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Discover the Magic Tour
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CaesarBoxFan
Member
I haven't done it, but I did find a Laughing Place article describing the events that took place.
Keep in mind though, this is from 2004, it may be different, it may be the same.
http://www.laughingplace.com/News-ID508670.asp
Keep in mind though, this is from 2004, it may be different, it may be the same.
http://www.laughingplace.com/News-ID508670.asp
KingdomHeart
New Member
While I didn't do this one, I did the "Walk In Walt's Footsteps" Tour. It was not well done. They lost members of our tour (including a woman in a wheel chair), my father and I knew more than our guide who had misinformation, and I think at one point was hitting on someone in our group, not realizing he was still on his headset.
Also, you're supposed to ride 3 attractions on it (Tiki, Jungle Cruise, and the Railroad), but we only rode Tiki, because he had to spend ten minutes searching for lost members, and then didn't ask them to hold seats on the train, so it filled up with our group just standing there - so he pretended it was "an exciting detour" attempting to roll with the punches, but instead, it was clearly him trying to make up for the fact that he screwed up, and not well either. He kept going ways that forced our ECV bound guest to have to go around and meet us.
And sadly, the worst part, for me, who loves and respects Walt Disney - who yes, was a man and had what ever human problems he had - made all of this magic possible, the tour sort of barely touched on him most of the time and rather discussed him in relation to other things (so it looked like discussing Walt, but his name was there like window dressing).
HIGHLY not recommended.
-Nicholas
Also, you're supposed to ride 3 attractions on it (Tiki, Jungle Cruise, and the Railroad), but we only rode Tiki, because he had to spend ten minutes searching for lost members, and then didn't ask them to hold seats on the train, so it filled up with our group just standing there - so he pretended it was "an exciting detour" attempting to roll with the punches, but instead, it was clearly him trying to make up for the fact that he screwed up, and not well either. He kept going ways that forced our ECV bound guest to have to go around and meet us.
And sadly, the worst part, for me, who loves and respects Walt Disney - who yes, was a man and had what ever human problems he had - made all of this magic possible, the tour sort of barely touched on him most of the time and rather discussed him in relation to other things (so it looked like discussing Walt, but his name was there like window dressing).
HIGHLY not recommended.
-Nicholas