Toy Story Land - General Discussion
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It's been rumored that the whole thing is an expansion pad for SW. If that's the case, I'd assume no.
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.
Matches the rest of the land then.
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.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.
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.
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.
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All in the Details: First Look at Woody’s Lunch Box in Toy Story Land | Disney Parks Blog
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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:
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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?
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?
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.
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