Anyone Else Not A Fan Of Dance Parties?

[Darth Tater]

Maybe I'm gradually becoming an old gripe. Last time I was in Tomorrowland, they had that Stitch dance party taking place. To me, it sorta killed the atmosphere. You could even hear it while riding TTA. Like I said, maybe I'm too much of a Disney purist & need to lighten up a little. But do these dance parties ruin the ambience for any of you? After reading about the Spring Break dance party taking place on Streets of America at DHS this week, the first thought that went through my mind was: "Avoid at all costs."

What are your thoughts? Are these dance parties just good fun, or atmosphere-killers in the parks?

 

[Spikerdink]

I find them a pass by feature.... no matter where they are I sneak around the edges and hope that enough people are staring at the show that my next ride/show/attraction has less people.

 

[Hakunamatata]

Cheap rubbish that they call entertainment.

 

[RedDad]

Really can't stand them. We run the other way every time they start up. But then I'm an admitted old grump when it comes to "kids these days" and their "music"...

 

[Californian Elitist]

Cheap entertainment in my opinion. I can't stand them.

 

[Vader2112]

Maybe I'm gradually becoming an old gripe. Last time I was in Tomorrowland, they had that Stitch dance party taking place. To me, it sorta killed the atmosphere. You could even hear it while riding TTA. Like I said, maybe I'm too much of a Disney purist & need to lighten up a little. But do these dance parties ruin the ambience for any of you? After reading about the Spring Break dance party taking place on Streets of America at DHS this week, the first thought that went through my mind was: "Avoid at all costs."

What are your thoughts? Are these dance parties just good fun, or atmosphere-killers in the parks?

I agree what is so futuristic (even by the 1970s vision of the future) about Pluto and Goofy dancing in space costumes. Spring Break Dance party in a park with Alcohol has possibilities. That is if only Spring Breakers attend.

 

[mcurtiss]

i didn't love it. My daughter thought it was awesome.

 

[Bparso87]

They are stupid I hate them my kids love to dance but they even look at it and say let's go ride a ride.

 

[goodlife78]

Maybe I'm gradually becoming an old gripe. Last time I was in Tomorrowland, they had that Stitch dance party taking place. To me, it sorta killed the atmosphere. You could even hear it while riding TTA. Like I said, maybe I'm too much of a Disney purist & need to lighten up a little. But do these dance parties ruin the ambience for any of you? After reading about the Spring Break dance party taking place on Streets of America at DHS this week, the first thought that went through my mind was: "Avoid at all costs."

What are your thoughts? Are these dance parties just good fun, or atmosphere-killers in the parks?

I disagree with most on this one we were at stitch dance party and year before one in DHS my son loved them, loved to actually interact with characters instead of just posing for pictures, it's ment for the younger kids and I know mine loves them. I admit I do too since he wasn't doing space mountain we snatched fast passes and I rode, then went back to club 626, she rode, then I went again, the whole time he was dancing away. I enjoyed watching him have fun while wife rode space mt and she said same. It's perfect for parents who wnt to ride space. Same at DHS I took off for Aerosmith while he danced its a great idea

 

[luv]

I think they're great fun for little ones during MVMCP or MNSSHP.

I'm on the fence about the one in Tomorrowland on a regular basis. Not a fan, really.

I like it when they do it at DTD. Seems appropriate and fun there.

 

[rsoxguy]

Not at all.
Just because.

 

[Sped2424]

Its really more for the young ones I feel whenever I go with my niece or nephew they have to dance with stitch and goofy it's alright I guess at night and doesnt really take much away from tomorrowland for me.

 

[Nemo14]

Maybe I'm gradually becoming an old gripe. Last time I was in Tomorrowland, they had that Stitch dance party taking place. To me, it sorta killed the atmosphere. You could even hear it while riding TTA. Like I said, maybe I'm too much of a Disney purist & need to lighten up a little. But do these dance parties ruin the ambience for any of you? After reading about the Spring Break dance party taking place on Streets of America at DHS this week, the first thought that went through my mind was: "Avoid at all costs."

What are your thoughts? Are these dance parties just good fun, or atmosphere-killers in the parks?

I can't stand them, but then I'm old and mean.

 

[MouseDreaming]

Hated that Stitch Dance Party. And you can't really get away from it, because it is so loud! When we passed by on TTA, I noticed it was mostly just the DJ, and someone who was supposed to be working a nonexistent crowd. Seemed like it would have done better for a crowd it was intended for in the evening, instead of all day. It is absolutely a cheap way for them to try to divert a crowd to an area they would not normally go to.

 

[Clever Name]

I find that the dance parties tend to interfere with my enjoyment of the parks. I also avoid the parades and the fireworks.

 

[Sped2424]

I find that the dance parties tend to interfere with my enjoyment of the parks. I also avoid the parades and the fireworks.

 

[Foolish Mortal]

Hate them, hate them, hate them !!! Huge noise fests.

 

[Susan Savia]

We always duck into a store or to a ride when we hear one going on. Their mainly for the teeny boppers.

 

[DDuckFan130]

Lol I guess I will be the odd one out. My family (mind you my younger sister is 23) loves those dance parties we love to dance and get a kick out of the parties so we always join in. Love me some
Cupid Shuffle and Cha Cha Slide.

We go several times a year to WDW so it gives us something to do and our enjoyment of the parks is by no means diminished

 

[PUSH]

They are loud and misplaced. I don't think it's very futuristic. Actually, I know they aren't futuristic. Tomorrowland is starting to become a "let's place it here since it doesn't fit anywhere else" land. But, it's what the young girls love these days. Music from people who can't sing.