DCA, Future Expansion
Topic: Why TSM is DANGEROUS...

#	Author	Message
21	Mr Snappy Mon 5/5/2008 2:16p	I second....TROLL SIGHTING !!!
22	jdub Mon 5/5/2008 2:42p	Okay, what no one here answered, a billboard on the freeway did: "Toy Story Mania." Is it in Disneyland, or CA Adventure, and does it take the place of a former ride/attraction?
23	Roger55 Mon 5/5/2008 2:44p	Troll season... Rabbit season... TROLL season...RABBIT SEASON...TROLL SEASON, FIRE!!! LOL
24	submarine-maniac Mon 5/5/2008 3:26p	why dont we see how "dangerous" this ride is after its open? its just silly to judge a ride you have not been on...
25	bean Mon 5/5/2008 3:46p	To answer question posted in #22 the attraction is inside Disney's California Adventure. The billboards will most likely say Disneyland resort on them though like most of the promotions. As for the attraction all i can reccomend is that people avoid seeing the video. Yes it gives you an idea of what the inside looks like but it really is a bad refernce to make a final decision on what the attraction ahs to offer. The attraction has been receiving very good reviews from people that have ridden it. The 3d and 4d effects are spectacular and the somewhat chaotic pace of the attraction along with the spinning sensation and the layout of the main showroom really emerse you into the environment. Is it an "E" ticket? no it was never meant to be one but it really is a very interactive experience that uses many levels of effects to make you feel like you have been reduced to size and transported into a real midway fair.
26	mstaft Mon 5/5/2008 4:45p	So, what else is new, bean?
27	mele Mon 5/5/2008 5:30p	How is it not okay for RoadTrip to call someone a troll but it's okay for others in this thread?
28	Indigo Mon 5/5/2008 5:33p	What I'm looking for in a series of attractions or even a whole themepark is balance. Are the low-tech dark rides balanced with the high-tech thrill ride? Is there enough for my 4 year old to do while still keeping my 13 year old entertained? Based on the last few attractions, is there a worrisome trend that would lead to an unbalance (in the force) in my themepark experience? California Adventure is a unique situation because there was such an unbalance at the beginning the whole park never got its footing. The various attempts to provide balance, so far, suffer from what I would call "lack of a serious effort". A Tower of Terror that is inferior to what we know WDI can do. A Monster's Inc attraction that is good, a solid B effort by most accounts, but hasn't done enough to draw the crowds. But Toy Story Midway Mania doesn't seem to suffer from a "lack of serious effort." Instead it is a very serious attempt to fill a need, or at least a perceived need. That need being to entertain today's youth who grow up on video games and the like. The question is are they correct in their assumptions? So that's a different discussion than what the OP is suggesting.
29	DlandDug Mon 5/5/2008 5:58p	>>Methinks that there is a troll among us.<< Oh, yeah. >>So that's a different discussion than what the OP is suggesting.<< The OP didn't suggest a discussion. There was simply a wrong headed set of assertions that are basically indefensible. (Unless simply jumping up and down while bellowing is some sort of "defense.") Nicely, I will ask: Has the OP experienced this attraction? If not, on what basis would the OP make a series of assertions that I find wrong?
30	ni_teach Mon 5/5/2008 6:14p	I know that a lot of people are knocking this attraction based on the videos are around but I don't think that a video can truly capture a whole ride. Personally, I'm not expecting Indy, PoC or HM. I'm expecting something along the lines of Buzz with video screens. To me the real questions are if the 3d is any good and are the games any fun. To me that will determine if the attraction is any fun.

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