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Hmm I never heard that before, very interesting Well if that's the case, then its quite a situation we have on our hands :hammer:

congrats :D see ya down there

I had a very very similar idea! :D I posted it under the Imagineering board a few months back. Great points too :wave:

but what happens after the show's temporary run? this would give them an opening to replace it, as well as HISTA I don't think anybody would argue the current Imagination is the most lacking of the FW pavilions, and hopefully they will realize an overhaul is long over-due

it wouldn't be coming back permanently

The show used to be housed in Imagination, plus it would replace the very outdated HISTA ...Unless they put EO into the old BodyWars screens :lookaroun ...:lol:

I've heard F! costs around $30,000 a show :shrug: EDIT: I wonder where all that money went after they cut the number of performances?

coincidence? i think not :lookaroun

I remember when Comcast was trying to buy Disney way back way, I guess this was the back up plan :lol: But anyway, hopefully they'll force Uni to step its game up, and Disney will have to follow. Park competition is wonderful for fans :D

Whether you're for it or against it, the temporary return of EO would leave an opening for a new attraction after its run. I'd certainly hope they wouldn't return to HISTA...or leave the space empty :lookaroun It very well could be used as a segue between HISTA and a new 3D film

When I was younger I went through a phase when all I read about was cryptid creatures...and there are a TON from all over the world. There's everything from the central American chupacabra to the Australian bunyip to the Mongolian deathworms, to the plethura of North American Lake Monsters IMO...

I think you guys are misinterpreting what I was trying to say I do think they're trying to add mythical creatures all over the park, and that they're now doing this instead of leaving them all in one land. This was the change I was trying to point out :wave:

you make a very good point goes along with the "squeaky wheel gets the grease" mentality

You don't think the return of EO would at least speed up plans for the refurb? I would imagine that the revival would bring about an interest in the pavilion by the public, and therefore would make in more prominent in the eyes of management.

I admit I worded that a little too ambitiously :o I'll edit my original post :animwink:

Oh I'm not questioning that at all. What has me thinking is how they are describing these animals and their relationship (both symbolically and physically) with humans. I think a focus on that ideology would have led to a different Beastly Kingdom (For example the whole Fantasia attraction...

I finally got around to getting my copy of the Imagineering Field Guide to Animal Kingdom. (Although short, still a very interesting read, half.com has it for under $5 sometimes) In the introduction, as it explains the story and themes of Animal Kingdom, it makes mention of the notorious third...

As many of you have read I'm sure, the return of Captain EO to Disneyland has brought about rumors of the show being reconsidered for Epcot. (http://miceage.micechat.com/allutz/al120109a.htm) This has me wondering if they will use this as an opportunity for an overhaul of the current stale and...

I have noticed the huge Muppets presence in the media, especially WDW also! This is great news, as I was beginning to become afraid the franchise would be lost on new generations I think they're waiting to see how well the new movie does, as well as the WhatNot shop before they build any new...

While I love Aerosmith, I have to agree that Dr Teeth and the Electric Mayhem band would be an AWESOME theme for RnRc :D Speaking of RnRc, I would have liked to see No Doubt being the stars of the California Adventure counterpart, had the project gone forward. I'm sure many of you know about...