Over the years, we've seen new attractions come and old attractions go. Over the years, I've noticed: They only do away with some of their best attractions to make way for things that just won't be as great.
To name a few things, the live-show for The Hunchback of Notre Dame at the MGM Studios-- Or "Hollywood Studios" as it is called now. It was a great show, and they remove it and replace it with something that just isn't as great.
Tarzan Rocks! at the Animal Kingdom park. I don't know if you like Tarzan or not, but the show was spectacular and the music would give you goosebumps. And then they replace it with a musical based on a movie that just isn't a musical? Finding Nemo, in my honest opinion, was not as great as Tarzan.
Now, I have heard that they are planning on adding another expansion to the Animal Kingdom Theme Park based around Avatar. While it doesn't make much sense to me that they would be adding an expansion to a theme park that isn't Disney Related(At least, in a park that ISN'T Hollywood Studios), I thought the idea would be pretty neat. I liked the film, and I'm sure Disney would do a fairly decent job...
... That is, until I read that they will be closing the Festival of the Lion King.
... Excuse me, what? You are getting rid of yet ANOTHER one of your greatest attractions to make way for something that just isn't Disney Related? EXCUSE me?
Now, Avatar? I liked the film. I didn't mind the idea of an expansion to the Animal Kingdom Theme park, until I read about THAT.
WHAT are they doing!? That is NOT wise!
That was only to name a few things that have since been retired, and I'm not quite sure if there is anything else. But tell me: Am I the only one that notices this? Are they getting rid of their best attractions on purpose or something?
