that’s similar to Radiator Spring’s Racers. Obviously the ride vehicles would have to be different (shaped like carts or horses maybe), but I think it would so cool if it went from a dark ride going through Mulan’s house/garden/shrine and then the army camp and mountains, then transitioning into a thrill section to get away from the avalanche like in the movie, then into another dark ride section that shows the emperor’s palace and the final battle sequence from the movie. I’d hope for a lot of physical sets and practical effects (I’ll always prefer them over screens in rides), but I just really want Mulan to get some more love in the parks, it’s one of my favorite Disney movies. (Plus they could maybe also connect it to a new Chinese food place. )
I don’t get people who don’t want IP in the parks. Why go to DISNEY World if you don’t want to see Disney stuff? It’s like going to Sea World and being mad about all of the fish
Because not everything at Disney needs to be IP.. There is plenty of IP but then you have attractions like Epcot that took original ideas and made them fun. Now you cram IP over them in a reskin without any real heart just feels pushed.
Agreed. Like Disney Parks have ALWAYS had IPs. And let’s be real, not every non-IP ride is successful. Like Superstar Limo or the second iteration of the Imagination Ride, Autopia/Tomorrowland Speedway, ExtraTerrorestrial…
I'm thinking about Encanto ride. My design is that guests line up in casita. Which you can see some fun details like Bruno's mouse footprints on the floor, or look through the cracks of the family portrait. After that you ride on a trackless ride. Each car is based on Mirabel crochet but each car represents each family member. First scene, Mirabel talking about where's Antonio go. Second scene will be Pepa and Felix brings the clouds in, accidentally created landslides and block guests 'exits'. At the moment, Luisa comes and lift up guest (A bit similar to the rise of the resistance elevator). Third scene, we come to Isabella's room and she sing a song. Fourth scene, a new soundtrack for Dolores and Camilo. Half of us enter Dolores's world, the other enters Camilo's world. Fifth scene is prophecy from Bruno and lead us back to the first floor. Final scene, finish ride in Antonio's room. There's will be a jungle themed restaurant.
There WAS supposed to be a Fantasyland dark ride for Sleeping Beauty...in WDW. The original idea was not to duplicate the Disneyland dark rides, but to have unique Fantasyland dark rides that would serve the same purpose (Snow White: scary, Peter Pan: magical and beautiful, Mr. Toad: fun and crazy). Ichabod Crane was supposed to fill the "fun and crazy" slot, Mary Poppins the "magical and beautiful" one, and Sleeping Beauty the "scary" one. But they ended up duplicating DL's dark rides anyway.
The Sorcerer's Apprentice Ride is a great idea, but I for one always thought a ride based around Fantasia could be amazing. Perhaps it could start off w/Sorcerer Mickey stealing Yensid's hat, falliing asleep & dreaming of the different musical segments, from the Nutcracker Suite's Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairies, to the Pastoral scene, to Dance of the Hours w/ dancing hippos & crocodiles. Some slightly scary scenes w/the creation & dinosaur battle scene & finally Night on Bald Mountain's Chernabog. All the while, the brooms Mickey brought to life can be filling up the room w/water. As Sorcerer Mickey finally wakes up, Yensid stops the chaos w/a spell like at the end of the segment. Finally, as the hat is returned to the sorcerer, you & Mickey are "shown" the exit & the ride ends. No idea how you could star a ride in an omnimover, flood it & then unflood it, but such a feature would be well-worth experiencing! Now, where could such an attraction be housed is the next question.
More Muppets! Replace Aerosmith with the Electric Mayhem in Rock N Rollercoaster! Put a Muppet Labs show with Beaker and Dr. Bunsen Honeydew where Stitch's Great Escape used to be! Something! Anything! Throw us a bone!
Your Hunchback idea has QUICKLY become my most-wanted IP attraction!! A ride for my favorite animated Disney movie? yes, please!! Also, to go BEYOND what ideas you brought to the table, I think you could add a bit more to really, truly make this an impressive E-Ticket attraction! Picture this: you have the drop tower facade and function that you mentioned. You could either do a drop at the beginning and then have that flow into a boat segment that takes you through scenes from the movie in a Pirates sort of fashion (the most obvious scene to include for me would be the Court of Miracles), then a transition to a more traditional dark ride with maybe slight thrill as the story ascends to the climax with the war for Notre Dame and then transition that to the end of the ride that heads into a scene with Quasimodo being celebrated by the people and Esmeralda and Phoebus getting together or after the Notre Dame war scene (which, by the way, may have an associated scent a la Rome Burning), the ride ascends once again into what will be another drop sequence that may or may not be quite as intense as the first with the final battle taking place as a show scene, Frollo falling, and perhaps us and Quasimodo being caught before we fall all the way as well. There's probably bugs to iron put, but I think we could really have something here!!
From what I've heard, they were planning on doing that but they ditched the idea because the queue for Gran Fiesta Tour was too small to handle the crowds it would bring.
what i really want, is for them to build a Tron style ride in California. My idea was to just copy over Tron to DCA but retheme it to the Avengers and they could have it in place of the quinjet ride.
I actually really love the idea of more IP in the Disney parks, I just prefer when it comes from Disney animation or Pixar. I think I really entered Disney Park fandom during Disney World's Fantasyland expansion and DCA 2.0 when Disney properties were getting to enter the arena in a big way. Disney prioritizing Star Wars and Marvel over the last few years ... I guess it's someone else's turn, but it's the Disney worlds that I really want to step into.
I'd like to see a Moana ride on boats from the movie, as an evolution of the Peter Pan ride. Over at Disneyland (west coast, what what), you can replace Autopia with a mix of outdoor jungle (perhaps with those pirate dudes), leading to indoor element (facing Tamatoa), staying indoor to a showdown with Tefiti. Then, when the heart is returned (and this is where it gets awesome), the track takes riders out to the lagoon (where the Nemo submarines are) for an exciting splash down before being led back to the beginning with nice Tefiti and "We know the way" playing in the background. You're welcome. Disney, money plzzzz.
I would love to see an interactive inside out attraction. Maybe a Theater with a movie where the audience has to choose via remote controls which emotion should take over a certain situation. And all the emotions sit in front of the screen as animatronics
I think the easiest place to put a year round Nightmare Before Christmas attraction in Disneyland would be where the phantom boats used to be over by the Matterhorn. There's nothing going on there right now except a shaded seating area that no one knows is even there so we're really not losing anything. It's still technically part of Fastasyland but it's out of the way enough that it won't mess with the main theming of the area. There's already a bunch of trees in the area that could easily be themed to be the different doors to the different holidays. They could set the ride its self far enough back that you won't see the actual ride building and have a queue that snakes through the trees past the holiday doors just like Jack does in the movie. There's also enough space to actually do something fun with it and it'll help better utilize an area of the park that doesn't get enough love. If Disney DOESN"T put a Nightmare ride in that area then they're stupid and should hire me as an Imagineer because the more I type the more I realize just how genius this idea actually is and now I wish I could jump to the universe where it actually exists. Disney, make it happen. I will pay good money for this experience.
Actually, there is place wear Tangled should go. But, we would lose a lot of Autopia track, moving the monorail beamway. And Some Of The Peoplemover track.
@@t.b.gonzalez3581 Actually, I think Nightmare Before Christmas would be better because it would disrupt everything else the least. They could easily build the show building on the other side of the monorail track and they could build it to be multi-level to save on the overall footprint. We already know it's going to be a super popular ride just based on the waits for Haunted Mansion Holiday so we can justify building a longer and more immersive queue kind of like the one for Rise of the Resistance to cover the space between the main path and the ride building.
Why WED Imagineering has not hired Dallin, or us arm chair imagineers who actually care and have the creativity to make the park better, is something I cannot understand. I do agree Fantasyland in Tokyo trumps ours hands down, and I’m not opposed to using IP since theme parks seem to thrive on it, but I would argue attractions such as Maelstrom were awesome because it was both original and based on actual Norse mythology. I could see Tangled and Encanto, but I need to make a comment regarding Notre Dame. It is a great film with an equally great score; I was an altar server and lector in the Choir of the Canons (the principal altar) on pilgrimage, and my stomach dropped seeing the Cathedral ablaze. Since it is such a sacred place, I wouldn’t be cool with an attraction in that way (Sidenote; I’d love to do a blog or even a book on the theology of the Disney films, but I’d need way more background on Walt’s spirituality). Greece would definitely be something that could work, and that food…. Fantasia COULD be an ride, but I’d argue it to be more something in the like of philharmagic but with 4D to make it more immersive. Because I’m old school, I almost wish there was an entire park devoted just to older attractions, so that they can keep going. Lastly, in terms of Nightmare, I think doing the tree with the door is simple enough for attracting guests. I may not be as competent as an armchair imagineer as Dallin, but hopefully I offered food for thought.
Tokyo Disney is the only 'product' the Oriental Land Company sell so they go ALL out to make sure it's popular, and they also keep the locals coming with a regular release of new merchandise and seasonal food.
@@Undrave As terrible this sounds, the company might do better with licensing rather than own their own parks (which I know they only own the ones in the state).
@@austinhenning6271 Whether we’re talking Roy O. or Roy E., I could see your argument. Roy O was focused on financing, but I like to think Roy E was more a combination of both his uncle and father. There definitely is a miscommunication between imagineering and executives; it’s very possible that’s why they’re going to Universal.
