A (NSFW) comedy design podcast about creating theme park attractions. And we talk about WDW & Universal. Now in Season 10. Hosts: @scottyemo & @apparentlysmart
The problem isn’t Chapek being a bean counter. The problem is that he thinks those beans are magic and has instituted an automated system to trade cows for them as quickly as possible.
It seems almost impossible that Disney once announced they were going to build a giant theater right behind Main Street USA. Completely bananas. It’s more plausible that they’d announce replacing Stitch’s Great Escape with DVC.
I can only imagine the hot takes if Galactic StarCruiser was themed as a filthy flying hunk of junk because that’s what things looked like in the OT. “Yes it’s still $6k and you need to sign these waivers for hypothermia night. Why are you crying? It’s in the movie!”
I was a CPer in 02 after Lilo & Stitch came out. The in-park character artists explicitly would not draw Stitch, because “If it was offered, it’s all we’d do.” @lentesta & @jimhillmedia reminded me of this on this week’s Disney Dish.
And if it’s like that, is that really a worthy plot to frame Disneyland’s creation around? The script isn’t even written and I’m getting hard Steve Jobs movie vibes already.
Is it a financial office drama about Walt and Roy trying to get the money? Yuck. Is it a political thriller as Walt locks horns with Burbank and Anaheim? Feels like Titanic without a love story, that.
Or, and this may be entertaining, is it 90 minutes of construction site hijinks with Walt taking a backseat to the insanity of Adventureland’s agriculture before ending on a wide shot of the jammed freeway on opening day????
There’s stories going around about Disney+ making a film, as I’m not a documentary, about the creation of Disneyland. I see no way this could be done and be entertaining.