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The queue will probably just be a bunch of people standing in line waiting for a ride.

My thoughts exactly. The way I see the next few years given this: - JL and Storm accounted for recent major Capital investment across the Parks - 2014 required some minor Cap investment to be cross-promoted (expect JL & Storm to be heavily promoted also as 'new' experiences as well as to promote 'fun for families') - 2015 MW overhauls the kids area with 3 new kiddie rides and both Speedy and Tazzie cars are history - 2015 SW opens a major new thrill replacing Seaviper and once proposed 'wild' location, most likely a major coaster - 2016 will see MWs next major attraction - built in the western area. - Northeastern side of the Tune shed remain used by Maintenance, parade floats etc - 2017/18 major new family thrill ride replacement to roadrunner coaster and former remaining Tune ride space I accept the decision made for a small kids ride however like pretty much everyone out there, the choice of real estate seems odd for the basis of investment in the short term, perhaps. Perhaps NOT however if you consider it being part of a master plan looking over the next few years. But I just CANNOT understand the purpose or Theme of this new ride? I can only assume the same people responsible for this are same creative geniuses that have also been responsible for so much of everything it surrounds? Can somebody explain to me how recreating a version of the existing (and perfectly functional) version of the Park's Main Street as a completely dysfunctional version is in anyway intelligent? Sure THESE are small kids we are talking about here but seriously? ??? COME ON MOVIE WORLD THIS IS HARDLY THE BEST YOU CAN DO, in fact this is imho THE WORSED DECISION YOU HAVE MADE YET AND BY A LANDSLIDE. Hardly creative and frankly a complete waste of money. Experts my arse, sorry if I'm being harsh but only because I know this business and it's talented people are capable of doing so much better

This reminds me of the driving school at the Legoland parks. I went on these rides both when I was about 5 and 12 and it was enjoyable. Must be noted that when I was 12 I thought the pre show was overkill and boring but there was nothing more satisfying than seeing that 5 year old driving straight over the middle of the roundabout