I just want more Zootopia in the parks. Though it would be great if Animal Kingdom had a Lion King land with a dark ride taking us through the story of Lion King, elephant graveyard roller coaster, Simba animatronic meet and greet, Rafiki’s tree, oh and turn Kali River Rapids into an outdoor Jungle Book attraction and I would love all of this more than whatever the blue alien land is supposed to be, I don’t know I never got Pandorka.
Ride around IPs are fine as they can fit anywhere and never be too overbearing. The issue is when Disney makes entire lands out of IPs. The major problem here is that IPs are only financially viable in the parks for as long as kids know about them. In 10 years, kids visiting the parks most likely won't know what Cars is, probably won't care so much about the MCU, possibly have no interest in Star Wars. That in turn means those three lands alone will be in jeapordy as they begin appealing less to guests who will want to spend less money on the merch, in turn causing more problems around the theming of those lands. The reason Disneyland and WDW have been so popular is that the lands weren't focused on a singular IP and were instead focused on a general idea that you could slide certain IPs into. This is why New Orleans Square, Frontier Land, Adventureland, and Main Street have remained pretty much untouched and yet still have a lot of popularity, where even now, people are more interested in buying merch from those lands that aren't really based around a singular IP and instead fit more within the land they got it from.
Here me out: a tinker bell ride. Basically, it would be dark ride tour through pixie hollow with some similarities to the Peter Pan ride but also with some similarities to that magical forest dark ride at Efteling. I know the tinker bell franchise isn’t as big as it was but I just think the world of pixie hollow has a lot of potential to explore.
This is what I thought Disney was doing when they built the Tinker Bell meet & greet area and I got super excited until I realized what it was and then I got really sad that they took the cheap route.
I would very much like to see the Doctor Strange Mystic Manor ride. I mean, I feel like Disney created the Mystic Manor ride with intention to possibly bring an Doctor Strange version in the future!
My fever dream pitch is a Kingdom Hearts ride at Tokyo. And the ride is absolutely canon to the whole of Kingdom Hearts, and is in fact a key part to the lore that makes everything make sense.
For the Sorcerer's Apprentice Ride, it could be trackless easier as when Aquatopia at Disney SEA goes down they drain the lagoon, so they already have the technology and capability to do it!
Take Star Tours from Tomorrowland and turn it into a classic dark ride focused on Treasure Planet. It would be so much fun and so beautiful. You can legit follow Jim Hawkins and the crew to treasure planet and then have to escape before the planet explodes. It's the one IP that I think we should have more of other than Tangled.
I don’t want a lot from Disney, there’s just one thing I need: for them to dig up the Nemo subs and clone Journey to the Center of the Earth from TDS, only themed around Atlantis: the Lost Empire. You can pipe in chatter from the team overhead while in the elevator and keep the steampunk elements intact. You could have Mrs. Packard do a sarcastic safety spiel voiceover in the queue. And most importantly, the majority of the ride can finally be the creature feature that the filmmakers originally wanted to make from the get-go, with the arrival in Atlantis happening at the end (the ride vehicles can all light up crystal blue on the return journey to the station). It’s Indy Adventure, it’s a dark ride, it’s a thrill ride, it’s an e-ticket, and I expect it on my desk by Monday
While it’s definitely not the most popular recent Disney movie, I think a Raya roller-coaster attraction in Animal Kingdom where you ride on the back of Sisu would be pretty cool.
I think a Sleeping Beauty ride similar to Mr Toad's or Alice in Wonderland at Disneyland would be a great idea. As for Tangled, could see a new restaurant, specifically in the Magic Kingdom. We have the Beast's Castle Restraunt already, so why not retheme Gaston's Tavern to The Snuggy Duckling?
My choice for a drop ride would be based on the Big Ben chase in Great Mouse Detective, with a ride up through the mechanical innards first and then dropping you once you're at the top. Maybe build it in the England pavilion at Epcott?
Wow, I never replied so much. Dr S. is a good idea. Your thinking too small. 1. Keep the backlot idea. 2. Use a set front. 3. Start building by the bathrooms and go past the M Inc building to the next one. 4. Build tall and dig deep.
I love your videos! As a former Cast Member, I think that you have amazing ideas! What you think about a rollercoaster or flying dark ride (like Peter Pann) themed with Lilo & Stitch?
Fun fact, Offhand Disney. There WAS gonna be a Nightmare Before Christmas ride at Fantasyland in Disneyland. The strange thing is that it would be It's a Small World's next door neighbor. Heck, there's actually concept art for the proposed ride. So what happened? Well, Tim Burton objected to it solely because it would feel like a cash cow. I agree with ya, Offhand Disney. A Nightmare Before Christmas ride would've been awesome.
They still need to a big hero 6 ride. Like flight of passage. Get on the back like hero and fly around San Fransokyo . A wreck it ralph Suger rush ride would be cool to. Something similar to emmits flying adventure at Legoland . Say they built a special car so all the other games could race .
I still think a walk through area based off Kingdom Hearts needs to exist- either Twilight Town, Hollow Bastion, or Destiny Islands. Or, hear me out Imagine going to Epcot and in between all the fountains you spot a mini displays of all the worlds kinda like the KH 2 & 3 (before you hop into the gummy ship mini games, they all have 3d models of each world having in space). Because all of it is IP that Disney owns and it makes sense to showcase the world and the Disney worlds. I just know it in my heart and soul Square Enix probably wouldn’t let it happen outta bitterness after the 2008-2014 window where Disney themselves ditched Kingdom Hearts over ip fights (this is why between KH 2 - 3D there were no new worlds) and later the restricted usage over Frozen (Disney made them scrap multiple better bosses and actual new scenes for Frozen 1). I just want to see all those worlds brought to life because it would be very easy to 3D print the designs from the game files and, no offense to the gardening staff, but the fountain areas are genuinely boring in Epcot when it’s not festival season. P l u s certain worlds line up with the nations in Epcot so you could have Arendelle and Agrabah displays in the direction of Norway and Morocco. Like image seeing Destiny Islands near the Japan pavilion- that would be adorable
I don’t know what I would do for a Percy Jackson/camp half blood area or attraction, I know that Hercules is probably the most well known Demi god but with this new show and it’s Percy Jackson my favorite book series (better than Harry Potter fight me) I spent 2 hours last week imagining a PJO area with attractions and was thinking where it would go and a Greece pavilion would be perfect idk how I did not think of that. So yeah I love PJO and I’m bias so I’ll be waiting Disney. I would also kill for a Hamilton show, like a shortened version
lots of great ideas Dalen! The tangled ride would be cool, even if i just like mexico's fiesta whatever dark ride.....a south america theme mini-pavillion could get the encanto attraction and eeezma's wild wrong lever ride!!
There are so many forgotten Disney movies to choose from, it's really easy. Brother Bear for the Canada pavillion in Epcot, Treasure Planet in Tomorrow Land (would shake up the blindingly white exterior a bit, and would make a nice and smooth transition over from Fantasy Land), Atlantis in Adventure Land, Home on the Range in Frontier Land, Black Cauldron in Fantasy Land, Tangled could fit either Fantasy Land or the Germany pavillion, Lion King in Animal Kingdom or make a full Africa pavillion in Epcot where the little shops already are and put it there, Sword in the Stone or Robin Hood in the UK pavillion, The Rescuers in the American Pavillion or in a brand new Australian one, the possiblities are endless.
One thing I would LOVE to see is a ride based on Enchanted, especially since the sequel is coming out. A water ride would be a good idea, so we see animatronics singing and we see the tower, maybe with projected faces? So you go from the animates world, then we have a drop like the wishing well with little LED lights like the stars, and then we go to the modern day world. Within the modern day world, I'm not sure what we could have here, maybe the dragon on the tower and the ball scene? Something fun. Then, we go back to the fantasy world and hear one final sing along, maybe "That's how you know" which is a key song. They have the market for it, and I can really see the models with projected faces, and unlike Elsa, it'll work a LOT better. But that's just my opinion :) Honestly after Disenchanted is released I won't be surprised if we get some kind of attraction, especially since it has such a young and old fan base dud to the 10 year gap.
Aladdin already has its own themed area at Disney Sea so it does have its fair share of representation with more than one ride. My 1 year old daughter's first ride was actually there in that area last weekend!
