Rockin Roller Coaster in DCA?

[fairytalelover]

Yes, I would like a great dark ride, I love dark rides. RnRC is a great ride, but let's get more originality at DCA. Afew clones is fine, but not a whole park of them. If you like RnRC, do what we do, go to WDW, and enjoy it there. :wink:

Yes, well if we were rolling in money than going to WDW whenever we wanted to would be great. But WDW is more of a once a year or every two years trip for us.

[HollywoodTower]

Yes, well if we were rolling in money than going to WDW whenever we wanted to would be great. But WDW is more of a once a year or every two years trip for us.

But if we had everything they have there, you wouldn't need to go at all. I like being able to go once a year or every two years and get the feeling that I am experienceing something different and new. We get spoiled being AP holders in being able to go to DLR whenever we want and it is great, but you dont get that same feeling you get when you know you might not be back for a couple of years. I would hate to have Disney's Clone Adventure ruin that effects when I do save up and make it down to Orlando.

[disneyfreak62]

But WDW is more of a once a year or every two years trip for us.

Then you'll enjoy the stuff there even more, because you'll see it less often!

P.S. we only go once a year as well, and we'd rather have unique stuff there, not just same old, same old

[WrongWay]

If I had the choice of ANY ride I could dream up, it would be a priates/Indianna Jones quality dark ride with awesome effects, 50-100 AAs, rich 3D sets, and an imaginative, unique, fantasy based theme set far from CA. However.... I think the odds of that are about the same as the odds of me winning the lottery (which I don't play).

As for what we're likely to get.... A cardboard and fiberglass dark ride, another off-the-shelf flat ride (if better dressed up than the ones in SFPP, a trolly, a water/light/laser show for the lagoon, or RnRC, I'd take RnRC ANY day.

There is plenty of room in the ugly, mostly closed, food court wharf and in the parking lot behind there, for RnRC.

[HollywoodTower]

[QUOTE=WrongWay]

As for what we're likely to get.... A cardboard and fiberglass dark ride,
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Funny, you actually kinda described RNRC.

If you want to look at things in that light, then yes I would rather have RNRC than what would be considered inferior attractions. But I also think that there are alot of better attractions possible and the ultimate Indy-like AA dark ride is asking way too much from today's Disney.

[WrongWay]

As for what we're likely to get.... A cardboard and fiberglass dark ride,

Funny, you actually kinda described RNRC.

Ummmmm.... No. A launched, indoor, looping corkscrew coaster with popular, pulse-pumping rock music is not like the pooh darkride that opened in DLR last year.

If you want to look at things in that light, then yes I would rather have RNRC than what would be considered inferior attractions. But I also think that there are alot of better attractions possible and the ultimate Indy-like AA dark ride is asking way too much from today's Disney.

Right. And since we're not going to get a pirates/Indianna quality darkride, or something as unique as Mission Space or Test Track, I'd rather have RnRC.

In fact, if given the choice of RnRC or Mission Space, I'd definatly pick RnRC.

[coastakrazy]

RnRc is a fun ride but if it were between that and a brand new, unique attraction that uses the great potential Disney has, I would much rather have that great new attraction. Soarin' and Indy type attractions that are uniquely Disney are what make people go "Wow, that was something". Not to put down RnRc (because I do really enjoy the ride), but I'd like to see something new, as many would.

[WrongWay]

RnRc is a fun ride but if it were between that and a brand new, unique attraction that uses the great potential Disney has, I would much rather have that great new attraction. Soarin' and Indy type attractions that are uniquely Disney are what make people go "Wow, that was something". Not to put down RnRc (because I do really enjoy the ride), but I'd like to see something new, as many would.

New, that is as good as unique and cool as Soarin' or Indiana. Sure.... That would be better than RnRC.

New, as unique and cool as the Pooh darkride or Imagination or Aladdin's flying carpets or Bug's Land or Dynorama or Dinosaur (Cd to Ex) or Maliboomer or Playhouse Disney or..... well.... DCA. RnRC would be WAY better.

[Mickeyman187]

Well it's hard to go to WDW and see what they have then come back here and feel so dissapointed with what we dont have and the garbage they choose to give us instead.
Take out some of those cheap carni rides at DCA and replace them with the quality of WDW rides.

Yes, I am sure they can fit a "quality" ride where Maliboomer is or where Mulholland Madness is or Golden Zephyr. Yup, loads of space.

:rolleyes:

[fairytalelover]

[QUOTE=HollywoodTower]

As for what we're likely to get.... A cardboard and fiberglass dark ride,
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Funny, you actually kinda described RNRC.

If you want to look at things in that light, then yes I would rather have RNRC than what would be considered inferior attractions. But I also think that there are alot of better attractions possible and the ultimate Indy-like AA dark ride is asking way too much from today's Disney.

Dinosaur is an Indy-like AA dark ride. Very fun too.