Coco Attraction - Disney California Adventure

[Tobias]

If they're not tearing down some of the parade or maintenance buildings, that would honestly be a mistake. Coco is a very popular IP and it can support a nicely sized boat ride, doing a small one would give us the same issues Frozen Ever After at Epcot had with a ride too small for the IP's popularity.

 

[DrStarlander]

If they're not tearing down some of the parade or maintenance buildings, that would honestly be a mistake. Coco is a very popular IP and it can support a nicely sized boat ride, doing a small one would give us the same issues Frozen Ever After at Epcot had with a ride too small for the IP's popularity.

I think not having a ride-view restaurant and a Santa Cecilia Mexican village and shopping would honestly be a mistake. But DCA has 25 years of history and other than a couple of moments of brilliance (Cars Land) and good, solid effort (Buena Vista St.) about 15 years ago, it is a park cursed with bad, low-ambition ideas and deeply un-Disney compromises (power lines, outside hotel intrusion, a carnival as a land). Based on the park's track record, sadly, betters should expect Coco to be totally underwhelming and a failure to exploit the IP's potential.

 

[Freak]

I think not having a ride-view restaurant and a Santa Cecilia Mexican village and shopping would honestly be a mistake. But DCA has 25 years of history and other than a couple of moments of brilliance (Cars Land) and good, solid effort (Buena Vista St.) about 15 years ago, it is a park cursed with bad, low-ambition ideas and deeply un-Disney compromises (power lines, outside hotel intrusion, a carnival as a land). Based on the park's track record, sadly, betters should expect Coco to be totally underwhelming and a failure to exploit the IP's potential.

I think Avatar has the opportunity to make a Blue Bayou-style restaurant. I think that would be a totally missed opportunity if they don’t do that

 

[Jake S]

I think not having a ride-view restaurant and a Santa Cecilia Mexican village and shopping would honestly be a mistake.

Agreed — but I’m also curious to see if they make any changes to the larger dining area nearby … and how much longer things like Goofy’s Sky School and the Jellyfish have left.