You know what IP's that are really missing from the Disney Parks? The animated TV shows on the Disney Channel. It would be so awesome to have a dark ride from the Owl House. Stuff like the Grom Dance, Lilith and Eda's fight, and so many more in animatronic form. It could go through places like Hexide, The Owl House, The Emperor's Castle, Willow's mind. It would be soooooo awesome. Amphibia, where literally everything is trying to kill you, would make for an awesome thrill ride, or a dark ride where stuff keeps jumping out at you. Wouldn't it be so cool to see Anne and Sasha's sword fights as real animatronics? And the three temples would be such cool settings. Gravity Falls is one of Disney's most popular shows of all time. How is there not at least a Mystery Shack souvenir shop? Seeing Weirdmageddon as a scene in a dark ride would be so trippy. It would be bright and loud, like Roger Rabbit's Cartoon Spin. Also, an animatronic Bill Cipher is something I really want to see. Like, it would be terrifying. maybe they'll rename it to Gravity Fall's Scary Adventure or something. DuckTales is something that would be so easy to do. All you need is just one episode, or a completely new story. With the Duck family's many adventures, just choose one and do that story. I would probably do something like "The Living Mummies of Toth-Ra", "McMystery and McDuck McManor", "Day of the Only Child", "Most Dangerous Game Night", "Nightmare on Killmotor Hill", or "The Lost Harp of Mervana". There are so many episodes that could stand on their own, without needing to give much context. It's practically built for a dark ride in Adventure Land. Phineas and Ferb, arguably the most well known Disney Channel show, is literally about building theme park rides. They made soooo many in the show, just choose one. I would personally do the Coolest Coaster Ever, and play instrumentals from "Rollercoaster: the Musical". Honestly, they should just make a whole Phineas and Ferb Land sticking out of Disney World, with the entrance being a giant replica of the Flynn-Fletcher house, and that iconic tree at the far end of land. That would be so perfect! Also, if they ever make a Tangled dark ride, when they are wandering around Corona, there'd better be a Cassandra and a Varian animatronic in the background. Like, that just has to happen. Anyways, that's what I personally think is missing from the Disney Parks. This comment was a lot longer than I meant it to be. Congratulations if you actually made it to the end.
speaking of phineas and ferb, i think a doofenshmirtz evil inc drop tower would be fun, sorta like mission break out with screens at each stop showing dif scenes going on (maybe fighting between perry or whatever) or could be an inator that goes wrong
I think having a Sleeping Beauty dark ride would be great enough, but I’d especially love to see it be like the Beauty And The Beast ride, where you dance through the famous scenes. Once Upon A Dream is one of my favorite Disney songs, and seeing be an immersive dark ride scene would be beautiful. As for where it’d be, I’d repurpose the walk through as the queue, then go downstairs into a show building where the ride would be.
10. A Soarin’ type ride themed around ”Rescuers Down Under” where you get to fly on the back of Marahute 9. A ”Tangled” themed swing-ride 8. Mr. Toad’s Wilde Ride (yes, bring it back to WDW!) 7. A ”Great Mouse Detective” themed interactive sleuth game, in the same style as the defunct Sorcerers of the Magic Kingdom game 6. A shooting arcade similar to Buzz Lightyear’s Space Ranger Spin but themed around ”Robin Hood”. 5. A ”Beauty & the Beast” darkride 4. An Hercules inspired playground/outside gym 3. A version of the cart building game from ”Wreck-It Ralph” where you get to design your own go-cart and then drive it against Vanellope in a physical race, kinda like the current version of Test Track 2. An inverted roller coaster ride themed around DuckTales, taking place inside of Scrooge McDuck’s Money Bin 1. ”Adventures of the Gummi Bears” Quick Tunnels ride
Guys. It’s time for a Disney TVA attraction. With the death of Disney Channel, we should immortalize it in tide form. Phineas and Ferb’s Roller Coaster, A Bill Cypher “mr toad” style dark ride with fun twists and turns, The Owl House flying broomsticks! Idc what it is it’s time for TVA integration
My pitch (which is kind of ruined if the Play Pavilion is still going through) would be to turn the old Wonder of Life pavilion into a "Wakanda Cultural Outreach Center," which would be a kind of halfway mix between Future World and World Showcase ideas. You get cool futuristic tech demo stuff (play it up like "this is the tech that Wakanda is helping bring to the rest of the world" as you show off some actual cutting edge technology like Epcot used to do) *and* African cultural representation (that they should showcase as the actual cultures, not pretending it's Wakandan - as in, explicitly call out that it's Igbo or Maasai or whichever other culture they're showcasing. Make up some fluff about how it's shared heritage with Wakanda, or that Wakanda got it from those cultures if they really need to). With all the space in the back where Cranium Command and Body Wars used to be, you have room for a new E-ticket. I would aim for something either more on the thrilling side (maybe a ride system like the Spider-Man ride at Universal?) or something more interactive (maybe a ride system like the Spider-Man ride at DCA?). I think this would tick all the boxes, you'd get a popular Marvel IP in the park (which I believe they should have access to, since it's just Wakanda they'd be adding and not anything Black Panther specific), you don't have to sacrifice the edutainment/future technology vision of what Epcot is meant to be, and you get more world cultures (and the food that comes with it) just like adding another World Showcase pavilion.
Hear me out, Encanto at Animal Kingdom. Not a 100% fit, but Antonio telling the jaguar to give us a ride through Casita makes it technically an animal theme.
i've thought for a while that additional IP representation could be done by adding in easter eggs to existing rides instead of necessarily making all new ones, especially if there's just no room or too little funding for them. particularly, maybe the Heart of Tefiti could make an appearance in the lagoon sequence of Submarine Voyage and having a version of "Trashin' the Camp" from _Tarzan_ playing on Jungle Cruise at the scene of the gorillas wrecking the camp. i've also thought that maybe the holiday overlays for Haunted Mansion could be up for as long as they are but are actually cut into two halves, the first half actually in the timeframe of Halloween being dedicated to _Coco_ instead and _Nightmare Before Christmas_ of course being in the actual Christmas timeframe.
This isn't what you asked us to comment but i just need to voice it somewhere! :') I really love the idea of the nightmare before Christmas ride. I really wish they would make a land dedicated to the spooky and weird parts of disney. - Could have a Hocus Pocus ride - A black cauldron ride. - Nightmare before christmas ride - A frankenweenie style ride - A Coco Themed ride - Don't look under the bed - Monsters Inc ride (a dark ride that goes through all of the movies/tv shows) - With meet and greet areas for villains and spooky characters. - The themeing of the land could either be thorny darkness im thinking maleficent style. OR it could be themed like Halloween-town and have a pumpkin centre piece. Just an idea that I wish for desperately. It would fit brilliantly near the Phantom Manor in Disneyland Paris' Fronteirland.
Bald Mountain Roller Coaster. The facade would be a symphony Hall. The interactive queue would weave through the various scenes of Fantasia with the music, almost like a series of pre shows. The load station would be the graveyard from Night on Bald Mountain. The ride vehicles would be the cycle-style cars designed to look like ghost horses. As the trains take off from the station the on board audio will being to play Night on Bald Mountain. Inside the gravity building will be a massive Chernobog animatronic with all these ghost horse trains swirling around it. The final break run will transition to Ave Maria for the unload station. With the symphony hall exterior you could put it almost anywhere and make it work: Toontown, Fantasyland, DCA, Hollywood Studios, World Celebration. You could Expand the Small World Mall and use this as a worthy replacement for autopia and the subs.
There’s an extra space next to Indiana Jones adventure at TDS(you can see it in google map as well) and I really hope we could have Casita version Mystic Manor there!
I have always wanted an Aladdin ride like petter pan style but without a wait. Where you would go through the movie and would ride on the carpet and go through the lions mouth in the beginning. I have always wanted to see this!!! Lol I wrote this before I watched the Aladdin part basically exactly what I was thinking lol
Emperor's New Groove rollercoaster, but with a tongue-in-cheek ending where you pass through a hall of mirrors a la the end of Haunted Mansion and see what animal you've been tranformed into.
I've wanted dark rides for The Lion King and Aladdin (and a rollercoaster for Ezma's lab) ever since I was a kid. I'm honestly surprised Lilo and Stitch doesn't have a ride yet either (not counting Stitch's Great Escape, because that attraction was more of a show than a ride).
And for IPs you didn't mention, I would LOVE to see Tomorrowland Speedway updated/ rethemed to Sugar Rush from Wreck-It Ralph. It would look awesome right there on the edge of Fantasyland and that ride could really use an upgrade/ update. I already mentioned this, but retheme Three Caballeros inside the pyramid in Mexico to Coco and upgrade the leftover Small World dolls to more modern skeleton animatronics or trickery of any kind, really. I like the current ride, but the movie is barely a step above unknown and Coco pulls in pretty much everyone of every age. The crowd goes absolutely crazy during Remember Me in Harmonious. Inside Out: I don't currently have any ideas on making this a ride, but I am immensely jealous that Disneyland gets the Bing Bong candy store and Florida is all Toy Story everywhere and very little of my personal favorite Pixar and Disney movie. I would want to see something different than a slow-moving vehicle that goes through animatronics, dark trackless ride, or boat ride, but would want it to feel like and suit the movie it's based on.
