Toy Story Land - General Discussion

[Doug A.]

They have a full train built and sitting in the outdoor maintenance bay

 

[Scott W.]

Are there any expansion pads within this land?

 

[fryoj]

Are there any expansion pads within this land?

It's been rumored that the whole thing is an expansion pad for SW. If that's the case, I'd assume no.

 

[SkiBum]

Quote on Slink Dog Coaster ride time is approximately 50 seconds. That was on Magic but I forget who said it. Still, that seems about right in looking at the ride path and the lack of a lift hill to stretch out the time.

 

[Mad Dog]

Quote on Slink Dog Coaster ride time is approximately 50 seconds. That was on Magic but I forget who said it. Still, that seems about right in looking at the ride path and the lack of a lift hill to stretch out the time.

Sounds about right. That track is short for a coaster, even one that's not especially speedy.

 

[Scott W.]

Quote on Slink Dog Coaster ride time is approximately 50 seconds. That was on Magic but I forget who said it. Still, that seems about right in looking at the ride path and the lack of a lift hill to stretch out the time.

That’s kind of pathetic.

 

[k_peek_2000]

That’s kind of pathetic.

Matches the rest of the land then.

 

[Nick]

Quote on Slink Dog Coaster ride time is approximately 50 seconds. That was on Magic but I forget who said it. Still, that seems about right in looking at the ride path and the lack of a lift hill to stretch out the time.

I've heard closer to 1:30, but wouldn't surprise me if it was shorter. Lack of lift hills + two launches will keep a coasters ride time low. Capacity should be a joke for this, too.

Even if this demographic isn't necessarily going to spend much time in TSL, I can see families spending quite a bit of time there with the land technically having three rides (and all will have a 38" height requirement or lower). If you don't plan out FPs, you'll probably have to wait 2-3 hours for Slinky, 2 hours for TSMM and then 60-90 mins for Saucers next year

Still bitter that this land took up so much valuable space though. They could have done so much more than a throwaway land like TSL.

 

[Alicia]

I've heard closer to 1:30, but wouldn't surprise me if it was shorter. Lack of lift hills + two launches will keep a coasters ride time low. Capacity should be a joke for this, too.

Even if this demographic isn't necessarily going to spend much time in TSL, I can see families spending quite a bit of time there with the land technically having three rides (and all will have a 38" height requirement or lower). If you don't plan out FPs, you'll probably have to wait 2-3 hours for Slinky, 2 hours for TSMM and then 60-90 mins for Saucers next year

Still bitter that this land took up so much valuable space though. They could have done so much more than a throwaway land like TSL.

With six hours spent in TSL alone, guess that finally makes DHS a full day park.

 

[Nick]

With six hours spent in TSL alone, guess that finally makes DHS a full day park.

Well, I mean you can spend a full day at DHS now without running out of things if you really do everything. Until SW:GE and Mickey open though, DHS still isn't close to a full day. And even then it needs more.

 

[Alicia]

Well, I mean you can spend a full day at DHS now without running out of things if you really do everything. Until SW:GE and Mickey open though, DHS still isn't close to a full day. And even then it needs more.

I know I was being facetious.

It's a start though. I'm looking forward to Slinky, finally a coaster my fiance is not afraid to ride. She actually likes Goofy's Barnstormer, and that's super short, so this'll at least be a step up from that. We like Seven Drawfs Mine Train too, but will only ride if we get a FP. I'm thinking Slink will be a similar situation.

 

[belloq87]

Imagine the good a couple of C-ticket, high capacity dark rides could have done for the park instead of what we're getting here.

 

[Alicia]

Quick Service location's name revealed:

All in the Details: First Look at Woody’s Lunch Box in Toy Story Land | Disney Parks Blog



Brought to you by Mini Babybel, now the Official Snack Cheese of Walt Disney World Resort:

 

[Imperius]

Weird sponsorship IMO. Nothing more I want on 100 degree heat than a cheese circle.

 

[Parkscope Joe]

Quick Service location's name revealed:

All in the Details: First Look at Woody’s Lunch Box in Toy Story Land | Disney Parks Blog

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Brought to you by Mini Babybel, now the Official Snack Cheese of Walt Disney World Resort:
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“Has Disney Lost Lactose Intollerant Fans?”

 

[Scott W.]

Weird sponsorship IMO. Nothing more I want on 100 degree heat than a cheese circle.

Pretty much the same thing.

 

[epcyclopedia]

“Has Disney Lost Lactose Intollerant Fans?”

They've lost most fans of DHS. The park has days where the entire park attendance could fit into a single showing of Fantasmic.

 

[shiekra38]

If it was Woody's Lunch Box, wouldn't it be extremely small? Like, shouldn't it be Andy's Lunch Box?

Am I caring too much?

 

[Alicia]

If it was Woody's Lunch Box, wouldn't it be extremely small? Like, shouldn't it be Andy's Lunch Box?

Am I caring too much?

I think it’s more a Lunch Box with Woody on it, but yea, I see what you mean.

Perhaps it’s meant to invoke “Woody’s Round-Up” in some way?

 

[Jones14]

I think it’s more a Lunch Box with Woody on it, but yea, I see what you mean.

Perhaps it’s meant to invoke “Woody’s Round-Up” in some way?

I think it’s supposed to be in the world of Toy Story. When Andy’s mom (probably) bought him the lunchbox, she bought the “Woody’s Lunchbox” set, and it’s named accordingly.