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Mickey's PhilharMagic coming to DCA this April
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The Grand Inquisitor
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So will the show feature the Donald Duck animatronic ?
brb1006
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Mickey's PhilharMagic isn't the same without seeing Donald at the very end.
The Grand Inquisitor
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Disney Analyst
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Mickey's PhilharMagic isn't the same without seeing Donald at the very end.
I do think they could... sweedish chef already has a hole back there.
Phroobar
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How hard would it be to replace the Sweedish Chief with Donald's butt?Mickey's PhilharMagic isn't the same without seeing Donald at the very end.
The Grand Inquisitor
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Yeah it should not be that hard to be honest.
Kram Sacul
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Mickey's PhilharMagic isn't the same without seeing Donald at the very end.
Also without the giant expanding screen. Discount Philharmagic isn’t going to impress anyone.
Old Mouseketeer
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People who haven't seen it in FL or HK won't know that. Doing the full remodel on Muppet Theater might have made sense for DCA 2.0, but not now. I actually think it's good move. It's old software/content. It's air conditioned. It will absorb a few bodies during peak season. The only thing I don't like is pushing previews into the Opera House.
flynnibus
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Without the physical elements... its a mediocre film... based on 3D gags no one likes anymore... in a visual style that is dated. People are going to hate on it.
Kram Sacul
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Except for Buena Vista St and Carsland doing things half-assed is a DCA tradition it seems.
George Lucas on a Bench
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You're forgetting Superstar Limo.
Darkbeer1
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I can't count how many times I rode that things for photos/videos. So glad it closed.
SuddenStorm
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You take that back! You're blessed to have had the opportunity to experience the closest Disney's every come to perfecting a dark ride prior to its untimely closure.
If Disney had kept Superstar Limo open, and focused all of DCA's advertising around it... DCA may have had a chance, and they wouldn't have had to waste a billion dollars building a land themed to a lousy Pixar franchise that pales in comparison.
Kram Sacul
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Original and unquestionably Californian. Of course they butchered it with an overlay.
Darkbeer1
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No, the cars actually moved. In California, the ride cars should be stuck in traffic, and/or crawl at a very slow pace past the scenes...
Darkbeer1
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Phroobar
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Let's ask for something to return that we've never seen in person. Personally, the inner band geek in my would rather see the return of the Power of Blast.
Steps in Time was...weird. Kind of like Lights, Camera, Chaos - Fifteen minutes of people running pointlessly around a stage.
Steps in Time was...weird. Kind of like Lights, Camera, Chaos - Fifteen minutes of people running pointlessly around a stage.
Darkbeer1
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Loved Power of Blast. That was worth watching. Steps in Time had nice Air Conditioning!
And why didn't Disney build Restrooms inside the Theater?