It did not.I wonder if the Aladdin flying carpet survived the revamp?
Don’t know how it fared with the fire damage.
So it's just permanent B-mode? Incredibly lame.
Never thought we'd see the day where WDW had the better Fantasmic.
Unpopular opinion, but I've always preferred WDW's show. Pink Elephants part is really weird, and the Jafar snake is preferable to me over Kaa.Y’all can finally come to WDW now that we will have the better F!
For some reason, Captain Hook keeps calling him "JACK!" and Peter Pan is really concerned about his missing compass.Do we know if Peter Pan is still the 1992 Soundtrack? Or was it Redone?
Not Helping!For some reason, Captain Hook keeps calling him "JACK!" and Peter Pan is really concerned about his missing compass.
Do we know if Peter Pan is still the 1992 Soundtrack? Or was it Redone?
WDW already has the better F! Mondays through Thursdays during half (or more) of the year, aka when F! goes dark at Disneyland since guests don't deserve such nighttime spectacular.Y’all can finally come to WDW now that we will have the better F!
The DHS version is all nice and dandy, and has some pretty nice show scenes too, especially the new ones. It's also easier in and out compared to Disneyland's, which is especially nice on my back and legs.
But I noticed something missing whenever watching the version at Hollywood Studios, and it's not subtle to me, either. The magic that comes with Disneyland's version just can't be beat, the magic of having such a huge production come out of nowhere is simply amazing. During the day one would never realize a huge nighttime show is performed right on the Rivers of America. When I look at the "Rivers" that is duplicated at Hollywood Studios, all the "theater" rigging and tarps made to hide backstage, I always feel a big let down how this version is simply a mock-up of what is a normal area at Disneyland. Not to mention a lot of the staging still looks cheap compared to the staging at Disneyland. The magic is lost on me, and most of the time while at DHS I choose to skip Fantasmic.
I might be jaded as I grew up with the Disneyland version, but I also admit when I prefer something at WDW over Disneyland, and in this case I choose Disneyland's version hands down.
At least the WDW version still has a dragon at the moment.
The DHS version is all nice and dandy, and has some pretty nice show scenes too, especially the new ones. It's also easier in and out compared to Disneyland's, which is especially nice on my back and legs.
But I noticed something missing whenever watching the version at Hollywood Studios, and it's not subtle to me, either. The magic that comes with Disneyland's version just can't be beat, the magic of having such a huge production come out of nowhere is simply amazing. During the day one would never realize a huge nighttime show is performed right on the Rivers of America. When I look at the "Rivers" that is duplicated at Hollywood Studios, all the "theater" rigging and tarps made to hide backstage, I always feel a big let down how this version is simply a mock-up of what is a normal area at Disneyland. Not to mention a lot of the staging still looks cheap compared to the staging at Disneyland. The magic is lost on me, and most of the time while at DHS I choose to skip Fantasmic.
I might be jaded as I grew up with the Disneyland version, but I also admit when I prefer something at WDW over Disneyland, and in this case I choose Disneyland's version hands down.
At least the WDW version still has a dragon at the moment.
Thats definitely the edge DL's version has. Imagine taking ride on the SS Columbia during the day, a replica of the first American ship to go around the world. Then at night emerges as a pirate ship under Captain Hooks command. Or the Mark Twain Riverboat. You rode it during the day and it emerges at night with pyro pinwheels on the side then boom..Disney characters on the same deck you stood on the riverboat.
Once upon a time, the Mark Twain would contain more characters on the boat in the finale than WDW. After 2.0 debuted in 2017, the number of characters was cut (mainly the top deck containing the miners from Peter Pan segment).Or there's this version at WDW, which was apparently made out of PVC pipe and three trips to Home Depot.
Once upon a time, the Mark Twain would contain more characters on the boat in the finale than WDW. After 2.0 debuted in 2017, the number of characters was cut (mainly the top deck containing the miners from Peter Pan segment).
Now WDW has more characters on their smaller Steamboat Willie Riverboat, which consistently has 35 characters twirling and dancing, while DL hovers somewhere between 30-33 characters (sometimes even less) depending on who's available/calls in.
No excuse that DL with the much larger boat shouldn't have more characters in theirs for the grand finale. It's all very ironic.
It's temporary B-mode.So it's just permanent B-mode? Incredibly lame.
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