Search results

When looking at the picture, just note that is is kind of old. The Seas with Nemo and friends is still The Living Seas in the picture.

The work on the floor was completed before the Easter/Spring Break rush. So that won't be an issue for you. But like it was mentioned, it is always busy, so better to get there early.

Yes, it was done in house with Disney.

I would be surprised since the Mickey Mouse Review moved to Tokyo and is still showing at Tokyo Disneyland.

I think the fact that they use both the Mark Twain and Columbia adds a lot to the show.

They may have it a bit mixed up. There was an image in the annual report of the proposed nighttime show for DCA that is on the water and has elements like Fantasmic. There has always been a rumor of a Fantasmic 2.0 at DL, but no news on that front recently. The show is down for refub right now...

Good question :veryconfu

I believe that is the view up to the left as you ride down and see the "graduation scene" on the right. It is between the classroom and 'fiber optic city' (with the mom t__________g her kid into bed and archeological dig). LOL, the blanked out word is T-U-C-K-I-N-G. I guess you can't put...

Ah yes, the original tour. The current queue for the animation tour was the queue for the original backlot tour. The current entrance and water tank show was an entirely different tour which included a green screen test using the bee from "Honey, I Shrunk The Kids". My brother and I were picked...

It hasn't been in the tour for a while. I believe it was taken out in the past year or two.

The last day they were on display was the Tuesday, Feb 13th. Some haven't been touched, but basically one row was taken out.

Nobody is lying...they were taken out and crushed. If you had been on Wednesday you wouldn't have seen them on the ride. They were backstage this past week being taken apart. Ususally there are legal issues for things like this, so could have been why they were distroyed.

I think the bench you are talking about was located where the new tip board was installed. It is on Future World East on the left as you walk towards Mission: Space. Maybe I am mistaken, but I think that is where it was.

WDW's doesn't actually have music on the ride. There is some in the queue though. The queues are quite different. DL's is mostly outside with then some halls and a big room with a "spaceship" in it. It is two stories and you walk the perimeter and loop to the bottom where you load and unload...

They recently installed costumes from Lost and Dancing with the Stars in the ABC Commissary. There is also the bullhorn from Extreme Makeover: Home Edition. This was all put in the past few months. So nothing to wild, but a good addition to the Commissary.

Many times that is the case...they don't have a say. And other times they do have a say, but Marketing and Entertainment do many of these things on their own.

The Stitch castle wasn't a WDI decission...its a Marketing event and so they call the shots on things like that.

They are replicas of the warriors, but all the items in the cases are real. The show should be there for a several years according to friends who work there.

I think they are refering to the New Madrid earthquake in 1812. The Mississippi did flow backwards for a short period. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_Madrid_Earthquake

I definately felt it! I was laying in bed and felt like I was back living in Los Angeles for a second. I thought to myself it felt like an earthquake, but there is no way it could be an earthquake, but guess it was an earthquake.