The sing a long? I believe so.Is brand new animation included in this show?
The sing a long? I believe so.Is brand new animation included in this show?
Information on the show and for the cast that mans it? When I zoom in on the image it looks like it says "French Storytelling" something or other... maybe "Cast Information Gallery Guide". If I remember correctly a new gallery is placed within the pre-show area.Looks like a cast information guide.
Yes that is right, there is a couple of minutes new footage.The sing a long? I believe so.
Ah, beautiful!View attachment 441625
And yes, that display is now powered on but barely visible in the sun, especially off-axis.
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That is just pathetically bad. The sign faces northwest so it is not even in direct sunlight at this time of year (only possibly during summer mornings).View attachment 441625
And yes, that display is now powered on but barely visible in the sun, especially off-axis.
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How was the new animated elements?Saw the new Sing-Along - few quick impressions.
No live actors, uses only a fraction of the IDF screen, cringeworthy sing-along elements - overall something that I would expect to see on a DVD bonus feature, not as a theme park attraction.
I was not a fan of the Frozen sing-along, but that is significantly better than Beauty and the Beast Sing-Along.
I expect most people will see this once, and not return.
No live actors,
Is the sing-a-long in French?
No, in France.
Operating schedule for Impressions de France and Beauty and the Beast Sing-Along
Operating schedule for Impressions de France and Beauty and the Beast Sing-Along
Both shows will be shown daily at the France pavilion's Palais du Cinéma.www.wdwmagic.com
Here’s a short snippet of it
Haven't been online here in a little while and...yeah, kind of sad to come back to this.
I'm not going to sit here and 100% play the "back in my day" game; I know full well my parents took my brother and I to the parks in the late 80s and early 90s likely rolling their eyes a bit (with good humor, of course) at us wanting to watch the Disney Afternoon show at Mickey's Starland or meet the Ninja Turtles at MGM, so it's not like "this is just for little kids!" has only been a thing at Disney theme parks since the Chapek/Iger era.
But man, at least there was variety beyond that then. You've got four whole parks, yet you're homogenizing them to a large degree; it's the opposite of what made WDW so jaw dropping to me as a child, even acknowledging I was one of those weird EPCOT kids who liked both the thrill rides and the slow Future World omnimovers.
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