Nightmare Before Christmas Ride: Put it in Hollywood Studios instead. I imagine it like Haunted Mansion, as stated. Hollywood Studios could use an all-ages slow-moving people eating constant load ride like that. Put it where the Launch Bay is over there tucked behind the Little Mermaid Show. The fascade would look like Halloweentown, of course, with maybe a few trees to separate out the Disney Junior building next door. Move the character meet and greets for Star Wars over into either Batoo itself or go ahead with plans to absorb all of the Muppet area and convert the entire strip from Galaxy's Edge through Star Tours into Star Wars land and pop an all new Launch Bay over in PizzaRizzo or one of the other buildings over there.... Hercules Ride: Absolutely under no circumstances does Epcot need yet ANOTHER boat ride in that immediate area around the middle of World Showcase and World Celebration. That area is right near Mexico, which has a boat ride, which is next to Norway, which has another boat ride, which is not far from The Land, where there is yet one more BOAT RIDE. I'm not even counting the boat that takes you across the lake. Hercules ride could be in a Greece area where you mentioned, but instead this: a clone of Flight of Passage themed to riding a pegasus and set in the world of Hercules, perhaps flying through battles with the monsters around Greece and ending after battling the Titans and rescuing Megara from Hades or some similar action. Same problems with Tangled boat ride in Germany. Any of the Parks outside of Magic Kingdom could use another rollercoaster. Retheme Rock N Rollercoaster, maybe. To Tangled? I'm not so sure. This would work better with Emperor's New Groove, but that spot over in Launch Bay is still a viable place for Tangled instead of Nightmare Before Christmas. Emperor's New Groove: YES, as a coaster or it's a solid replacement for Three Caballeros (though Coco will always be my number one choice for this ride to retheme to). Inside that Aztec pyramid is a perfect location for either of these options, though. (And I agree that more Patrick Warburton is a major YES!!!) Encanto: yes, but put it where the Swiss Family Robinson Treehouse is or take over the entire Tom Sawyer Island. Send some foot traffic that way. Looking on a map, it appears that Swiss Family would be too small a spot to put much of anything, but what even is Tom Sawyer Island if not a waste of space? I've never even gone over there. Still speaking on space, there doesn't look to be a lot of it in Magic Kingdom that isn't far off the current paths... As for Parks in general, I'd say that Animal Kingdom is in MOST DESPERATE need of new rides. It's harder to fit some of these IPs over into that specific Park, though. Maybe the Hercules ride, but they certainly wouldn't need another Flight of Passage type ride in the same Park. I love your idea for Sorcerer's Apprentice. Suits Hollywood Studios most closely, but would work really anywhere, especially Fantasyland. Not a fan of Hunchback or the idea of a drop tower themed to the movie. Yes yes yes to another drop tower like Tower of Terror, just no to the Hunchback of Notre Dame theming.
If Disney had kept their contract with Ghibli, there could have possibly been a Studio Ghibli style attraction at one of the Tokyo Disney parks. Like imagine going through Howl's Castle, or the spirit world of Spirited Away which is a LITTERAL AMUSEMENT PARK!!! That would have been amazing!
I would love to see the emperors new groove ride and I think Disney should add a pre show to it with like 10 different variations of kronk pulling the wrong lever and something happens yzma
Basically, a new version of the Shrek pre-show sience it closed.
THIS!! This needs to happen
People: We need new and exciting rides
Me: Boring...
Offhand Disney: Let's talk about movies and IPs in the parks
Me: *You had my curiosity, but now you have my attention*
I’d like to see a vintage style dark ride based off of The Sword In the Stone
Its underrated
as a greek person i know a lot of people really really want greece in epcot. We have such a rich culture and it would make e[cot really really fun.
I would love to see a minecart-style roller coaster based on the Tangled escape sequence starting in the Snuggly Duckling through a secret hatch and ending in the collapsing canyon with a big waterfall effect.
Hunchback is so underrated. Having a ride for that movie would be amazing.❤️❤️❤️ Hearing Hellfire or Out There during the ride too...so good!!!! And NBC is favorite movie of all time. A RIDE WOULD BE PERFECT
They used to Have a Huchback show at Disney Studios back when I was a kid like the Beaty and the beast show they have now ….. it was cool
Hunchback had his time.
Omg yes! Timing when Quasimodo belts the line "Out There" to a window viewing all of Epcot like in ToT would be amazing
I think that the only park where a Nightmare Before Christmas ride would be Hollywood Studios. With all the new lands and rides, they've in a unique position to house any interesting rides and IPs that wouldn't fit elsewhere in the parks. I'm really curious to see what they do with the old Art of Animation/Star Wars Launch Bey area of the park.
It could also work in Magic Kingdom if Disney gets ride of the Dumbo's circus area
My thoughts exactly! I think the area behind Star Wars Launch Bay would be perfect for a Halloween Town expansion that connects Toy Story Land and Sunset Boulevard. In addition to the dark ride idea, I'd go one step further and retheme Rock 'N' Roller coaster to Oogie Boogie's casino lair! Not only would a permanent Halloween Town land be awesome, but it would make for some amazing Christmas overlays during the holidays.
The entrance to the land would have to be a giant version of the tree door from rom the movie then.
There were actual plans for a Nightmare Before Christmas dark ride in the Magic Kingdom, but it was rejected due to the IP not being popular at the time.
@@raphaelmarquez9650 They should revisit that idea💡
I remember going to WDW a few years ago for the first time since I was a child. I was waiting in line for Haunted Mansion, as you do, when I spotted it off in the distance: Rapunzel's tower. Holy hell, I got so impossibly hyped. I told my girlfriend "After Haunted Mansion, we're making a beeline to whatever Tangled attraction is over yonder!" Because, y'see, I'm a huge Tangled fan. I'm not even that big of a Disney person, but for some reason, Tangled hit me different. I love that movie and I couldn't wait to see what kind of magic the Imagineers had cooked up for it.
Maybe it was a dark ride, which Tangled would _really_ lend itself to. Oh, maybe it was a restaurant that was a complete recreation of The Snuggly Duckling? Or, hell, I'd take an elaborate meet-and-greet spot, with Rapunzel and Flynn face characters at the ready, with Maximus being represented by an actual costumed white horse and a color-changing Pascal animatronic that responded to your voice via a cast member behind the scenes. Maybe there was even a themed shop that sold lanterns and frying pans?? Oh shit, man, I couldn't wait! I booked it out of the Mansion and flew in the direction of the tower to find...
...oh, it's bathrooms.
My favorite animated Disney flick since Hunchback, one of the very few animated Disney movies I even still care about anymore, the pioneer that ushered in Disney's modern renaissance and rekindled the dying spark that was the Disney animated musical, had sole representation in the parks as the place where parents change shit-filled diapers.
So yeah, more Tangled _anything_ would be nice.
Amazing!
Gotta love that forced perspective lol. I totally agree with you though - they could easily do a tower drop ride with Rapunzel's tower, maybe even a kid-friendly sized one since so many littles want to try the "big kid rides" but the Guardians ride and Tower of Terror are too much for them. Put it over by the bathrooms, add a meet and greet area for Flynn and Raps (Gothel could m&g there during Halloween), maybe a little stand for themed snacks and drinks (hazelnut soup, anyone?) similar to the Beauty and the Beast one in Fantasyland, and there you go. Tangled also could've been a beautiful dark ride - can you imagine the lantern scene we could've had???
Lol I am so sorry for the false hope!!! And I totally agree they need more Tangled
"Lilo and Stitch" literally has a song with "roller coaster ride" in the lyrics and yet has no ride! Also, i's one of Disneys biggest merchandise IPs. The shop at the exit should pay for it. Theme it to surfing or use that hover buggy from the end of the movie as a vehicle.
I loved wandavison and i had an idea. The carousel of progress moves with time right? so does wandavison. The episodes change each decade . With that we should have a wandavison carousel of progress sorta thing. At the end we could even have a happy ending because god wanda deserves better.
That could be pretty cool actually, neat idea
I would hate to see that happen
As much as I love COP...that's pretty damn good. I feel like COP as it is may be starting to feel dated, and this would be a great way to modernize it and increase popularity. Plus, the ride itself isn't kept up very well - the animatronics fail pretty often due to their age, same thing that's happening over at Splash Mountain - which is part of why we're going to see it get a facelift soon. I honestly think this might be the answer to that issue.
Hmm
I love this idea and would go out of my way to see it often!!
While I get your argument for Encanto being in Frontierland because of the Spanish architecture, Frontierland is still meant to be about the American West, a desert region. Colombia and the US are two different countries with different histories, and Colombia is a tropical country so the environment found in the movie would fit better in Adventureland. But I'm all for an Encanto Mystic Manor, it'd be a perfect fit for Encanto and Mystic Manor is too cool of a ride concept to use only once.
Also, the Pull the Lever, Kronk thing isn't just in the movie, it's a recurring gag in the Emperor's New School TV series as well which I grew up watching and it's one of the reasons why the show was so great besides more Patrick Warburton and the fact Chaca in the TV series was voiced by the same voice actress as *MELON LORD*
Encanto would fit in Epcot, Coco has a small footprint in the Mexico pavilion.
Except for the Mexican restaurant between the castle and Big Thunder.
#1 Nightmare Before Christmas maybe an entire mini land a dark ride with some custom flat rides
#2 Lion King needs a permanent ride or attraction at AK
#3 Aladdin in the Morocco pavilion as a dark ride would be great
Morocco and Baghdad are two wildly different places in two wildly different countries, one is in Northern Africa and he other is in Iraq...Agrabah was based on classical Baghdad and Morocco is based on North Aftica...
I saw a post a while back talking about how an emperors new groove coaster could be like. It could start with Izma saying “pull the lever cronk” and when he pulls the wrong lever, you go into a drop track (kinda like Hagrids at universal)
1: yzma’s lab rollercoaster
2: another starwars ride (like maybe a podrace? a dedicated death star trench run ride?)
