Shanghai Disneyland's Incredible Zootopia Ride 

It was definitely an improvement compared to some other rides, but overall I agree with you. I don't like how they go from one screen to another on the train and at the end. It's not so much the lack of animatronics though, but the lack of time in between screens for me.

Totally fair!

It's similar to the weak Web Slingers ride-through at Disney's 2nd park in Anaheim, CA. Although CGI images projected on screens in such attractions still do cost money to create, they're way less than building, operating & maintaining actual, real-life moving figures or objects.

You're not wrong, honestly.

I thought that for the line they have this long cool prison sets and they is a couple of screens for eyes and thats it

How the highest quality park is the one in the country people will casually compare to Germany a century ago (with good reason due to the accuracy) which is also by far the lowest income of any with a Disney or Universal scale park is as baffling as it is depressing.

If this is high level Disney then man, Disney people's expectations have dropped significantly.

⁠​⁠​⁠@@ZontarDow Blatant inaccuracy of this ‘highest quality’ label aside, how is it depressing or baffling that a park in a country with over a billion people (more than double the combined total of local citizens to all of Disney’s theme parks combined) continues to receive investment and attention from the company? And does income, ethnicity, or government (which, by the way, is not something the people of China have chosen) render someone less deserving of a having a good theme park? I am first in line to point out the issues in the country’s governance, but comments like yours reek with prejudice towards Chinese people themselves.

@@oliverbeeby6388 "How come a country with a population that can afford to attend those parks smaller then Germany, whose government is the Nazi Germany of our age, in a country where when the checks came in for media exports the checks bounced, something everyone is baffled by seeing continued investment in?" You're not first in line for pointing out issues of China's governance, you aren't in line at all, and you're more likely to be the type who despises the people of China by running defence for their government like you just did here. Pointing out that it's baffling that Disney and Universal saw a burning pile of money and decided the course of action was to throw money into that fire, and that even if it wasn't a financially dimwitted decision it was an immoral one to boot, was not something you where ever under any actual impression stemmed from a dislike of the people of China.

@@ZontarDow loll it's your prejudice that is baffling

I was about to ask if that's really a bad thing, but on second thought... yeah, double-edged sword

If Marvel movies keep going downhill pretty sure the Avengers campus would be renewed into sth else within the coming 10 years xDD

@@ovilbabe I hope so.

Wait until you visit Paris’s Avengers Campus

You actually think Bob will bother to bring it to the states? You’re funny.

I kinda thought learning was EPCOT's point as a park. I kinda agree either way though, Animal Kingdom itself should focus more on learning about animals and conservation in the future.

​@@TacoEX1no need to be too negative mate.

Where I Belong: A week after the events of the previous episode, Barbara and Harold still in a love triangle kind of scenario try to make Nick and Judy their husband and wife and marry them and make them their love interests despite them having zero romantic feelings for them in return because of Nick and Judy already being a romantic couple and boyfriend and girlfriend themselves, Nick and Judy soon enough reveal in this episode to Barbara and Harold’s happiness and excitement that they did have platonic feelings for them not just for their beauty and handsomeness but also for their careers and how much they had in common with each other and Barbara and Harold sorta did the same for Nick and Judy themselves and the whole reason why Nick and Judy are not in love with Harold and Barbara is not because they want to be in love with them, because they sorta do but because Nick and Judy are already boyfriend and girlfriend themselves and it is against the rules to have more than one spouse or love interest causing Barbara and Harold to sorta realize the error of their ways and what bad friends and love interests they have been to Nick and Judy and they on an important character arc and redemption arc in the episode reform becoming neutral characters to becoming heroes but not without a three week house arrest and watching movies with puppets to torment and torture them as they find puppets very creepy as punishment/coumppence for their sexual harssment for Nick and Judy in the previous episode to avoid making them karma hounidis but after the protagontists learn from the Spider-Fox family and Spider-Otter family that I will explain in a moment that is is never actually against the rules to have more than one spouse or love interest as you can actually have several just like the Spider-Fox family and Spider-Otter family can and have multiple kids to raise with them all too, (Also to avoid rehashing the you can only have one spouse or lover cliche.) as long as you give all your lovers and spouses equal attention with no rivalries or playing favorites sorta off scenarios, Barbara and Nick accept their romantic feelings for each other in a humble and happy and not selfish and sneaky way same for Judy and Harold and after Nick and Barbara and Judy and Harold date each other even at the Rainforest Riviera and other places and have fun together and develop chemistry in their relationships for a few months even during Valetine’s Day Barbara and Nick get married with their wedding being held at the same place where Nick’s parents had their wedding with Flash as their chief witness also since Nick was also Flash and Priscalla’s chief witness at their own wedding and Harold and Judy getting married at the same place where Judy’s parents had their wedding with Fru Fru as her chief witness with all their closest friends and families at their weddings as their bridesmaids and groomsmaids and Judy and Harold move into a new apartment big enough for the two of them in Aye-Aye Apartments where Nick and his extended family live same for Bucky and Pronk and their kids and larger and way more advanced than their old apartments and Rachel moves in with Nick at his apartment and after Harold reveals to Judy he made her pregant with five kids by having sex with her in the previous episode same for Rachel revealing to Nick that he also made her pregant by having sex with her in the previous episode, Barbara and Nick and Harold and Judy make their apartments ready for their new kids and after several months of pregancy and being hospitalized shortly before having their babies, Rachel gives birth at the hospital with Emmet and Mrs. Otterton as her midwives to five newborn red fox cubs and one fennec fox cub and Arctic fox cub who Nick and Rachel name Gordon, Vixen, Henrietta, Ernest, Darel, Wendy and Katie and Judy gives birth to four newborn gray rabbits who she and Harold name Fredrick, Katie, Frankie and Yonald and Rachel, Nick, Judy and Harold raise all their new kids at their homes in Aye-Aye Apartments and were awesome parents to them never neglecting them in favor of their jobs and also having them babysat by the Otterton family, Gazelle, Fru Fru, Clawhauser and Chief Bogo and their families whenever they were not around and it even met their grandparents and aunts, uncles and extended family and the episode’s epliogue shows Gordon, Vixen, Henrietta, Ernest, Darel, Wendy and Katie, Fredrick, Sarah, Frankie and Yonald as five year old kids or six year old kids as they were all born on the same day on Christmas Eve, leading them having sometimes shared birthday parties and other times they don’t and have parties dedicated to them, and Vixen and Henrietta having stronger bonds with their dad Nick than mom Rachel and became daddy’s girls while Gordon and Ernest had stronger bonds with their mom Rachel than dad Nick and were mama’s boys and Fredrick and Yonald also became mama’s boys to Judy while Wendy and Katie also became daddy’s girls to Harold and despite having new spouses to love and kids to raise, Nick and Judy still continue their romantic relationship with each other and date each other and remain strongly in touch with each other planning to get married themselves one day when the time is right. The episode’s subplot focuses on Nick and Judy and their new spouses and kids now five and six years old and even in Nick and Judy’s careers as police officers and Detective Oates and Clawhauser that even Nick and Judy’s new spouses and kids and other friends including Gazelle, and Fru Fru and their own families find interesting foreshadowing the events of a future episode, trying to stop the schemes of the episode’s main antagontist and anti-villain, a duck-billed playptus named Murray and his montreme minions who all work as scientists plan in a science laboratory to create a genetically modified bacteria and virus to infect and kill and create the genocide of all of Zooptoia’s placentals and marupsials making montremes its only mammal species to have revenge on placentals and marsupials for discrimintating against montremes and treating them as second class citizens in the past as well as for causing the deaths of Murray’s parents when he was twelve years old due to discrimination caused towards his species at the time with him being raised by his aunt, uncle and cousins immediately afterwards and create equal rights and justice for all montremes.

