Excuse my french then but WHAT THE HELL are they going to to do with this parade?
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Paint the night is not moving to Disney World. Stop bumping this.
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Excuse my french then but WHAT THE HELL are they going to to do with this parade?
TTA94
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Like others here have said over and over, Its staying at DL. Guess time will tell.
I mean, I figured it was staying in Disneyland - it's clear it's NOT coming to Orlando. But it just baffles me that they won't confirm it.
TTA94
Well-Known Member
Only guess is they really don't know for sure how long the refurb will take and they don't want to pull a WDW RoL situation
Paint the Night? Run it again when it is fixed.
Goofnut1980
Well-Known Member
this was 4k video.. it looks so cheap! What was wrong with keeping it the way it was? Maybe it is so old it broke on the transfer. lol
Cesar R M
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meanwhile.. WDW cant even get per park napkins and merchandise(aka disney parks generic stuff)
speaking of specialized stuff. I remember someone mentioned DAK was again offering certain DAK exclusive stuff (napkins and bottles). Is that true?
TTA94
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They probably won't make the decision when it's coming back until around April. So sadly we have a lot of time to speculate lol.
As to when WDW will announce its summertime entertainment, the new nighttime show and maybe FOF... who knows, but id guess around April as well.
MagicHappens1971
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I thought Disney gave a return date? They did say that there were no plans to PTN to come to wdw "at this time", which can mean anything in the current realm of TDO operations.
EvilChameleon
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Holy triple post, LEGO Batman!
brb1006
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It will come back once MSEP is over in a few months.
TTA94
Well-Known Member
Many DL fans seem to be very happy MSEP is back. Apparently there are rumors going around DL that MSEP may get a extension. Someone pointed out that the DL MSEP merchandise does not say limited, glowing away soon or farewell season. While the WDW tshirts did say glowing away.
That's a fan blog.
If you believe it, also read the bolded section further down that page.
(That's if you believe a blog that states the parade cost $500,000)
ToTBellHop
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You are grasping at straws. If I were grasping at straws, I would look for subtle signs of something better than a used parade.If Paint the night was coming back wouldn't they tell us that it is gonna come back in the summer?
Use your internet sleuthing abilities to find blogs that tell us which new country is coming to Epcot or what that CBR expansion is all about.
Californian Elitist
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If Paint the night was coming back wouldn't they tell us that it is gonna come back in the summer?
Why can't you just be patient and wait for an announcement?
ToTBellHop
Well-Known Member
So find unreliable sources to support your alternative facts?
TTA94
Well-Known Member
Like I said before most likely we will get a announcement closer to June. Id guess around late April. Probably around the time DL announces the return of F!. Until then it's a guessing game.
As for WDW the only thing they care about right now is getting RoL finally launched! lol.
As for WDW the only thing they care about right now is getting RoL finally launched! lol.
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CanadianGordon
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The suits at Disney should be ashamed of those pictures of people sitting on curbs waiting for a bloody nonexistent parade. They should have had a new one ready to go at WDW immediately after MSEP moved to Disneyland.
GhostHost1000
Premium Member
The unfortunate part is I doubt it is really a big concern for the suits at Disney.
Though the mismanagement of night time parades at the MK (or nighttime shows at all parks in general) over the years has been incredible