3: revive the cancelled atlantis ride, nobody cares about the nemo subs
4: maybe something like test track but for sugar rush from wreck it ralph
5: fantasyland dark ride for cinderella
Omg yes sugar rush ride would be the best
The problem is that there is 3 of that type of ride. 1. Journey to the center of the earth, 2. Test track, 3. Radiator Spring racers. I have been on all 3, journey and racers are the best.
Nemo was a massive success.....Atlantis was a massive failure, It could be argued that nobody cares about Atlantis, hence why it didn't make money and the 2 Nemo movies and various shorts massive success means a hell of alot more people care about Nemo.
@@lutherheggs451 finding nemo is one of my favorite movies, i meant the ride is what nobody cares for
Sugar Rush would be freaking incredible. And agree a Cinderella dark ride would be amazing. Sleeping Beauty too in my opinion
If the Percy Jackson TV show is good I would like to see a ride based on “Percy Jackson’s Greek Gods” maybe a dark ride or boat ride that takes you through a some Greek myths narrated by Percy Jackson
If Disney World doesn't get a Camp Half-Blood world like Universal Studios Harry Potter, I will riot!
I’d love to see Encanto come to the Disney parks!
I just want Disney to take the Beauty and the Beast attraction in Tokyo and put one in WDW by where Be Our Guest is 👏🏻 Also I'd love a Muppets dark ride in Hollywood Studios.
I agree with everything in your list though, that kind of Sorcerer's Apprentice ride would be BOMB.
Better tell that to the Imagineers. Good Luck with that 😆
I love a Mulan themed dark ride that’s similar to Radiator Spring’s Racers. Obviously the ride vehicles would have to be different (shaped like carts or horses maybe), but I think it would so cool if it went from a dark ride going through Mulan’s house/garden/shrine and then the army camp and mountains, then transitioning into a thrill section to get away from the avalanche like in the movie, then into another dark ride section that shows the emperor’s palace and the final battle sequence from the movie. I’d hope for a lot of physical sets and practical effects (I’ll always prefer them over screens in rides), but I just really want Mulan to get some more love in the parks, it’s one of my favorite Disney movies. (Plus they could maybe also connect it to a new Chinese food place. )
I don’t get people who don’t want IP in the parks. Why go to DISNEY World if you don’t want to see Disney stuff? It’s like going to Sea World and being mad about all of the fish
Because not everything at Disney needs to be IP..
There is plenty of IP but then you have attractions like Epcot that took original ideas and made them fun. Now you cram IP over them in a reskin without any real heart just feels pushed.
@@Atmblack03 theres barely been straight up IP reskins. IPs are great for rides
Agreed. Like Disney Parks have ALWAYS had IPs. And let’s be real, not every non-IP ride is successful. Like Superstar Limo or the second iteration of the Imagination Ride, Autopia/Tomorrowland Speedway, ExtraTerrorestrial…
to be fair people are angry about the treatment of the 'fish' at seaworld
@@Atmblack03 I think that some rides have a good balance between IP and original story, like it's based in the IP but it's an original story
If the Dr. Strange ride happens, let's have a part where you go into the basement from No Way Home and see the Sinister 5 in their cells.
There may be legal issues with that due to Universal’s Spider-Man ride, which features Electro and Doc Ock.
Two ideas off the top of my head. Columbia pavilion with Encanto ride. Replace Tomorrowland Speedway with a Sugar Rush race ride from Wreck it Ralph.
I would love dark rides for Cinderella, The Black Cauldron, and Robin Hood. I'm so on board with your suggestion of a Sleeping Beauty ride too.
Yesss
@@expensivepink7 JE SAIS?
I absolutely love that idea, thank you very much! 🙏
They def need to incorporate Luca into EPCOT!
YES!
I'm thinking about Encanto ride.
My design is that guests line up in casita. Which you can see some fun details like Bruno's mouse footprints on the floor, or look through the cracks of the family portrait.
After that you ride on a trackless ride. Each car is based on Mirabel crochet but each car represents each family member.
First scene, Mirabel talking about where's Antonio go.
Second scene will be Pepa and Felix brings the clouds in, accidentally created landslides and block guests 'exits'. At the moment, Luisa comes and lift up guest (A bit similar to the rise of the resistance elevator).
Third scene, we come to Isabella's room and she sing a song.
Fourth scene, a new soundtrack for Dolores and Camilo. Half of us enter Dolores's world, the other enters Camilo's world.
Fifth scene is prophecy from Bruno and lead us back to the first floor.
Final scene, finish ride in Antonio's room. There's will be a jungle themed restaurant.
There WAS supposed to be a Fantasyland dark ride for Sleeping Beauty...in WDW. The original idea was not to duplicate the Disneyland dark rides, but to have unique Fantasyland dark rides that would serve the same purpose (Snow White: scary, Peter Pan: magical and beautiful, Mr. Toad: fun and crazy). Ichabod Crane was supposed to fill the "fun and crazy" slot, Mary Poppins the "magical and beautiful" one, and Sleeping Beauty the "scary" one. But they ended up duplicating DL's dark rides anyway.
Underrated movies that need rides/attractions. Oliver and Co., Great Mouse Detective, Bolt, and Home on the Range.
The Sorcerer's Apprentice Ride is a great idea, but I for one always thought a ride based around Fantasia could be amazing.
Perhaps it could start off w/Sorcerer Mickey stealing Yensid's hat, falliing asleep & dreaming of the different musical segments, from the Nutcracker Suite's Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairies, to the Pastoral scene, to Dance of the Hours w/ dancing hippos & crocodiles. Some slightly scary scenes w/the creation & dinosaur battle scene & finally Night on Bald Mountain's Chernabog.
All the while, the brooms Mickey brought to life can be filling up the room w/water. As Sorcerer Mickey finally wakes up, Yensid stops the chaos w/a spell like at the end of the segment. Finally, as the hat is returned to the sorcerer, you & Mickey are "shown" the exit & the ride ends.
No idea how you could star a ride in an omnimover, flood it & then unflood it, but such a feature would be well-worth experiencing!
Now, where could such an attraction be housed is the next question.
More Muppets! Replace Aerosmith with the Electric Mayhem in Rock N Rollercoaster! Put a Muppet Labs show with Beaker and Dr. Bunsen Honeydew where Stitch's Great Escape used to be! Something! Anything! Throw us a bone!
great idea.
I love this so much!
As someone who really loves Aerosmith this idea hurts but it’s a pretty cool one nonetheless.
Your Hunchback idea has QUICKLY become my most-wanted IP attraction!! A ride for my favorite animated Disney movie? yes, please!! Also, to go BEYOND what ideas you brought to the table, I think you could add a bit more to really, truly make this an impressive E-Ticket attraction! Picture this: you have the drop tower facade and function that you mentioned. You could either do a drop at the beginning and then have that flow into a boat segment that takes you through scenes from the movie in a Pirates sort of fashion (the most obvious scene to include for me would be the Court of Miracles), then a transition to a more traditional dark ride with maybe slight thrill as the story ascends to the climax with the war for Notre Dame and then transition that to the end of the ride that heads into a scene with Quasimodo being celebrated by the people and Esmeralda and Phoebus getting together or after the Notre Dame war scene (which, by the way, may have an associated scent a la Rome Burning), the ride ascends once again into what will be another drop sequence that may or may not be quite as intense as the first with the final battle taking place as a show scene, Frollo falling, and perhaps us and Quasimodo being caught before we fall all the way as well.
There's probably bugs to iron put, but I think we could really have something here!!
Coco should replace the three caballeros and I’m shocked they haven’t done that yet
From what I've heard, they were planning on doing that but they ditched the idea because the queue for Gran Fiesta Tour was too small to handle the crowds it would bring.
what i really want, is for them to build a Tron style ride in California. My idea was to just copy over Tron to DCA but retheme it to the Avengers and they could have it in place of the quinjet ride.
Not bad, it should have 2 tracks. 1. Capt's 2. Blackwidow, during halloween - Ghostrider.
@@t.b.gonzalez3581 yeah ghost rider would be sick
I actually really love the idea of more IP in the Disney parks, I just prefer when it comes from Disney animation or Pixar. I think I really entered Disney Park fandom during Disney World's Fantasyland expansion and DCA 2.0 when Disney properties were getting to enter the arena in a big way. Disney prioritizing Star Wars and Marvel over the last few years ... I guess it's someone else's turn, but it's the Disney worlds that I really want to step into.
I’m not sure that I’ve been more excited for a ride than the upcoming Tangled ride at DisneySea.
I'd like to see a Moana ride on boats from the movie, as an evolution of the Peter Pan ride. Over at Disneyland (west coast, what what), you can replace Autopia with a mix of outdoor jungle (perhaps with those pirate dudes), leading to indoor element (facing Tamatoa), staying indoor to a showdown with Tefiti. Then, when the heart is returned (and this is where it gets awesome), the track takes riders out to the lagoon (where the Nemo submarines are) for an exciting splash down before being led back to the beginning with nice Tefiti and "We know the way" playing in the background.
You're welcome. Disney, money plzzzz.
Moana would be a great addition to the parks.
