(I) Opening: begin with a highly sophisticated "base" (Animal Kingdom, all the original Magic Kingdom's, DisneySea, Epcot. In general the life cycle of a theme park is:
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The beautiful score and free spirit made it one of my favorite rides in the park. And the conversion to the more "toon" Sinbad was a huge plus. It's a relief to me that at least the OLC is doing it in good taste.Īlso, what is wrong with making the parks more kawaii, so long as it does not disturb the themed environments? It appeals to local taste, and for the most case, is integrated well, ie Turtle Talk with Crush, Toy Story, etc. Increased usage of IP's in a theme park is a given. There are rare examples, but can you think of any Disney park that has added none-IP based attractions a decade after its opening, besides the original Disneyland? I'm saying that at least all the character based additions have been in good taste. It's a trend that shouldn't surprise anyone.
I said "beyond good taste." Every Disney park has opened relatively light on characters and has progressively become more character based. The trend is well underway, and it's not one I'm happy to see.You read what you wanted to read. It will be a miracle if the new Hangar Stage show doesn't feature kawaii/toons. Store decor conversion to toons (e.g., Juliet's) Post-Tower of Terror, virtually every single thing that's happened to TDS has been to toonify/kawaii-ify the park:
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