One kinda-sorta okay concept to come of the era, though, was a proposed port to be added to Tokyo DisneySea.
In fact, you would hear "Let It Go" in no less than three of Disneyland's nighttime shows: World of Color – Celebrate!, Disneyland Forever fireworks, and the Paint the Night parade! Remember when Frozen wouldn’t quit? For at least a while, it was difficult to find a nighttime spectacular that didn’t have “Let It Go,” and when Frozen officially overtook Epcot’s Norway pavilion and its Lost Legend: Maelstrom, plus California Adventure’s Muppet*Vision 3D, Aladdin: A Musical Spectacular, Mad T Party, and the Animation building, it seemed that “Frozen Fever” had indeed dominated Disney Parks to a detrimental level. And at least for this project, that might be okay. More than likely, though, the cancellation was simply the same tourism downturn after 2001.
#Log flume ride in magic kingdom full
Some say it’s because Disney began seriously considering a full “Villains” themed park as Disney World’s fifth gate and couldn’t waste a potential headlining E-Ticket in Magic Kingdom. Of course, neither ended up getting built. For better or worse (depending on your opinion), Bald Mountain was shelved. WHAT HAPPENED? Insiders say that Eisner loved both Fire Mountain and Bald Mountain for Magic Kingdom and set teams to work on integrating them both. According to most sources, the Mountain would have some cockamamie story about the Disney Villains meeting in the Underworld from Hercules to decide who was the baddest – a distinctly ‘90s concept that, admittedly, reeks of direct-to-video nonsense not really fitting the esteem that the Villains line should be treated with. Insiders say that Imagineers hadn’t yet decided exactly what the ride inside would be (either a log flume or a family coaster were considered), but agreed that the ride would bring guests face-to-face with some of Disney’s most legendary villains (sometimes earning the ride the name Villain Mountain). Another competing concept was a Bald Mountain (as in Night on Bald Mountain, the famously feared segment from Fantasia featuring the demonic Chernabog). Remember Fire Mountain, the adventurous thrill ride once planned for Magic Kingdom? It was one of two concepts floated for the park post-Submarine-Voyage.
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