We definitely need more Hunchback representation in the park . Please give us more Nightmare too. ❤
I would love to see an interactive inside out attraction. Maybe a Theater with a movie where the audience has to choose via remote controls which emotion should take over a certain situation. And all the emotions sit in front of the screen as animatronics
I think the easiest place to put a year round Nightmare Before Christmas attraction in Disneyland would be where the phantom boats used to be over by the Matterhorn. There's nothing going on there right now except a shaded seating area that no one knows is even there so we're really not losing anything. It's still technically part of Fastasyland but it's out of the way enough that it won't mess with the main theming of the area. There's already a bunch of trees in the area that could easily be themed to be the different doors to the different holidays. They could set the ride its self far enough back that you won't see the actual ride building and have a queue that snakes through the trees past the holiday doors just like Jack does in the movie. There's also enough space to actually do something fun with it and it'll help better utilize an area of the park that doesn't get enough love. If Disney DOESN"T put a Nightmare ride in that area then they're stupid and should hire me as an Imagineer because the more I type the more I realize just how genius this idea actually is and now I wish I could jump to the universe where it actually exists. Disney, make it happen. I will pay good money for this experience.
Actually, there is place wear Tangled should go. But, we would lose a lot of Autopia track, moving the monorail beamway. And Some Of The Peoplemover track.
@@t.b.gonzalez3581 Actually, I think Nightmare Before Christmas would be better because it would disrupt everything else the least. They could easily build the show building on the other side of the monorail track and they could build it to be multi-level to save on the overall footprint. We already know it's going to be a super popular ride just based on the waits for Haunted Mansion Holiday so we can justify building a longer and more immersive queue kind of like the one for Rise of the Resistance to cover the space between the main path and the ride building.
I'm still hoping for a Lion King attraction. And I hope Tangled gets more.
Yes and yes
Why WED Imagineering has not hired Dallin, or us arm chair imagineers who actually care and have the creativity to make the park better, is something I cannot understand.
I do agree Fantasyland in Tokyo trumps ours hands down, and I’m not opposed to using IP since theme parks seem to thrive on it, but I would argue attractions such as Maelstrom were awesome because it was both original and based on actual Norse mythology.
I could see Tangled and Encanto, but I need to make a comment regarding Notre Dame. It is a great film with an equally great score; I was an altar server and lector in the Choir of the Canons (the principal altar) on pilgrimage, and my stomach dropped seeing the Cathedral ablaze. Since it is such a sacred place, I wouldn’t be cool with an attraction in that way (Sidenote; I’d love to do a blog or even a book on the theology of the Disney films, but I’d need way more background on Walt’s spirituality). Greece would definitely be something that could work, and that food….
Fantasia COULD be an ride, but I’d argue it to be more something in the like of philharmagic but with 4D to make it more immersive.
Because I’m old school, I almost wish there was an entire park devoted just to older attractions, so that they can keep going.
Lastly, in terms of Nightmare, I think doing the tree with the door is simple enough for attracting guests.
I may not be as competent as an armchair imagineer as Dallin, but hopefully I offered food for thought.
Tokyo Disney is the only 'product' the Oriental Land Company sell so they go ALL out to make sure it's popular, and they also keep the locals coming with a regular release of new merchandise and seasonal food.
@@Undrave As terrible this sounds, the company might do better with licensing rather than own their own parks (which I know they only own the ones in the state).
Walt Disney Imagineering is too much Roy and not enough Walt
@@austinhenning6271 Whether we’re talking Roy O. or Roy E., I could see your argument. Roy O was focused on financing, but I like to think Roy E was more a combination of both his uncle and father. There definitely is a miscommunication between imagineering and executives; it’s very possible that’s why they’re going to Universal.
I just want more Zootopia in the parks.
Though it would be great if Animal Kingdom had a Lion King land with a dark ride taking us through the story of Lion King, elephant graveyard roller coaster, Simba animatronic meet and greet, Rafiki’s tree, oh and turn Kali River Rapids into an outdoor Jungle Book attraction and I would love all of this more than whatever the blue alien land is supposed to be, I don’t know I never got Pandorka.
Zootopia performed super well im surprised there isn’t more!!
@@expensivepink7 There’s going to be a Disney+ series due out this year on it but it’s just a series of shorts.
It would be cool to see a launch coaster for stitch from when he is in the ship escaping the galactic federation in tomorrowland
Ride around IPs are fine as they can fit anywhere and never be too overbearing. The issue is when Disney makes entire lands out of IPs. The major problem here is that IPs are only financially viable in the parks for as long as kids know about them. In 10 years, kids visiting the parks most likely won't know what Cars is, probably won't care so much about the MCU, possibly have no interest in Star Wars. That in turn means those three lands alone will be in jeapordy as they begin appealing less to guests who will want to spend less money on the merch, in turn causing more problems around the theming of those lands. The reason Disneyland and WDW have been so popular is that the lands weren't focused on a singular IP and were instead focused on a general idea that you could slide certain IPs into. This is why New Orleans Square, Frontier Land, Adventureland, and Main Street have remained pretty much untouched and yet still have a lot of popularity, where even now, people are more interested in buying merch from those lands that aren't really based around a singular IP and instead fit more within the land they got it from.
Here me out: a tinker bell ride. Basically, it would be dark ride tour through pixie hollow with some similarities to the Peter Pan ride but also with some similarities to that magical forest dark ride at Efteling. I know the tinker bell franchise isn’t as big as it was but I just think the world of pixie hollow has a lot of potential to explore.
This is what I thought Disney was doing when they built the Tinker Bell meet & greet area and I got super excited until I realized what it was and then I got really sad that they took the cheap route.
I think Tokyo Disneysea is doing one? I'm sure it'll be great considering their track record.
@@fusetunes Which one? The Tangled ride or the Nightmare Before Christmas ride?
@@fusetunes wrong comment thread! Sorry!
I loved the tinker bell franchise and I'm so sad that it wasn't more popular :/
I would very much like to see the Doctor Strange Mystic Manor ride. I mean, I feel like Disney created the Mystic Manor ride with intention to possibly bring an Doctor Strange version in the future!
I loved the ideas! Dr Strange would make for an amazing ride. The Mystic Manor like Encanto (Casita) ride is brilliant.
My fever dream pitch is a Kingdom Hearts ride at Tokyo. And the ride is absolutely canon to the whole of Kingdom Hearts, and is in fact a key part to the lore that makes everything make sense.
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For the Sorcerer's Apprentice Ride, it could be trackless easier as when Aquatopia at Disney SEA goes down they drain the lagoon, so they already have the technology and capability to do it!
Take Star Tours from Tomorrowland and turn it into a classic dark ride focused on Treasure Planet. It would be so much fun and so beautiful. You can legit follow Jim Hawkins and the crew to treasure planet and then have to escape before the planet explodes. It's the one IP that I think we should have more of other than Tangled.
I don’t want a lot from Disney, there’s just one thing I need: for them to dig up the Nemo subs and clone Journey to the Center of the Earth from TDS, only themed around Atlantis: the Lost Empire. You can pipe in chatter from the team overhead while in the elevator and keep the steampunk elements intact. You could have Mrs. Packard do a sarcastic safety spiel voiceover in the queue. And most importantly, the majority of the ride can finally be the creature feature that the filmmakers originally wanted to make from the get-go, with the arrival in Atlantis happening at the end (the ride vehicles can all light up crystal blue on the return journey to the station). It’s Indy Adventure, it’s a dark ride, it’s a thrill ride, it’s an e-ticket, and I expect it on my desk by Monday
While it’s definitely not the most popular recent Disney movie, I think a Raya roller-coaster attraction in Animal Kingdom where you ride on the back of Sisu would be pretty cool.
That could be super cool. Good idea. And might have the effect of popularizing the movie if it is a really great ride
I think a Sleeping Beauty ride similar to Mr Toad's or Alice in Wonderland at Disneyland would be a great idea. As for Tangled, could see a new restaurant, specifically in the Magic Kingdom. We have the Beast's Castle Restraunt already, so why not retheme Gaston's Tavern to The Snuggy Duckling?
My choice for a drop ride would be based on the Big Ben chase in Great Mouse Detective, with a ride up through the mechanical innards first and then dropping you once you're at the top. Maybe build it in the England pavilion at Epcott?
Wow, I never replied so much. Dr S. is a good idea. Your thinking too small. 1. Keep the backlot idea. 2. Use a set front. 3. Start building by the bathrooms and go past the M Inc building to the next one. 4. Build tall and dig deep.
I love your videos! As a former Cast Member, I think that you have amazing ideas! What you think about a rollercoaster or flying dark ride (like Peter Pann) themed with Lilo & Stitch?
I think that would be awesome
Your top 2 are my top 2!! I’ve always wanted a Maleficent Castle dark ride... its money in the bank, we should be running the parks.
You're so right, Tangled and Sleeping Beauty are long overdue rides of their own!
Fun fact, Offhand Disney. There WAS gonna be a Nightmare Before Christmas ride at Fantasyland in Disneyland. The strange thing is that it would be It's a Small World's next door neighbor. Heck, there's actually concept art for the proposed ride. So what happened? Well, Tim Burton objected to it solely because it would feel like a cash cow. I agree with ya, Offhand Disney. A Nightmare Before Christmas ride would've been awesome.
If you go back that far, we would a Fantasia ride instead of Toontown.
There is, or at least was, a Nightmare darkride at Disney China.
