And this is why Reflections of Earth was popular for 20 years. The music alone carried that show, and the fireworks were icing on the cake.
There are many recycling possibilities for the various components as scrap.
Giving B.C. ideas huh!
They can recoup at least some of their investment by featuring them in YouTube videos.
;Maybe they can chain them together and run some kind of water pageant on the screens as they are towed around the lake?
From what Martin was saying over a year ago, complaints started coming into guest services ever since the first barge was added to the lagoon. They should've known.
Guess it isn't the first time they closed down something quick. Light Magic, Journey Into Your Imagination, and Superstar Limo come to mind, but those were 20 years ago.
Drones, if used, could potentially migrate around the perimeter highlighting each pavilion, assuming that's an aspect of the show. That would prevent them from being viewed at potentially awkward angles and spoiling certain configurations.
Well, they can put the Tacos on wheels and incorporate them into parades at MK and DHS. I can't imagine they'll ever see Epcot again, though...
Well the idea with the drones is that the effects will be large and high up in the sky or at least high up enough for everyone to see if. So like it could be a giant globe or a cover over the lagoon, it should still be visible for everyone
The illuminations finale but with drones
What a waste of money.
I suspect parade viewers would be eye-level with the base of the barges while the videos would be playing to imaginary people on the upper floors of the buildings.
I know Disney would probably rather scrap them and lose all the money than let someone have them, but I do wonder if any other parks have called them up to inquire if they are for sale. One park's scrap is another park's treasure. The issue would most likely be replacement parts for the video walls, but Disney might have enough spares for 10 years of operation or so.
