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'A Frozen Holiday Wish' to begin November 5
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note2001
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You contradicted yourself there. On one hand you seem to say "enjoy" on the other you are mocking them. Even if you don't love the frozen theme, why would you shake your head at those who do?
By the way, I'm not a fan of Frozen either, it's cute but I had no desire to see Elsa, the parade or even visit Oaken's. However, if Disney wants to let Frozen run in their parks for 3 years, let 'em. It's their product and not all folk who love it can drop everything to make a quick trip to Disney to see it all.
lebeau
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But wait, act now and you can also get this for even more Frozen excitement.
http://disneyparks.disney.go.com/bl...ywood-studios-frozen-holiday-premium-package/
Offered November 7 – 19, November 21 – December 9 and December 11 – January 4, 2015, this package includes reserved seating for a performance of “For the First Time in Forever: A Frozen Sing-Along Celebration” at the Premiere Theatre, and reserved Osborne Family Spectacle of Dancing Lights viewing and Frozen-themed dessert party (which will feature mini Anna cupcakes and mini Elsa cupcake, among other delicious treats) in the evening, and a holiday themed lithograph and “Frozen” pin.
The package costs $89 per adult and $59 per child (ages 3 – 9), plus tax (gratuity is included). Valid theme park admission to Disney’s Hollywood Studios is required and is not included in this package price.
And the award for least surprising development of the week goes to... yet another Disney upcharge!
lebeau
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There's no arguing with such a well-composed criticism. Clearly your clever use of the word "sucked" nullifies the critical acclaim, awards and commercial success of the highest grossing animated feature of all time.
Rinx
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Allow me to clarify: Of course I would never tell people to stop doing what they want to do hence farewell and enjoy it etc. because I know they will, they want to be there. And that's absolutely fine. I'm shaking my head not at them but at Disney for manipulating everyone inside for making them think everything Frozen is the greatest thing in the world. But it's a business, I understand. I guess I just wish it was something else IDK. Bleh I'm whatever lol
Magenta Panther
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Or sic the Fairy Godmother on her!
But it's really no big deal. This is just a response to current popular demand. Cindy will get her castle back eventually, and at least this show isn't a desecration to a Disney park's main motif. It's not like they're painting the Matterhorn green or anything...
Animaniac93-98
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I'm also concerned about the connection implied between Fantasia and sucking.
Rinx
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I just surely hope this gentleman doesn't speak for everybody....be honest if you can relate though
http://nypost.com/2014/09/24/how-disneys-frozen-ruined-my-life/
http://nypost.com/2014/09/24/how-disneys-frozen-ruined-my-life/
DisneyRoy
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But wait, act now and you can also get this for even more Frozen excitement.
http://disneyparks.disney.go.com/bl...ywood-studios-frozen-holiday-premium-package/
Offered November 7 – 19, November 21 – December 9 and December 11 – January 4, 2015, this package includes reserved seating for a performance of “For the First Time in Forever: A Frozen Sing-Along Celebration” at the Premiere Theatre, and reserved Osborne Family Spectacle of Dancing Lights viewing and Frozen-themed dessert party (which will feature mini Anna cupcakes and mini Elsa cupcake, among other delicious treats) in the evening, and a holiday themed lithograph and “Frozen” pin.
The package costs $89 per adult and $59 per child (ages 3 – 9), plus tax (gratuity is included). Valid theme park admission to Disney’s Hollywood Studios is required and is not included in this package price.
This one doesn't sound so bad to me. You get the reserved seating. So if your little one REALLY loves the show, you can't go wrong there. Reserved seating for the Osborne lighting. From what I've heard it can get pretty packed back there during this, so another win. FREE desserts! Free besides the cost of the package obviously. A lithograph and pin. The pin is probably $10 at least by itself. I could see doing this one...
note2001
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I just surely hope this gentleman doesn't speak for everybody....be honest if you can relate though
http://nypost.com/2014/09/24/how-disneys-frozen-ruined-my-life/
I seem to remember my 4year old boy having a similar reaction to Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.
disney4life2008
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NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!! Why on earth would they do this. I was looking forward to Cinderella (a real princess) lighting the castle. I can appreciate Anna, Elsa and Olaf but who cares about them lighting the castle.
lebeau
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I assume that given the movie's undeniable popularity that is a rhetorical question. Because the obvious answer would be "a lot of people."
Animaniac93-98
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Last I checked she was still a cartoon character.
Captain Chaos
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Got to be Game of Thrones style though.
WildcatDen
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Sounds like a Kodak Moment?
disney4life2008
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Yep. Just like all the characters are cartoons. But Cinderella is a real "cartoon princess"
Timothy_Q
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I don't see this as oversaturation at all. Classic characters are just as present in the parks, we're just used to it.
Ariel has a ride, a M&G, a stage show, a float on festival of fantasy, a segment on Philharmagic, a part in Wishes, a part in Fantasmic and merchandise everywhere.
The problem with Frozen is that so far every addition has been cheap and last minute.
Ariel has a ride, a M&G, a stage show, a float on festival of fantasy, a segment on Philharmagic, a part in Wishes, a part in Fantasmic and merchandise everywhere.
The problem with Frozen is that so far every addition has been cheap and last minute.
note2001
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Now wait, if I recall correctly, Cinderella was not a princess until she married the prince. Anna and Elsa, on the other hand, were born as princesses.
JWG
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If we're to play the strange game of bent reality, then Elsa is a queen and can do whatever the heck she wants. Now, that assumes we maintain the "Disney princess" concept and she's therefore a "Disney Queen". Otherwise, her jurisdiction over Cinderella's castle would be suspect, she'd be "squatting", and forced removal would be reasonable.