Indiana Jones Attraction (2027)

[Tobias]

Ghostbusters helped do the trick too, right?

Not to my knowledge, pretty much any accounts that talks about the creation of the PG-13 rating always point to Temple of Doom and Gremlins for being the films which led to it. (Both of which Spielberg were involved with, not Ghostbusters.)

 

[cdogsumo]

Can we please please please get Troy Baker to do the voice acting? And while we are at it replace the voice at the DL one?

It might be my favorite ride of all time…but that voice is inexcusable.

 

[belloq87]

Well worth reading this whole piece. I think, in general, most of this sounds incredibly encouraging:

Maya at the Mouse: Rare Inside Look at Collaboration Between Imagineering & Mayan Experts for Tropical Americas Project

The second-annual Maya at the Mouse conference took place this weekend, and it highlighted the collaboration between Imagineers and experts

blogmickey.com

Only a couple potential issues:
1. Imagineers should beware being so reverential of the historical background that it impedes the ability to fully satisfy what everyone would want from an Indiana Jones ride as an experience (thrilling, a little scary, sends you back into the park exhilarated).
2. They've ruled out Kukulkan and Quetzalcoatl as being part of the story, so it's unclear from where the animal or "beast from folklore" connection is going to come.

But as I said, overall, it sounds like this team really "gets" Animal Kingdom, which means at least the Indy portion of Tropical Americas is in good hands.