SoFloMagic
Well-Known Member
No inside knowledge on this, but it looked to me like they were expanding/connecting the concrete forms that will likely hold the big screen things. My guess is that the large illuminations barges (and especially the globe) would have gotten in the way of that work.I'm not going to read through a 71 page thread because lol, but does anyone know if there were permit-related reasons to Illuminations closing? It just seems very strange that Disney would make a temporary show before a planned show that started the day *of* Illuminations: ROE's 20th birthday.
But someone with knowledge can give you a much better answer, I'm sure.