Top 10 Movies and Games that Would Make Great Disney Park Attractions
This would be a simulator ride in Disneyland Resort, very similar to the Simpsons Ride, but featuring The Good Dinosaur characters and environment.
I know there's a Lion King live show, but there isn't a single ride of The Lion King. They should fix this.
This would be a stage show featuring Brave characters, two people in realistic bear costumes, and three bear puppets.
Let's get this to number one already!
I know this isn't Disney, but this ride would be great at some Disney parks. It could be a flight simulator ride similar to Avatar's Banshee Flight ride at Avatar-land in Disney's Animal Kingdom but featuring characters from this movie.
It's already getting its very own boat ride at Tokyo DisneySea, but they should also add a boat ride based on this movie inside Epcot's Germany pavilion in Florida.
I think it's supposed to be getting a ride at the Magic Kingdom near Big Thunder Mountain sometime in the future.
If it's based on the 1967 animated classic, it would work best as a trackless dark ride, very similar to the Beauty and the Beast ride at Tokyo Disneyland. But if it's based on the 2016 live-action remake, then it would definitely work better as a flume ride with medium-sized drops. Either way, it would be a massive hit among guests if added to Epcot as part of a brand new India pavilion.
Disney should build an India pavilion at Epcot immediately to the left of the Germany pavilion and put a Jungle Book boat ride in there.
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Once the Splash Mountain at Disneyland is changed into Tiana's Bayou Adventure, Disney should consider changing the Pooh ride in that park into a Rescuers ride to make it fit in better with the rest of New Orleans Square.
If movies such as Tron, Cars, and Avatar can spawn top-quality theme park attractions, then so can the long-forgotten 1977 hit film, The Rescuers!
I wish this movie could have gotten a submarine ride at Disneyland instead of Finding Nemo.
Just like Tarzan, this movie would work best as an omnicoaster, just like Guardians of the Galaxy: Cosmic Rewind.
Just like Coco, I think this movie is set to receive a ride at the Magic Kingdom past Frontierland.
I would love to see a new Wall-E attraction take over the old Stitch's Great Escape show building.
That is, so long as they stick to the first movie and act like the sequel doesn't exist.
Disney should build a Peru pavilion between Germany and Italy at Epcot and feature an Emperor's New Groove-themed family coaster.
There is already a ride themed to this movie in Tokyo Disneyland ("The Happy Ride with Baymax" - yes, that's what it's called), which is basically the Alien Flying Saucers in Toy Story Land with a Big Hero 6 theme. Also, rumor has it that the San Francisco section of California Adventure is due to become San Fransokyo at some point. However, that doesn't necessarily mean that the ride at Tokyo Disneyland will get a US counterpart.
This would honestly make for a great retheme of Rock 'n' Roller Coaster at Hollywood Studios.
I know the Imagineers have shot down plans to make a Robin Hood ride long ago because they didn't feel the movie's setting was immersive enough. However, I feel that the only way a Robin Hood ride could fully work is if it was built as part of a UK-specific themed area. Since the shockingly underwhelming Mary Poppins ride idea was canceled a few years ago, I say they should add a Robin Hood ride to the UK pavilion in the World Showcase half of Epcot, similar in spirit to Buzz Lightyear and Toy Story Mania.
I know there was an attraction based on this movie located in Tokyo Disney, but it has since been removed.
Maybe one day, a ride based on this movie will be made once again.
