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DHS Disney plans to reboot Voyage of the Little Mermaid stage show at Disney's Hollywood Studios
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Now at 85 minutes.
ToTBellHop
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Eric wouldn’t even wait that long for Ariel. 5 minutes in, he’s like “hey, girl, u up?” to
Captain Barbossa
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There’s an old, dilapidated shrimping net covered in various types of chocolate ice cream deep in the abyss of my backyard. I’ll have my carrier pigeon fly to Bob’s with a message letting him know that I’ll gladly donate it to help alleviate the financial strain of buying a knew one. It’s the least I can do to show my appreciation for The Great One.
No Lightning Lane Yet for New The Little Mermaid Show at Disney's Hollywood Studios as Wait Times Hit 85 Minutes
No Lightning Lane Yet for New The Little Mermaid Show at Disney's Hollywood Studios as Wait Times Hit 85 Minutes
No Lightning Lane Yet for New The Little Mermaid Show at Disney's Hollywood Studios as Wait Times Hit 85 Minutes
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Purduevian
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This has to be the longest standby time ever for a continuously running show.No Lightning Lane Yet for New The Little Mermaid Show at Disney's Hollywood Studios as Wait Times Hit 85 Minutes
No Lightning Lane Yet for New The Little Mermaid Show at Disney's Hollywood Studios as Wait Times Hit 85 Minutes
No Lightning Lane Yet for New The Little Mermaid Show at Disney's Hollywood Studios as Wait Times Hit 85 Minutes
Any idea what the hourly capacity is on this?
Also I assume it's basically 2 full casts just running every other show?
aladdin2007
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yikes, the de-theming trend continues.
eddie104
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Geez
Will you knock it off already.
They probably had no choice but to remove it but there you go making assumptions.
Old props and netting get dusty and moldy in a rainy state such as Florida therefore it’s a safety hazard.
Ayla
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It's a blank ceiling, painted black, with every single bit of theming removed.
eddie104
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Is there a full vid of the queue ?
Explanations were already given of why it may look like that temporarily.
Actual reasons not personal anecdotes.
ToTBellHop
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Someone needs to break into Stitch’s Great Escape so we can have a complete analysis.
Ditto. Removal without replacement is a downgrade. Point stands. It's been de-themed.
aladdin2007
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what's your problem, this is what were here to discuss. If you don't like the opinion too bad. No one here is blind, its obvious it was replaced with nothing and they did nothing, that is a downgrade and detheme.
Chester&Hester Enthusiast
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You're really running with something another poster said MIGHT BE a possibility as "explanations already given" and "actual reasons"?
Is there some official confirmation I've missed somewhere that the incredibly basic nautical props that adorned the walls and ceiling for decades without issue were now somehow "too dusty" and/or "too moldy," and that the only possible solution was an undecorated waiting area with an exposed warehouse ceiling?
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lazyboy97o
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Making things up that seem plausible enough are no better than personal anecdotes. Vague claims of damage or mold or dust (that last one is hilarious) are not actual explanations. Nor do they excuse opening in such a state if temporary, as anything like that would not have been something that suddenly occurred at the last minute. This isn’t even some sort of custom scenic work, it’s stuff that can just be purchased if it did need to be replaced. The use of netting means the big obstacle of obstructing with smoke detection and fire suppression is addressed by the very nature of the material.
dmc493
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This is the kind of thing that would actually be fun to pull together.... how dare you suggest this and pique my interest
JD80
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Dont look up at Soarin.
eddie104
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So it’s completely bare bones ???
I gave a rebuttal to your opinion.
We have a right to challenge things said on here.
It was clear they were pressed for time trying to get this open. The queue was probably the last thing on their minds versus the main attraction being show ready.
lazyboy97o
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Someone doing scenic installation in a queue isn’t going to have much of a role in running rehearsals.