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DIAMOND HORSESHOE OPEN.. will the review follow?
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Cmdr_Crimson
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They are just using it to serve food. http://www.wdwmagic.com/dining/the-...ck-service-lunch-and-table-service-dinner.htm
TRONorail12
Active Member
They only open it during peak holiday weeks during the year. Quick service lunch and family style table service dinner.
wogwog
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Maybe post Iger, not before.
let me say this.. Disney is constantly saying they want to 'expand" or offer more, when in fact they have dropped the ball a couple of different ways for attractions that add to the Adult entertainment. or just something more then a meet or greet.. The Diamond Horseshoe Review.. and the Adventure's club are two different venues , One of which you already can open in a heartbeat, that add to the Disney experience.. and while Pleasure Island no longer exists .. Disney could easily rebuild the Adventurer's Club some where else.. Ak.. or the World showcase.. some where.. and again.. there is this giant empty space by Buzz Lightyear and COP that just begs for a new ride of some sort.. and again.. its space that's open.. meaning You don't have to tear some thing down to REBUILD AGAIN.. there has to be something, in some imagineer's mind that could fit that space in a heart beat ..the space is open the cost is cheap now.. labor is cheap and so are building materials.. or for the want of hiring a dozen college kids to sing and dance, the Review could reopen.. why, and what they are waiting for is a mystery to me..
BuddyThomas
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Trust me, I am not the grammar police, but since you keep posting it, just a very friendly note to say it is "revue" and not "review".
doctornick
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I recall there was some recent talk about it reopening for food service on a more regular/permanent basis. I wonder if there is any chance that the revue will return in some form if that happens.
tl77
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They have been using it for dance parties during the Halloween and Christmas party nights, but I think the place is just too small to deal with the crowd sizes of today. I doubt it could handle a regular half hour show like the original without there being gigantic lines around the place, but they could probably have some kind of low-key, live background music on the stage like the Blue Danube in Disneyland
asianway
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DHR would use equity actors not college kids and at a higher rate than parade dancer - any small scale show with a high cost cast and low throughput isn't going to fly anymore
copcarguyp71
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Another red headed step child in the disney attractions list...invited to events at the busiest time of the year and then shuttered until needed once again...
yeah.. well I can't spel kat if you spot me the "k" or the 't'... lol.. lol..lol..I will try to be better next time..Trust me, I am not the grammar police, but since you keep posting it, just a very friendly note to say it is "revue" and not "review".
To quote the opening scene from "The BIG SLEEP'..
Carmen Sternwood: You're not very tall are you?
Philip Marlowe: Well, I, uh, I try to be.
Carmen Sternwood: You're not very tall are you?
Philip Marlowe: Well, I, uh, I try to be.
doctornick
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That's what I would like to see. Open for quick service food with some live entertainment on stage. I think that's practical/realistic.
wogwog
Well-Known Member
Diamond shares the Liberty Tree kitchen. So when Liberty Tree goes down fro refurb later this year so does any food use for the Diamond. Current Disney is reducing entertainment not starting new efforts recently.