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damkira on 24 January 2010

hmm maybe firing plushies at the other cars? I dunno... they could at least do luigi raceway

 



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Netyaroze on 24 January 2010

Wow I never thought of that but this sounds great I would prefer that over disney land anytime.

The Castle of peach mario and luigi characters weird drives through Super Mario Levels. Mario kart tracks. Zeldas castles or maybe all Hyrule. With the lake the mountains the castle links village. Kirby Land Pokemon world. Metroid roller coaster.

I wonder why there is no park, they should make one in USA europe and japan, with the quadrillions they earned.



Kenryoku_Maxis on 24 January 2010
invetedlotus123 said:
Kenryoku_Maxis said:
LordTheNightKnight said:
Disney already was diversified when they made the first park.

Although I swear I read about plans to make a Pokemon them park. But a full Nintendo theme park would be cool.

Nintendo indeed opened a Pokemon themed park in Japan.  As well as a chain of Pokemon themed 'centers', one which is in New York.

As for a Nintendo themed park, it could probably work, but only to a point.  Would you really enjoy a park with water themed 'Pipe' rides, Mario 'kart' rides and Pikmin '3D' experiences like Disney?  In the end, you'd go there once, say 'that was neat' and never go there again realizing the games themseles are 100x better than the amusement park.  That's part of Disneys problem currently.  They're losing business to things such as Video Games.  Where some people use to spend repeat weekends or even entire weeks going to Disney World, now they will only go for a day or even skip going because they'd rather play games at home.

I'm going to disney at January 2011. It's one of my dreams, for people in us going to disney should be something pretty easy, but for BR it's just shitty expensive! Sure i prefer to travel to disney than staying at home!

Actually, Disney is trying to focus more on trying to get more foreign people (outside of the USA) to come to Disneyland/Disney World.  Because they spend more money and stay longer.  Hence why they build Euro Disney/Disney Tokyo and are building a new Disney theme park in China.  I believe they also were considering building a park in South America but something killed that idea.

In any event, while you would think its easier for Americans to get to the parks, its not for all Americans.  Some foreign people are rich and make yearly trips to Disney World, while some Americans never go to Disneyland/Disney World their whole life.



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Maneco on 24 January 2010

Never... Although it wouldn't be surprising to see new PokéParks around the world.



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Imphamis on 24 January 2010

I don't think we will ever see a Nintendo Theme Park, but a new Pokemon Theme Park ( PokePark ) is more likely.



 

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invetedlotus123 on 24 January 2010
Kenryoku_Maxis said:
invetedlotus123 said:
Kenryoku_Maxis said:
LordTheNightKnight said:
Disney already was diversified when they made the first park.

Although I swear I read about plans to make a Pokemon them park. But a full Nintendo theme park would be cool.

Nintendo indeed opened a Pokemon themed park in Japan.  As well as a chain of Pokemon themed 'centers', one which is in New York.

As for a Nintendo themed park, it could probably work, but only to a point.  Would you really enjoy a park with water themed 'Pipe' rides, Mario 'kart' rides and Pikmin '3D' experiences like Disney?  In the end, you'd go there once, say 'that was neat' and never go there again realizing the games themseles are 100x better than the amusement park.  That's part of Disneys problem currently.  They're losing business to things such as Video Games.  Where some people use to spend repeat weekends or even entire weeks going to Disney World, now they will only go for a day or even skip going because they'd rather play games at home.

I'm going to disney at January 2011. It's one of my dreams, for people in us going to disney should be something pretty easy, but for BR it's just shitty expensive! Sure i prefer to travel to disney than staying at home!

Actually, Disney is trying to focus more on trying to get more foreign people (outside of the USA) to come to Disneyland/Disney World.  Because they spend more money and stay longer.  Hence why they build Euro Disney/Disney Tokyo and are building a new Disney theme park in China.  I believe they also were considering building a park in South America but something killed that idea.

In any event, while you would think its easier for Americans to get to the parks, its not for all Americans.  Some foreign people are rich and make yearly trips to Disney World, while some Americans never go to Disneyland/Disney World their whole life.

Yeah. But, for the american middle class it should be much easier.You can go by car and the airplane tickets are cheaper, and you don't get the drama of exchanging rate that halves you money.



mike_intellivision on 24 January 2010

Probably never.

After all, if there was money in it -- Nintendo would have already done it.
But since Sega did it, it must not be the best of ideas.

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theARTIST0017 on 24 January 2010

Yes that would be sweet, but financially stabbing on Nintendo. It would be either a make or break it game but then again that's how the DS and Wii were. Soo we'll see I guess.



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