Disneyland Paris
Topic: Rumours of future expansion plans for Toon Studios

#	Author	Message
1	Malin Fri 6/13/2008 2:37a	According to the DLRP news and rumour site DLRPToday, a baloon has been spotted at the back of the Toon Studios. Imagineers use the baloons to get an impression of how tall a building will look once completed. To read full article and how one fan over heard the Imagineers talking about a new Ratatouille concept please visit the link here http://www.dlrpmagic.com/today...-flight/ Certainly sounds interesting but is it just wild speculation or is there any truth to the rumours, also not sure how many would react to the news of a more toon presence being made to the park. The talk of a recreation of Gusteau's restaurant could be a way of giving guest a restaurant to enjoy at that side of the Studios, seeing that it currently has nothing else available. Feel free to add your coments...
2	Malin Fri 6/13/2008 11:57a	DLRPToday is back with more possible changes and rumours for the Studios. First we have updates on the new Playhouse Disney show and Motorcars Parade, which is now sitting backstage at the Resort. Than we come to the new rumour that Armeggedon could be about to be replaced by a new Narnia Walk though attraction. http://www.dlrpmagic.com/today/t/news/
3	davewasbaloo Fri 6/13/2008 12:14p	I love Armageddon, and repeat it several times per visit. The Narnia walk through would be a visit once and good bye for me. I cannot believe this is happening. Or rather I can, since I am surveyed almost every time. The Tram Tour, Armageddon and Moteurs Action are the only studio park attractions in the park.
4	Malin Fri 6/13/2008 3:34p	I remember doing the Narnia walk though at WDW a couple of years a go and I felt it could of been more. You kind of leave with the impression was that it. I'm alright with them doing a Narnia walk though but not in favour of them gutting out Armeggedon. The biggest problem with the Studios is that auful Tram Tour and I say fix that first.
5	davewasbaloo Sat 6/14/2008 12:54a	The really sad thing it the WDSP tram tour is now superior to the one in WDW!
6	Zarniwoop Sat 6/14/2008 10:38a	Wow, that says alot what's going on in WDW these days. I hope rumors have mixed up and Armageddon will receive queue and pre-show fix and Narnia walk through goes elsewhere.. like, becomes part of Tram Tour.
7	tonyanton Mon 6/16/2008 12:56p	Doesn't this park need new additions before they start replacing what little attractions are there? I know the Disney Channel TV Studios have basically been replaced, but that was hardly an attraction to begin with.
8	Malin Mon 6/16/2008 2:00p	In the eyes of management the main agenda is to get guest satisfaction levels up at the Studios. Sadly attractions like Armegeddon and the Studio Tram Tour simply do not deliver a positive feedback. So you can keep these attractions going and in the process allowing the guest satisfaction to continue to slip or you can fix these problems once and for all. Stitch Live is massive improvement on the original TV Tour, and with Playhouse Disney also opening soon you have turned a lame attraction into two very fun and original shows. Personally I would rather Disney fix the existing problems with this park before building new attractions.

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