A Disney produced DVD of attractions long past?

[Cliff]

How many people here would LOVE to see the Disney archives department produce a DVD set based on attractions that used to be?

Example:

The "EPCOT Center" volume would contain Disney archives of how "World OF Motion" was designed and built. It would also contain detaild "ride through" scenes under the usual perfect lighting conditions that only Disney videographers were allowed to do.

I know the footage exists in the archives but they are rarely seen after an attraction is destroyed.

This same volume would of course include similar "Horrizons" archives and "Wonders of Life" pavilion footage. ("The Making of Me" and "Cranium Command)

How many people would pay $29.99 to buy this DVD? (I bet a ton of people)

I'm tired of seeing grainy, bouncing poorly shot "home video" of attractions of the past.

Any Disney Execs reading?

CT

 

[metscool]

Yes I am in with that idea.

 

[raven]

How many people here would LOVE to see the Disney archives department produce a DVD set based on attractions that used to be?

Hmm, let's see....already been done: http://www.extinct-attractions-club.com/

 

[marni1971]

And also www.dc-torrents.com - for free!

I`d still love to see official versions of my tribute videos though...

 

[disneydaft]

Hmm, let's see....already been done: http://www.extinct-attractions-club.com/

They are not produced by Disney though.

 

[raven]

They are not produced by Disney though.

But they HAVE been done...and not for $29.99 like suggested but for $14.99 and they include interviews with some imagineers and voice talents.

 

[hammysammy59]

The Extinct Attraction Club is pretty cool, but it's $14.99 to see the documentary for each RIDE? I'd pay 20 bucks to watch a documentary about each PARK, but not each RIDE. That seems kind of crazy.