I 100000000% agree with the emperors new groove ride. I’ve always thought it needed more love and representation
They still need to a big hero 6 ride. Like flight of passage. Get on the back like hero and fly around San Fransokyo . A wreck it ralph Suger rush ride would be cool to. Something similar to emmits flying adventure at Legoland . Say they built a special car so all the other games could race .
been watching your channel since 25k, so glad to see how much you have grown. please keep making content forever man!
At first I didn't realize the Dr. Strange trailer was part of the video 😆
These attraction ideas are so good, my favorite is the Tangled boat ride!
"That's bitter! Just like me!" This is why OD is my #1 source of disney dishing. And that hair. Oooooh.
I still think a walk through area based off Kingdom Hearts needs to exist- either Twilight Town, Hollow Bastion, or Destiny Islands.
Or, hear me out
Imagine going to Epcot and in between all the fountains you spot a mini displays of all the worlds kinda like the KH 2 & 3 (before you hop into the gummy ship mini games, they all have 3d models of each world having in space). Because all of it is IP that Disney owns and it makes sense to showcase the world and the Disney worlds. I just know it in my heart and soul Square Enix probably wouldn’t let it happen outta bitterness after the 2008-2014 window where Disney themselves ditched Kingdom Hearts over ip fights (this is why between KH 2 - 3D there were no new worlds) and later the restricted usage over Frozen (Disney made them scrap multiple better bosses and actual new scenes for Frozen 1). I just want to see all those worlds brought to life because it would be very easy to 3D print the designs from the game files and, no offense to the gardening staff, but the fountain areas are genuinely boring in Epcot when it’s not festival season. P l u s certain worlds line up with the nations in Epcot so you could have Arendelle and Agrabah displays in the direction of Norway and Morocco. Like image seeing Destiny Islands near the Japan pavilion- that would be adorable
Honestly, just give me a whole Kingdom Hearts theme park (i'd even be fine with it being in Japan or Tokyo or something) because that would be STELLAR
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I don’t know what I would do for a Percy Jackson/camp half blood area or attraction, I know that Hercules is probably the most well known Demi god but with this new show and it’s Percy Jackson my favorite book series (better than Harry Potter fight me) I spent 2 hours last week imagining a PJO area with attractions and was thinking where it would go and a Greece pavilion would be perfect idk how I did not think of that. So yeah I love PJO and I’m bias so I’ll be waiting Disney. I would also kill for a Hamilton show, like a shortened version
Dr strange replacing rock in roller coaster as an indoor coaster would be super cool.
Can't he at Universal .
lots of great ideas Dalen! The tangled ride would be cool, even if i just like mexico's fiesta whatever dark ride.....a south america theme mini-pavillion could get the encanto attraction and eeezma's wild wrong lever ride!!
Encanto would go really well in Animal Kingdom, it would be able to tie into the theme with Antonios gift!
That’s a good idea
There are so many forgotten Disney movies to choose from, it's really easy.
Brother Bear for the Canada pavillion in Epcot, Treasure Planet in Tomorrow Land (would shake up the blindingly white exterior a bit, and would make a nice and smooth transition over from Fantasy Land), Atlantis in Adventure Land, Home on the Range in Frontier Land, Black Cauldron in Fantasy Land, Tangled could fit either Fantasy Land or the Germany pavillion, Lion King in Animal Kingdom or make a full Africa pavillion in Epcot where the little shops already are and put it there, Sword in the Stone or Robin Hood in the UK pavillion, The Rescuers in the American Pavillion or in a brand new Australian one, the possiblities are endless.
One thing I would LOVE to see is a ride based on Enchanted, especially since the sequel is coming out. A water ride would be a good idea, so we see animatronics singing and we see the tower, maybe with projected faces? So you go from the animates world, then we have a drop like the wishing well with little LED lights like the stars, and then we go to the modern day world. Within the modern day world, I'm not sure what we could have here, maybe the dragon on the tower and the ball scene? Something fun. Then, we go back to the fantasy world and hear one final sing along, maybe "That's how you know" which is a key song. They have the market for it, and I can really see the models with projected faces, and unlike Elsa, it'll work a LOT better. But that's just my opinion :) Honestly after Disenchanted is released I won't be surprised if we get some kind of attraction, especially since it has such a young and old fan base dud to the 10 year gap.
Aladdin already has its own themed area at Disney Sea so it does have its fair share of representation with more than one ride. My 1 year old daughter's first ride was actually there in that area last weekend!
You know what IP's that are really missing from the Disney Parks? The animated TV shows on the Disney Channel.
It would be so awesome to have a dark ride from the Owl House. Stuff like the Grom Dance, Lilith and Eda's fight, and so many more in animatronic form. It could go through places like Hexide, The
Owl House, The Emperor's Castle, Willow's mind. It would be soooooo awesome.
Amphibia, where literally everything is trying to kill you, would make for an awesome thrill ride, or a dark ride where stuff keeps jumping out at you. Wouldn't it be so cool to see Anne and Sasha's sword fights as real animatronics? And the three temples would be such cool settings.
Gravity Falls is one of Disney's most popular shows of all time. How is there not at least a Mystery Shack souvenir shop? Seeing Weirdmageddon as a scene in a dark ride would be so trippy. It would be bright and loud, like Roger Rabbit's Cartoon Spin. Also, an animatronic Bill Cipher is something I really want to see. Like, it would be terrifying. maybe they'll rename it to Gravity Fall's Scary Adventure or something.
DuckTales is something that would be so easy to do. All you need is just one episode, or a completely new story. With the Duck family's many adventures, just choose one and do that story. I would probably do something like "The Living Mummies of Toth-Ra", "McMystery and McDuck McManor", "Day of the Only Child", "Most Dangerous Game Night", "Nightmare on Killmotor Hill", or "The Lost Harp of Mervana". There are so many episodes that could stand on their own, without needing to give much context. It's practically built for a dark ride in Adventure Land.
Phineas and Ferb, arguably the most well known Disney Channel show, is literally about building theme park rides. They made soooo many in the show, just choose one. I would personally do the Coolest Coaster Ever, and play instrumentals from "Rollercoaster: the Musical". Honestly, they should just make a whole Phineas and Ferb Land sticking out of Disney World, with the entrance being a giant replica of the Flynn-Fletcher house, and that iconic tree at the far end of land. That would be so perfect!
Also, if they ever make a Tangled dark ride, when they are wandering around Corona, there'd better be a Cassandra and a Varian animatronic in the background. Like, that just has to happen.
Anyways, that's what I personally think is missing from the Disney Parks. This comment was a lot longer than I meant it to be. Congratulations if you actually made it to the end.
speaking of phineas and ferb, i think a doofenshmirtz evil inc drop tower would be fun, sorta like mission break out with screens at each stop showing dif scenes going on (maybe fighting between perry or whatever) or could be an inator that goes wrong
You could make a whole land in one of the parks based off Gravity Falls. I would love to be able to go into the mystery shack!
@@ratbones620 oh I would KILL for a whole gravity falls land. There's so much within the show to pull from
While watching Encanto in the theater, I said to my wife that I was picturing this being a ride.
I think having a Sleeping Beauty dark ride would be great enough, but I’d especially love to see it be like the Beauty And The Beast ride, where you dance through the famous scenes. Once Upon A Dream is one of my favorite Disney songs, and seeing be an immersive dark ride scene would be beautiful. As for where it’d be, I’d repurpose the walk through as the queue, then go downstairs into a show building where the ride would be.
I would love to see an actual lilo & stitch ride where you would ride on spaceships through the story.
10. A Soarin’ type ride themed around ”Rescuers Down Under” where you get to fly on the back of Marahute
9. A ”Tangled” themed swing-ride
8. Mr. Toad’s Wilde Ride (yes, bring it back to WDW!)
7. A ”Great Mouse Detective” themed interactive sleuth game, in the same style as the defunct Sorcerers of the Magic Kingdom game
6. A shooting arcade similar to Buzz Lightyear’s Space Ranger Spin but themed around ”Robin Hood”.
5. A ”Beauty & the Beast” darkride
4. An Hercules inspired playground/outside gym
3. A version of the cart building game from ”Wreck-It Ralph” where you get to design your own go-cart and then drive it against Vanellope in a physical race, kinda like the current version of Test Track
2. An inverted roller coaster ride themed around DuckTales, taking place inside of Scrooge McDuck’s Money Bin
1. ”Adventures of the Gummi Bears” Quick Tunnels ride
Here’s a better question … why does it take Disney so long to get IP into their parks? TRON coaster 40 YEARS after the movie debuted? 🤣😂
Guys. It’s time for a Disney TVA attraction. With the death of Disney Channel, we should immortalize it in tide form. Phineas and Ferb’s Roller Coaster, A Bill Cypher “mr toad” style dark ride with fun twists and turns, The Owl House flying broomsticks! Idc what it is it’s time for TVA integration
I’d love to see a ride based on Phineas and Ferb. That would be fun.
It really would! Have any of the parks made a ride based off a Disney Channel TV show before?
