Coco Attraction - Disney California Adventure

[Jerroddragon]

while acknowledging I’m part of the problem here, boy do I miss when people wrote articles about this kind of stuff instead of making videos.

Micechat Does put up I think weekly articles

Not sure if they have done it on this yet but its one of the last places with a writing team

 

[Mad Dog]

Micechat Does put up I think weekly articles

Not sure if they have done it on this yet but its one of the last places with a writing team

Yes, and with lots of photos too. They're well done. I really don't like wasting my time watching a 30 minute to 40 minute video, especially when the meat of the presentation could be done in a couple minute presentation. Rest is just generally fluff and b.s. ing to hold viewers. I rarely watch any of those videos by vloggers. And most of the vloggers don't even seem to know much about the parks they're reporting on.

 

[Andysol]

Yes, and with lots of photos too. They're well done. I really don't like wasting my time watching a 30 minute to 40 minute video, especially when the meat of the presentation could be done in a couple minute presentation. Rest is just generally fluff and b.s. ing to hold viewers. I rarely watch any of those videos by vloggers. And most of the vloggers don't even seem to know much about the parks they're reporting on.

I miss Josh w/ EasyWDW still to this day.

We lost the best one far too early.

 

[MilesDriver]

If they're not tearing down some of the parade or maintenance buildings, that would honestly be a mistake. Coco is a very popular IP and it can support a nicely sized boat ride, doing a small one would give us the same issues Frozen Ever After at Epcot had with a ride too small for the IP's popularity.

I'd also add how short the Avatar boat ride is in Animal Kingdom.

 

[SkiBum]

I'd also add how short the Avatar boat ride is in Animal Kingdom.

And it feels it. Hopefully, Coco has a good time duration and a small drop or some other form of drama. While I loved the scenes in the movie, I think that just floating through the land of the dead wouldn't be enough for the ride. It needs a narrative to follow with some resolution. The Navi river ride's narrative is kind of vague. You float through some awesome scenes and then out of nowhere you are at a gathering that you pass by and back to a couple scenes.

 

[TheUniC6]

 

[Jake S]

why is this dude always screaming. we hear you, brother.

 

[MAC]

why is this dude always screaming. we hear you, brother.

I’m now deaf in one ear.

 

[Freak]

why is this dude always screaming. we hear you, brother.

 

[TheUniC6]

 

[Jerroddragon]

Late 2027 or 2029?

 

[TheUniC6]

Late 2027 or 2029?

If its going to reference both the first film and the second one, 2029.

 

[Myah1220]

I still think it's crazy that this isn't coming to Epcot as well. It's been explained to me before that the likely reason is because of the capacity of the show building wouldn't be able to handle the lines if this became Coco and became inevitably more popular. Originally I liked the idea of not mixing the IPs in with World Showcase but if all of the other rides in World Showcase are going to have a Pixar tie-in (Ratatouille - France, Frozen - Norway) it should be cohesive and consistent...

 

[Touchdown]

I still think it's crazy that this isn't coming to Epcot as well. It's been explained to me before that the likely reason is because of the capacity of the show building wouldn't be able to handle the lines if this became Coco and became inevitably more popular. Originally I liked the idea of not mixing the IPs in with World Showcase but if all of the other rides in World Showcase are going to have a Pixar tie-in (Ratatouille - France, Frozen - Norway) it should be cohesive and consistent...

Still wish they would have made Splash the Coco ride in Florida, not that it matters now, but it would have fit in better with old Frontierland and BTMRR better, and the story has multiple instances of characters falling (including once actually into water,) but alas.

 

[Myah1220]

Still wish they would have made Splash the Coco ride in Florida, not that it matters now, but it would have fit in better with old Frontierland and BTMRR better, and the story has multiple instances of characters falling (including once actually into water,) but alas.

Ya, I can see what you're saying. I just think especially since Coco is set in Mexico and there is a specific Mexico pavilion and the Disneyland attraction is going to be a boat ride...and there is a boat ride already in the Mexico pavilion...it just makes absolute perfect sense for it to be right there! Maybe one day...