Seven Dwarfs Mine Train: Coaster Track Complete


Great news coming from the Magic Kingdom Park. The Disney Parks Blog has announced that the entire track of the new Seven Dwarfs Mine Ride has been officially completely installed. Take a look by yourself:
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Track Completed at Seven Dwarfs Mine Train in New Fantasyland at Magic Kingdom Park

Walt Disney Imagineering just marked a milestone on one of the remaining attractions under construction in New Fantasyland at Magic Kingdom Park. Check out the photo our Imagineering friends just shared with us to see one of the last pieces of track laid in place at the Seven Dwarfs Mine Train.



The Seven Dwarfs Mine Train, which will debut in 2014, is a family coaster that will take New Fantasyland guests on a journey through the mine where the Seven Dwarfs spend their days digging for gems. The attraction will feature music and characters from the classic Disney film “Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs.”





What do you think so far? Will you take a ride when the attraction opens next year?
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We'll be back in the park soon to check the status of the work. See you in a few minutes with more updates.

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6 comments:

  1. I am very excited for this! Gotta love any new Disney Roller Coaster

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  2. I can't wait to see what is in the mountain

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  3. Marco Antonio GarciaJune 7, 2013 at 1:40 PM

    I wonder why it will take so long to open!

    Universal is building new attractions much faster than Disney.

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  4. That's a very stupid thing to say, Marco.

    By saying that, you're saying that you want Disney to go back to the "cheap and fast" mentality of the dark Eisner/Pressler years that hurt the company very, very badly in the late 90's/early 2000's. Pure hypocrisy at its finest.

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  5. Sorry Phillip, but I agree with Marco.

    It doesn't take 3 years to build a roller-coaster.

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  6. Wow! It hasn't taken them 3! Years to build one ride.... They revamped and built other rides within that time and saved the best for last!

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