Disney's California Adventure Overhaul
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I'm assuming what's inside the rocks has a lot to do with the massive amount of money.
Well I know it probably cost a lot, but I would think it has to do with the fact that there will be show and ride elements in the structure and it's not just for show. But that's just a guess/
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Well look at EE here at AK? What show elements would raise the price tag over 125+ million? The entire ride system couldn't of come in at more than 20 million, then another 5-10 million to theme the station and surrounding area. That leaves 75-90 million for what a busted Yeti, a projection, and a whole lot of mountain.
That was kinda my point. They had to build three structures inside that mountain. That's a lot of steel to buy, fabricate, and install. And a lot of extra design work to do.
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No rock work is that impressive.
Wait...
One day I will be there, ONE DAY....
The town isn't part of the $400 million, from what we've heard. RSS alone is the equivalent of 4 FJ's.
It does look very good, though.
And Mount Prometheus is not a mountain. It's a shrine at which I one day hope to worship.
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I think the colors on the cars land mountains look more impressive though.
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I love the FJ ride but think about it, half of the ride is undone. You never see what's in back of you. Unlike this ride you see everything. This ride has to look good in whateverr weather, unlike FJ it's controlled, pitch black at times.
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I love the FJ ride but think about it, half of the ride is undone. You never see what's in back of you. Unlike this ride you see everything. This ride has to look good in whateverr weather, unlike FJ it's controlled, pitch black at times.
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But.....it's....mostly......outside. And its kinda hard to do that when its outside. The only part where they might try to hide things is in the show scene. Disney didn't cheap out like Uni did with the FJ show building, they went all out !!! I....guess....you.....like.....writing.....like.....this..................................
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In the end I don't think it's meant to either. Not every new major ride is going to fit into that genre. RSR can still be an amazing attraction without competing with either of those.
If you want to get an attitude, that's cool. I'll think objectively. I'm a season pass holder to Disneyland, so obviously I'm not just another Disney hater/ Uni fanboy. Most of the ride actually takes place indoors from what I heard. Then again, I've only been following this land since it's announcement, so how would I know, right? It remains to be seen if Disney will "cheap out". They have done a better job of hiding the show building than FJ. But there's still this:
Just because I wish Disney would be more responsible with their money, doesn't mean I don't like Disney or am not excited for their projects. I like to think about what if Disney could use their money as wisely as Universal did (for the most part) on WWoHP? What sort of exorbitant things could we see if they could use even half the budget of RSR on another attraction or some new innovation?
I don't know who all saw the digital pov that I posted before it was pulled but I would say 2/3rds of the ride took place indoors. Yes there is a lot of outdoor track on RSR. But keep in mind your gonna be racing thru the outdoor portions at likely over double the speed as you will the indoor portions.
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