Professor_Jason
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When I was a kid I use to see pictures of the Mickey Mouse Revue and remember thinking it looked so cool and wanting it at Disneyland
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Attractions you're glad they got rid of?
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Bairstow
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Well y'all did end up with America Sings, so you certainly got the better part of the bargain.
JIMINYCR
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Same... we went through to the next area expecting something amazing to continue on with the show ..... only to find ..... props & costumes???????
Professor_Jason
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America Sings left way too soon, I still have my vinyl lp of it from forever ago
I'd like to bring up both nutrition-themed shows in The Land. Though Food Rocks at least gave us Fud Wrapper, who is awesome.
WondersOfLife
Blink, blink. Breathe, breathe. Day in, day out.
With a replacement or with nothing in the building.. Sounds Dangerous was better off closed either way.
nelsonj3
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I totally agree. The first redo of Imagination called, Journey Into Your Imagination was really, really, really, really (you get the idea) BAD!The old new Journey Into Imagination, at least because they replaced it with the new new one. (That makes sense, right?)
Even when I was younger, I remember thinking that it was the first Disney Ride that I actually hated. It felt kind of weird to hate a Disney ride, but it screamed CHEAP the whole way through. It's still pretty bad. So much dead space, and again screaming CHEAP! The original Journey Into Imagination was a ride that you could experience over and over and see something different every single time.
WDW74
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Agree... I was shocked by the Legend Of Jack Sparrow... would have been good as a queue diversion, but a full fledged attraction ?!
Flippin'Flounder
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American Idol, my family always made me see it, while I would have rather been watching BatB or Indy.
graphite1326
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I'm sure I will hear about this. 20,000 leagues under the sea. you went down into a mini sub which was hot and went around the bottom of a pool once. And there was really nothing to see down there but a few fake fish.
Bairstow
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Professor_Jason
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Poor Dame Judy, first Skyfall now this
Club Cooloholic
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The problem is sometimes they shut something down...and nothing replaces it for awhile....or ever
The Empress Lilly
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I think the problem is one of hyping, and of overselling. Narnia is from that time when Disney marketing sold every prop they put on display as 'an attraction'. The way marketing nowadays sells every change as expansion (Cut a tree? Send out a press statement about 'sightline expansion!').
In itself though, DHS was a great place for some temporary exhibits about current or past movies, if only they are sold as such. Even Narnia: Prince Caspian (not the live show) had a place, it was quite good for what it was, if by 'what' one understands some 'cool props, storyboards and exhibits' rather than 'Narnia attraction'. Sadly, WDW began to believe the two were the same, at least that the audience could be made to believe that, until Potter knocked some sense in their heads - and in the Orlando audience!
ninjaprincesst
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The Tikki Room .... oh wait they rebuilt it as if it catching on fire was not a sign that it badly needs to go.
graphite1326
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I take it you are q little upset?