DisneyDodo
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Not according to guest ratings. I think SGE was the only attraction at WDW where guest satisfaction increased when it was closedStitch's was better than the empty building it has been since.
Not according to guest ratings. I think SGE was the only attraction at WDW where guest satisfaction increased when it was closedStitch's was better than the empty building it has been since.
What makes you think that?Starting on the 12th when there are 2 parade nights, it seems that the 1st parade will start in Town Square and the 2nd Starlight will start in Frontierland.
Starlight missed out on an award win, because they haven’t phased out the Wish float with a potential Owl House unit followed by the additions of units based on Inside Out and Zootopia, like how the old Stars and Motor Cars replaced the Atlantis car with a Lilo & Stitch car in 2002, due to the former’s underwhelming box office performance and the latter being released that same SummerDisney Wins Two 2025 IAAPA Brass Ring Awards, But Starlight Parade Misses Out
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There's been two performance nights since it opened and they've all started in Town Square.Starting on the 12th when there are 2 parade nights, it seems that the 1st parade will start in Town Square and the 2nd Starlight will start in Frontierland.
Ironic too because Lilo and Stitch is a mega IP.Not according to guest ratings. I think SGE was the only attraction at WDW where guest satisfaction increased when it was closed
Starlight missed out on an award win, because they haven’t phased out the Wish float with a potential Owl House unit followed by the additions of units based on Inside Out and Zootopia, like how the old Stars and Motor Cars replaced the Atlantis car with a Lilo & Stitch car in 2002, due to the former’s underwhelming box office performance and the latter being released that same Summer
Agree completely on Stitch, huge missed opportunity for WDW. I teach in an elementary school. For most, Stitch is Disney for them.Ironic too because Lilo and Stitch is a mega IP.
It, Aladdin, Beauty and the Beast, and Lion King not having rides is mind blowing.
Not at all. If the parade starts in Frontierland, there is a slow moving barrier preventing people from Frontierland and Liberty Square, and later Main Street, from exiting the park timely, almost always at park close. Backstage, it's a bit challenging and time consuming to "turn around" the parade to start in the opposite direction.Back to Starlight, would running the early and late parade in opposite directions help at all? I know it’s been done in the past but I don’t know the logistics backstage.
It really hasn’t though. WDW has never alternated the direction of first and second night parades as part of standard operation.Back to Starlight, would running the early and late parade in opposite directions help at all? I know it’s been done in the past but I don’t know the logistics backstage.
I’m biased because Stitch has always been my favorite Disney character and one of my favorite movies of all time.Agree completely on Stitch, huge missed opportunity for WDW. I teach in an elementary school. For most, Stitch is Disney for them.
The others you mentioned at least have some representation in the parks. Of course the scale or execution can be questioned but at least they are there.
Back to Starlight, would running the early and late parade in opposite directions help at all? I know it’s been done in the past but I don’t know the logistics backstage.
I guess I imagined that, for some reason I felt like Spectro or MSEP did that. Maybe it’s that the daytime and nighttime parades typically went opposite directions.It really hasn’t though. WDW has never alternated the direction of first and second night parades as part of standard operation.
Daytime and nighttime do usually run opposite directions. With daytime starting in Frontierland and nighttime starting on Main Street.I guess I imagined that, for some reason I felt like Spectro or MSEP did that. Maybe it’s that the daytime and nighttime parades typically went opposite directions.
I actually found a few rare videos of Spectromagic going the opposite route. I believe one of them was taken sometime in the early to mid 1990s and another from the early to mid 2000s.I guess I imagined that, for some reason I felt like Spectro or MSEP did that. Maybe it’s that the daytime and nighttime parades typically went opposite directions.
I feel like I saw it happen with Spectro multiple times in the mid to late 2000s. Definitely at least once. I only went once per year in the summer.It really hasn’t though. WDW has never alternated the direction of first and second night parades as part of standard operation.
Nope. Unless they were doing media production spectromagic began on Main Street. It’s never been standard operation to alternate directions.I feel like I saw it happen with Spectro multiple times in the mid to late 2000s. Definitely at least once. I only went once per year in the summer.
Seems like Disney has changed the wording on there website on which way the parade goes.Starting on the 12th when there are 2 parade nights, it seems that the 1st parade will start in Town Square and the 2nd Starlight will start in Frontierland.
Interesting, I guess we’ll see tonight.Seems like Disney has changed the wording on there website on which way the parade goes.
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It changed on MDE as well.... I'm confused, is this a Test or Fake Rumors? I feel a Flag Pole Shot is too good to be true........Seems like Disney has changed the wording on there website on which way the parade goes.
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