ToTBellHop
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That one makes boom and the other makes splash. The flootzer makes a low boom.
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News Reflections of Earth confirmed to be replaced by Harmonious
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trainplane3
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Those concrete forms are probably anchor points for the new barges. Kind of like what we have now where they're towed out at a certain point of the day, hooked up, and sit idle until
trainplane3
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Little article about RoE in Mickey Monitor and starting on page 4, we have merch: https://secure.cdn1.wdpromedia.com/...program/extras/2019-summer-mickey-monitor.pdf
cosmicgirl
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Thanks for posting this. However I can't believe they're making it look so cheap
. That happy Mickey blowing out the last torch is just cruel!
trainplane3
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I knew someone was going to say it.Thanks for posting this. However I can't believe they're making it look so cheap
That happy Mickey blowing out the last torch is just cruel!
I'll admit, the one with Figment is nice though.
brb1006
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Maybe I might find that random RoE Farewell ad.
brb1006
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At least Figment makes more sense.
trainplane3
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I tried searching for it the other night and couldn't find it.
It actually says that right in the middle of the last picture but it's pretty easy to miss.
brb1006
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Yeah, that's why I added the release date just in case some users might missed it. Maybe I might catch that ad again another time. Because I remember stumbling upon the ad at random two or three days ago late a night on Youtube.
cosmicgirl
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I like the look of Figment but he's way too happy! I personally would've preferred merch without characters in this case. RoE doesn't have any.
It's a bit ironic that TDO/P&R management views nostalgia as
, except when they want to profit from it.And that Mickey blowing out the torch?
TDO, Chapek, et al.
trainplane3
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Finally a reason for me to share this. The Bobs take on the parks:It's a bit ironic that TDO/P&R management views nostalgia as
And that Mickey blowing out the torch?
Thank you JoJo's Bizarre Adventure.
michmousefan
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I realize this is the minority opinion, but I'm fine with the "farewell" merch. I actually like the design quite a bit, not offended by Mickey blowing out the torch. That's an iconic part of the show, and while I can see the cynical view of IP extinguishing "non-IP"... I'm enough of a Mickey fan to want to have that shirt.
ROE was/is/probably always will be my favorite Disney nighttime spectacular, by a very wide margin. It had a great run, I've seen it too many times to count, but it's time to move on. I doubt any replacement will come anywhere close to matching it, so I'm keeping my expectations for whatever comes next rather realistic.
ROE was/is/probably always will be my favorite Disney nighttime spectacular, by a very wide margin. It had a great run, I've seen it too many times to count, but it's time to move on. I doubt any replacement will come anywhere close to matching it, so I'm keeping my expectations for whatever comes next rather realistic.
Looks like they reused that shirt from the 1999 return!!! I have the 1999 shirt when MSEP returned to MK!!!! I wonder if that shirt was available the whole time MSEP was there from 1999-2001?At least the Farewell Merchandise for Disneyland's Main Street Electrical Parade was more dignified
Same with Walt Disney World back in 2001.
cosmicgirl
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Hmm and here I was thinking farewell merch was something they hadn't thought of before the last decade or so. DLP didn't have any MSEP merch for its farewell in 2003. It was DIY farewell merch: you had to buy the Baroque Hoedown single and then you could get it signed by Jean-Jacques Perrey.At least the Farewell Merchandise for Disneyland's Main Street Electrical Parade was more dignified
Same with Walt Disney World back in 2001.
cosmicgirl
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I don't think it was available the whole time. My first visit to WDW was in July of 1999 and I'm pretty sure I would've bought an MSEP shirt if they'd had one. Or maybe they were just out of stock at the time.