My pitch (which is kind of ruined if the Play Pavilion is still going through) would be to turn the old Wonder of Life pavilion into a "Wakanda Cultural Outreach Center," which would be a kind of halfway mix between Future World and World Showcase ideas. You get cool futuristic tech demo stuff (play it up like "this is the tech that Wakanda is helping bring to the rest of the world" as you show off some actual cutting edge technology like Epcot used to do) *and* African cultural representation (that they should showcase as the actual cultures, not pretending it's Wakandan - as in, explicitly call out that it's Igbo or Maasai or whichever other culture they're showcasing. Make up some fluff about how it's shared heritage with Wakanda, or that Wakanda got it from those cultures if they really need to).
With all the space in the back where Cranium Command and Body Wars used to be, you have room for a new E-ticket. I would aim for something either more on the thrilling side (maybe a ride system like the Spider-Man ride at Universal?) or something more interactive (maybe a ride system like the Spider-Man ride at DCA?).
I think this would tick all the boxes, you'd get a popular Marvel IP in the park (which I believe they should have access to, since it's just Wakanda they'd be adding and not anything Black Panther specific), you don't have to sacrifice the edutainment/future technology vision of what Epcot is meant to be, and you get more world cultures (and the food that comes with it) just like adding another World Showcase pavilion.
This is such a good idea! Black Panther is not used as often as it should and animal kingdom could use an update!
Hear me out, Encanto at Animal Kingdom. Not a 100% fit, but Antonio telling the jaguar to give us a ride through Casita makes it technically an animal theme.
That’s what I thought as well! I’m surprised how many people didn’t think to put it in animal kingdom
i've thought for a while that additional IP representation could be done by adding in easter eggs to existing rides instead of necessarily making all new ones, especially if there's just no room or too little funding for them. particularly, maybe the Heart of Tefiti could make an appearance in the lagoon sequence of Submarine Voyage and having a version of "Trashin' the Camp" from _Tarzan_ playing on Jungle Cruise at the scene of the gorillas wrecking the camp. i've also thought that maybe the holiday overlays for Haunted Mansion could be up for as long as they are but are actually cut into two halves, the first half actually in the timeframe of Halloween being dedicated to _Coco_ instead and _Nightmare Before Christmas_ of course being in the actual Christmas timeframe.
Whenever I see offhand Disney uploading, I literally stop everything I’m doing to watch the video
I actually LOVE the Tangled idea. Sorcerers apprentice idea and doctor strange idea. Also I need that blanket where did you get it
This isn't what you asked us to comment but i just need to voice it somewhere! :') I really love the idea of the nightmare before Christmas ride. I really wish they would make a land dedicated to the spooky and weird parts of disney.
- Could have a Hocus Pocus ride
- A black cauldron ride.
- Nightmare before christmas ride
- A frankenweenie style ride
- A Coco Themed ride
- Don't look under the bed
- Monsters Inc ride (a dark ride that goes through all of the movies/tv shows)
- With meet and greet areas for villains and spooky characters.
- The themeing of the land could either be thorny darkness im thinking maleficent style. OR it could be themed like Halloween-town and have a pumpkin centre piece.
Just an idea that I wish for desperately. It would fit brilliantly near the Phantom Manor in Disneyland Paris' Fronteirland.
Yesterday I was just at Disney and I showed my dad and my friend the Castle walk through
Bald Mountain Roller Coaster. The facade would be a symphony Hall. The interactive queue would weave through the various scenes of Fantasia with the music, almost like a series of pre shows. The load station would be the graveyard from Night on Bald Mountain. The ride vehicles would be the cycle-style cars designed to look like ghost horses. As the trains take off from the station the on board audio will being to play Night on Bald Mountain. Inside the gravity building will be a massive Chernobog animatronic with all these ghost horse trains swirling around it. The final break run will transition to Ave Maria for the unload station.
With the symphony hall exterior you could put it almost anywhere and make it work: Toontown, Fantasyland, DCA, Hollywood Studios, World Celebration. You could Expand the Small World Mall and use this as a worthy replacement for autopia and the subs.
Encanto is already at Disneyland with a cute meet and greet
There’s an extra space next to Indiana Jones adventure at TDS(you can see it in google map as well) and I really hope we could have Casita version Mystic Manor there!
Dr. Strange dark ride--genius! Every Benedict fan in the world would come to see an animatronic of him.
A Wall-E ride set aboard the Axiom would be a great fit for Tomorrowland on either coast.
I have always wanted an Aladdin ride like petter pan style but without a wait. Where you would go through the movie and would ride on the carpet and go through the lions mouth in the beginning. I have always wanted to see this!!! Lol I wrote this before I watched the Aladdin part basically exactly what I was thinking lol
I’d love to see the Aladdin Magic Carpets relocated to the Morocco pavilion at Epcot along with a Magic Carpet dark ride!
Steeple chase coaster: Ichabod’s Sleepy Hallow, indoor dark ride in the spot of where liberty square was going to be, as part of main st.
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Emperor's New Groove rollercoaster, but with a tongue-in-cheek ending where you pass through a hall of mirrors a la the end of Haunted Mansion and see what animal you've been tranformed into.
I've wanted dark rides for The Lion King and Aladdin (and a rollercoaster for Ezma's lab) ever since I was a kid. I'm honestly surprised Lilo and Stitch doesn't have a ride yet either (not counting Stitch's Great Escape, because that attraction was more of a show than a ride).
And for IPs you didn't mention, I would LOVE to see Tomorrowland Speedway updated/ rethemed to Sugar Rush from Wreck-It Ralph. It would look awesome right there on the edge of Fantasyland and that ride could really use an upgrade/ update.
I already mentioned this, but retheme Three Caballeros inside the pyramid in Mexico to Coco and upgrade the leftover Small World dolls to more modern skeleton animatronics or trickery of any kind, really. I like the current ride, but the movie is barely a step above unknown and Coco pulls in pretty much everyone of every age. The crowd goes absolutely crazy during Remember Me in Harmonious.
Inside Out: I don't currently have any ideas on making this a ride, but I am immensely jealous that Disneyland gets the Bing Bong candy store and Florida is all Toy Story everywhere and very little of my personal favorite Pixar and Disney movie. I would want to see something different than a slow-moving vehicle that goes through animatronics, dark trackless ride, or boat ride, but would want it to feel like and suit the movie it's based on.
Nightmare Before Christmas Ride: Put it in Hollywood Studios instead. I imagine it like Haunted Mansion, as stated. Hollywood Studios could use an all-ages slow-moving people eating constant load ride like that. Put it where the Launch Bay is over there tucked behind the Little Mermaid Show. The fascade would look like Halloweentown, of course, with maybe a few trees to separate out the Disney Junior building next door. Move the character meet and greets for Star Wars over into either Batoo itself or go ahead with plans to absorb all of the Muppet area and convert the entire strip from Galaxy's Edge through Star Tours into Star Wars land and pop an all new Launch Bay over in PizzaRizzo or one of the other buildings over there....
Hercules Ride: Absolutely under no circumstances does Epcot need yet ANOTHER boat ride in that immediate area around the middle of World Showcase and World Celebration. That area is right near Mexico, which has a boat ride, which is next to Norway, which has another boat ride, which is not far from The Land, where there is yet one more BOAT RIDE. I'm not even counting the boat that takes you across the lake. Hercules ride could be in a Greece area where you mentioned, but instead this: a clone of Flight of Passage themed to riding a pegasus and set in the world of Hercules, perhaps flying through battles with the monsters around Greece and ending after battling the Titans and rescuing Megara from Hades or some similar action.
Same problems with Tangled boat ride in Germany. Any of the Parks outside of Magic Kingdom could use another rollercoaster. Retheme Rock N Rollercoaster, maybe. To Tangled? I'm not so sure. This would work better with Emperor's New Groove, but that spot over in Launch Bay is still a viable place for Tangled instead of Nightmare Before Christmas.
Emperor's New Groove: YES, as a coaster or it's a solid replacement for Three Caballeros (though Coco will always be my number one choice for this ride to retheme to). Inside that Aztec pyramid is a perfect location for either of these options, though. (And I agree that more Patrick Warburton is a major YES!!!)
Encanto: yes, but put it where the Swiss Family Robinson Treehouse is or take over the entire Tom Sawyer Island. Send some foot traffic that way. Looking on a map, it appears that Swiss Family would be too small a spot to put much of anything, but what even is Tom Sawyer Island if not a waste of space? I've never even gone over there. Still speaking on space, there doesn't look to be a lot of it in Magic Kingdom that isn't far off the current paths...
As for Parks in general, I'd say that Animal Kingdom is in MOST DESPERATE need of new rides. It's harder to fit some of these IPs over into that specific Park, though. Maybe the Hercules ride, but they certainly wouldn't need another Flight of Passage type ride in the same Park.
I love your idea for Sorcerer's Apprentice. Suits Hollywood Studios most closely, but would work really anywhere, especially Fantasyland. Not a fan of Hunchback or the idea of a drop tower themed to the movie. Yes yes yes to another drop tower like Tower of Terror, just no to the Hunchback of Notre Dame theming.
If Disney had kept their contract with Ghibli, there could have possibly been a Studio Ghibli style attraction at one of the Tokyo Disney parks. Like imagine going through Howl's Castle, or the spirit world of Spirited Away which is a LITTERAL AMUSEMENT PARK!!! That would have been amazing!
I think a wakanda land at animal kingdom could work really well, have a vibranium train themed coaster and a huge panther statue
I think a dark ride based on "The Jungle Book" would be a nice addition to Animal Kingdom.