Piston Peak at Magic Kingdom

[OrlLover]

Still not sure what makes this IP "not belong at Magic Kingdom". Magic Kingdom has a million different IPs and Disneyland (which is pretty much the same thing) has even more.

Also, while Rivers of America was great, we're getting two major lands and at least four rides as a replacement. Magic Kingdom has needed this for a long time.

You never gonna be able please a certain cohort of fans. Even I was against Cars coming to the Mak but I’ve warmed up to it because Disney is doing their due diligence.

Also it’s not a clone of the land from California.

Respectfully, I think your hatred of Cars is clouding your judgement.



While Thunderstorms will of course shut things down as usual for outdoor attractions, Disney did confirm it's designed to run just fine in the rain.

Also lightning is probably more an issue than anything.

Does BTMR shut down in the rain usually?

 

[MAC]

Rides can stand on their own even if the IP is terrible. This is the same park that had Splash Mountain and currently has Tron. If the land is good (and it looks incredible) we'll be just fine even if the IP choice is weird.

As for what it replaced, as a Florida native Rivers of America was never special to me. It was just more of the nature that I grew up around. Beautiful, but not unique or special. This and Villains Land will finally give this park more rides and more walking space, something that it desperately needs.

Radiator Springs has been at DCA for what... almost 15 years now? I think the IP choice is good and has proven that it can be long lasting.

Rivers of America wasn't something I ever enjoyed either, so I'm happy they're turning that space into something that can help spread guests out and giving us new attractions and lands to boot.