TheCoasterNerd
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Those were up during the day all the time, including during the shows run. Plus they raise them for MMM/WJ
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Disneyland Fantasmic Dragon Engulfed in Flames
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Those were up during the day all the time, including during the shows run. Plus they raise them for MMM/WJ
True.
Disgruntled Walt
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Showtimes for May 24 return are up on Disneyland website:
Ice Gator
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I’ll also add that Peter Pan’s bright color scheme made it easier to tell who the characters were and what is happening on the boat. Plus the Tick Tock Croc following the boat is fantastic.
gerarar
Premium Member
The length of the show is still at 27 mins.
Screenshot above was taken a couple days after the fire incident. Remains to be known if the show's length will be extended (or shortened) due to the reworked
iirc when the return date for DHS's F! was announced, along with it was the new show length of +2 mins.
CaptinEO
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Can someone explain to me, if the show doesn't have a dragon, why is this taking a year to come back?
50% of the times I saw the show the dragon wouldn't come out and there's a B mode with a projection of it instead. It's not like they needed to create a new B Mode.
I get them taking some time to repair burned infrastructure, and I guess some additional time to add the Peter Pan segment back. But a year? That should be two months tops.
If it comes back with the dragon after a year it makes sense but sounds like Disney confirmed the dragon is gone.
50% of the times I saw the show the dragon wouldn't come out and there's a B mode with a projection of it instead. It's not like they needed to create a new B Mode.
I get them taking some time to repair burned infrastructure, and I guess some additional time to add the Peter Pan segment back. But a year? That should be two months tops.
If it comes back with the dragon after a year it makes sense but sounds like Disney confirmed the dragon is gone.
Agreed. It is too long, but a lot of it would be safety approval based to ensure it won't happen again as it could have been much worse.
Disney Analyst
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After all the investigations, insurance, and clean up, they than decided to fully rework the villains segment.
Whether it should have taken this long is anyone’s guess.
CaptinEO
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Which segment is that? The one with ursula?
Starship824
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Hopefully when this show comes back they fix the fountains and bring back the original score like in DHS.
TheCoasterNerd
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Yes, and the one that formerly held the dragon.
gerarar
Premium Member
As of last night the static fountains are still there on the left and right side. With a month-ish to go, time is running out to change them back to fully functioning moving fountain heads again..
This doesn't include any rehearsals and stuff where all the infrastructure must be finalized and such..
Starship824
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Well, hopefully a month is long enough, and if they do they should switch them to the kind of fountains that are used in Luminous and the overseas parks.
Disgruntled Walt
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It was YOU!
Nland316
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Surprised we haven’t heard any rumors concerning the show changes a month out of it premiering.
Do we expect a massive overhaul similar to 2.0? Or do we think it will be minimal except the confirmed Peter Pan and Maleficent scenes?
I believe Jordan Peterson (responsible for WJ, Magic Happens, Rogers the Musical, and OBB) is in charge of this revamp.
I could personally see it sharing similarities to the DHS changes — meaning reverting back to a lot of 1.0 content/score. That’s just my own baseless theory though.
Do we expect a massive overhaul similar to 2.0? Or do we think it will be minimal except the confirmed Peter Pan and Maleficent scenes?
I believe Jordan Peterson (responsible for WJ, Magic Happens, Rogers the Musical, and OBB) is in charge of this revamp.
I could personally see it sharing similarities to the DHS changes — meaning reverting back to a lot of 1.0 content/score. That’s just my own baseless theory though.
D.Silentu
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I'd guess the latter and wouldn't be surprised to hear that coming up with and integrating a new climax was more time intensive than a lot of us think.