That's what I'm referring to, Tokyo's Nintendo land is supposed to open prior to the Olympics and broke ground last year and a Mario Kart ride was announced as a big part of it. Construction should be showing on the buildings before too much longer to meet that timeframe.
How likely is it that the actual France street leading back to Ratatouille will be open by the end of this year? They haven't started it and it took them a while just to do Grand Avenue
Yeah I am not so sure about that either.
I get this is a Disney-produced video, and really, cast members wouldn't even think of saying anything negative, but to describe anything about this coaster as "amazing?" "phenomenal?" C'mon.
Though I give kudos to the one CM who kept it real, yet still toed the company line "It was everything I was expecting."
I get this is a Disney-produced video, and really, cast members wouldn't even think of saying anything negative, but to describe anything about this coaster as "amazing?" "phenomenal?" C'mon.
Though I give kudos to the one CM who kept it real, yet still toed the company line "It was everything I was expecting."
That logo is disturbing looking.
Does DS really need this addition? I'm thinking no...
Probably true.
So they’re going to build a Norway ride, let it waste away for twenty years and then shoehorn an IP onto the existing track?
I can’t get over the weirdness of this whole concept. I love the incredibles but they definitely deserved their own ground up designed ride
Hopefully, we will be seeing it in person in Japan in 2022.