That'll never happen

Where though! Lol

Hell naw. That ting getting stolen within the first second of opening.

Isn't it that park getting a multi billion dollar expansion or did Disney just forget about it?

@@eronic404well, a little bit… we were promised star wars and frozen by next year, and star wars has been ‘indefinitely postponed’

Land looks really cool

Im not the best pronunciation 🫠 - Dom

It won’t. Bob and the rest of the board would rather let the domestic parks fall into disrepair than miss out on another chance to cash in on that sweet C.C.P. money.

I think that contractually it can't open in the US for five years because it was a Shanghai original. However, I definitely see this being part of Disneyland Forward!

@@jackcohenourfilms6209 Animal Kingdom is getting a Zootopia screen stage show to replace “It’s a Bug’s Life.” NOT an entire separate land. So FORWARD thinking…

Because they are doing a Zootopia show for DAK, I doubt it.

I hope not. This doesn’t fit Animal Kingdom at all.

In German class we got to watch it and the name was "Zoomania"

No sane person will visit chinazi

@@sureshsingh-xb5egjojo did😅

The car moves a lot when in front of the screens, so you feel part of the scene. Not like the awful Ratatouille where you are still while staring at the screens. This ride is actually very good, videos doesn't do it justice (i've ridden it two days ago)

Well, maybe the locals buying tickets are providing enough of an incentive for them to continue running their business there.

@@jaryRim I mean if they love the idea of getting hypothetical money from that revenue with no regard to the fact China hasn't allowed money related to entertainment to leave is up to them.

@@ZontarDow Could you give me a source on the thing about revenue from entertainment not leaving China?

@@jaryRim no because after 2 years of cold war politics the keyword search has been burried under more recent articles

Fanart can not be copyright so disney does not have to pay the artist.

@@harleyxxx5364 Well, you're absolutely WRONG. Yes it can be. Not the character, but the interp. But either way, using someone else's work product without compensation is literally illegal in civilized nations--not that the ChiComs are, of course. People who put huge detention camps next door to themeparks? Right.

It’s not, but thanks for the concern!

Opinions will vary, and genuinely that’s a great thing. We’d love to know more about why you think this isn’t up to par.

@@ReviewTyme have u looked at the final scene? It's barren, black walls, animatronics that look drunk, looks like it was built on pennies. This ride is full of scenes that should be talking animatronics that are just screens. The pacing makes no sense, the gags add nothing and it meanders. I will say the opening scene is impressive, but the rest of the ride did not try. The sets are barren, screens flat, gags boring and uninspired(or gross), and the last two animatronics are already in a terrible looking shape. I could go on

And here in so cal at Disneyland we are getting nothing aside from if they bother to even build the 3rd ride for avengers campus

@@dayoldbread1696 Either way, both parks in the states are being left to wither on the vine (and NO, changing Dinoland U.S.A. to Encanto doesn’t count as a new edition, just a lazy re-theme).

@@TacoEX1 exactly and sadly true. Thats why I was saying I was so disappointed that we aren’t getting anything new for a long time. And especially disappointed that they cancelled the original e ticket quinjet ride idea for a cheaper avengers ride plan. I hope the executives wake up and stop penny pinching but who knows when or even if that’ll happen. Also yeah d23 was kinda disappointing especially since most of it was re theme and blue sky “maybe” ideas 😂. I hate how instead of fixing California adventure over here, they decided to throw in cheap and lazy re themes like Pixar pier, San fransokoyo, etc. those just suck and don’t even have one ride, which is sad because big hero 6 would open up some amazing ride ideas/land ideas.