Yesterworld: The Indiana Jones Land You Never Got to Experience - Disney’s Most Ambitious Attraction

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• DA

  @danito1981 · 7 years ago

  The imagineers’ has to be the most frustrating job in the world. <br>All those huge, beautiful and impressive ideas watered down to just an insignificant fraction of their awesomeness.

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• ED

  @edvaira6891 · 7 years ago

  The Paris Indiana Jones ride was so bad and so rough that a lot of people called it “Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Broken Skull”

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• TH

  @TheWyman55_ · 7 years ago

  Gotta say, I would rather have an entire land of Indiana Jones than Star Wars after learning about what could&apos;ve been.

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• OL

  @OldMovieRob · 7 years ago

  A Temple of Doom-style mine car ride would have been amazing.

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• MR

  @MrFlamand2468 · 7 years ago

  I did Indiana Jones and the Temple of Peril just a few months ago and it was extremely uncomfortable and really didn&apos;t make any connections to Indiana Jones. It really seemed like they just stuck the name on the attraction for &quot;name&quot; value.

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• GA

  @gameNLHD · 7 years ago

  Disneyland paris still has unbuild land they bought for these expansions so who knows

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• WS

  @wstine79 · 7 years ago

  My wife and I were lucky enough to take part in the Indiana Jones stunt show in 2004.

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• JN

  @JNelsonArt · 7 years ago

  &quot;Blue Sky Imagineering&quot; must&apos;ve changed to &quot;Blue Screen Imagineering&quot;

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• CO

  @ColumineMiette · 6 years ago

  Disney: Imagine there&apos;s no budget. Sky&apos;s the limit.<br>Also Disney: We can&apos;t do this! It&apos;s too expensive!<br>:/

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• TH

  @TheDigitalApple · 7 years ago

  Do a video about It’s a small world at the 1964 world’s fair.

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• IS

  @isaacfortner · 7 years ago

  No mention of Tokyo DisneySea? That park has an Indiana Jones land with a tweaked version of the Disneyland Indiana Jones ride themed to The Crystal Skull, and a copy of The Temple of Peril called &quot;Raging Spirits&quot;. <br><br>Indiana Jones and The Crystal Skull is better than the Disneyland version, IMO, as it has some better special effects and the line queue is even more interesting and well-themed than Disneyland, although the general theming and track layouts are identical. <br><br><br>Raging Spirits is a direct copy of The Temple of Peril, and while it is very short, I did think the theming was pretty good, and it looks incredible at night with all of the lights on (the loop dives into a pit of smoky lava). It also has a neat fountain in front with water pouring down the temple steps and fire running across the water.<br><br><br>The rest of the land is incredibly well-themed with restaurants and scenery to explore. It also felt like there was still quite a bit of room to add onto that area in the future, so maybe the Oriental Land Company&apos;s larger park budgets could make the full Indiana Jones land a reality in the future?

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• ED

  @edgar_j_6472 · 7 years ago

  Makes me realize that current Disney has the potential to make a bigger whumdinger of a ride. That&apos;s where I want their money to go.

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