PrincessJulia1207
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THIS THIS THISPeople say this is finally Mickey getting the attraction he's always deserved. I think the opposite. I think this is a giant middle finger to the attraction Mickey deserved.
THIS THIS THISPeople say this is finally Mickey getting the attraction he's always deserved. I think the opposite. I think this is a giant middle finger to the attraction Mickey deserved.
You win the "Hindsight of the Year" award.I have a strong feeling that the Turner Classic Movie sponsorship won't prolong the life of The Great Movie Ride
It would make sense if they used something along the lines of the Enchanted Tales with Bell mirror effect in the new preshow rooms where the short is "premiering."If so, it'll be interesting to see how the transition from real-world-to-toon is pulled off...it better be convincing.
Random side note: Most places are noting that the Great Movie Ride is the last opening day attraction from the park, but wasn't "Voyage of the Little Mermaid" there too opening day?
Little Mermaid opened in 1992 replacing the original Muppets show.Random side note: Most places are noting that the Great Movie Ride is the last opening day attraction from the park, but wasn't "Voyage of the Little Mermaid" there too opening day?
I think it's hilarious that people are stating how terrible this new Mickey ride is, it hasn't even been built yet! Geez people, give it a chance. I'm glad the GMR is gone, it was staler than a pack of croutons and it amuses me that so many people are now crawling out of the woodwork saying how it was their favourite ride at WDW now that it's gone when I haven't heard anyone say a good thing or shown any care for it in the last 17 years or so. It was just kinda there and was always a walk on. It was only when the hat was torn down that people actually noticed it was there
The ride was hardly ever a walk on. For a multitude of factors. Also, plenty of people on hear have always applauded the Great Movie Ride for being what it was. We wanted updates for it because it deserved it. And plenty of people noticed it long before the hat.I think it's hilarious that people are stating how terrible this new Mickey ride is, it hasn't even been built yet! Geez people, give it a chance. I'm glad the GMR is gone, it was staler than a pack of croutons and it amuses me that so many people are now crawling out of the woodwork saying how it was their favourite ride at WDW now that it's gone when I haven't heard anyone say a good thing or shown any care for it in the last 17 years or so. It was just kinda there and was always a walk on. It was only when the hat was torn down that people actually noticed it was there
That's looking too high now. Maybe a little over half that.First of all, it's not going to be a 90 second ride. Everyone has said 7-8 minutes. .
No, that's hilarious.It was just kinda there and was always a walk on
That's looking too high now. Maybe a little over half that.
5 mins?That's looking too high now. Maybe a little over half that.
I really... REALLY have a problem with the animation style they're going to use.
And no doubt the frentic pace the whole thing will have to appeal to those that can't focus for more than 3 seconds.
I absolutely DO NOT get the use of this animation style.
The no-brainer move here would have been to do a "Mickey through the years" attraction. Slam dunk. In the PERFECT location even. It would have been timeless. It wouldn't have aged.
Instead, we're going to get a trendy, hip, likely mostly screen based attraction that won't have that kind of staying power.
The last ride (wait for unload for proof):
I can assure you that during most of 09-11 it was generally walk on."...always a walk on"? Really? EVERY single time I've been to MGM/DHS, there's been at least a minimum 10-15 minute wait for GMR. And I've been to that park at least once during every month of the year over the past 17 years and it's never mattered - January? There was a wait for GMR. August? There was a wait for GMR. Late April? There was a wait for GMR.
BTW - Many, many people have said good things about GMR and shown their love for it in the past 17 years. You're just apparently blind and deaf to it all because it doesn't suit your agenda.
"...always a walk on"? Really? EVERY single time I've been to MGM/DHS, there's been at least a minimum 10-15 minute wait for GMR. And I've been to that park at least once during every month of the year over the past 17 years and it's never mattered - January? There was a wait for GMR. August? There was a wait for GMR. Late April? There was a wait for GMR.
BTW - Many, many people have said good things about GMR and shown their love for it in the past 17 years. You're just apparently blind and deaf to it all because it doesn't suit your agenda.
The ride was hardly ever a walk on. For a multitude of factors. Also, plenty of people on hear have always applauded the Great Movie Ride for being what it was. We wanted updates for it because it deserved it. And plenty of people noticed it long before the hat.
We're all for giving the ride a change, and I think it will actually be a very fun ride I'll enjoy. The problem is they had room to build elsewhere, the original ride was a classic, and it's just another unique Disney experience down the drain.
We always go for two weeks anywhere between early August and late September and in all my trips and visits to DHS, I have never waited for the GMR. You walk in and straight on at any time of day. I've never even had the chance to watch the preshow in the theatre. I check the MDE wait times every now and then throughout the year for fun and is always 5 or 10 minutes. It's not the super popular always 60 minutes+ wait people are now making it out to be. I'm know people are upset but whining about how awful 'Mickey' is going to be is not going to change Disney's mind.No, that's hilarious.
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