Thats not a bad idea.
Now they just have to figure out how to stop all the freeloaders who can see the fireworks for free from outside the parks.
The July 4 and NYE were pretty temporary. It involved crews dragging out launch fixtures to each of the sites ahead of the show.
What was the "largest" fireworks special event that you can recall on property? I think I remember a show in the MK with 360 degree fireworks which included 7 Seas but I don't remember when or what it was for.
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They’re members in some cases.
Prices will simply be raised to cover the loss.
Was it officially announced the barges are going away? I hate them as much as anyone, but I thought they were going to keep the barges and just create new content.
No. But why have Epcot Forever in the interim? They could just program a new show, test it after hours, then go live without having to do Epcot Forever. I could be wrong but the interim Epcot Forever show implies that the Stargate and the Tacos will be moved backstage at a minimum in order to prep for the new show.
Exactly!
Yes. And they can’t exactly be floated away overnight because of how they were built. Some amount of dismantling will be visible to guests next year. How careful they are with the dismantling will indicate how much of the barges will return.
True. If the Stargate and the Tacos are moved backstage, they will never return.
It would be cool to reuse just the Tacos
Oh, they do. They read everything. This isn't unique to Disney. Giant companies like Google, Facebook, etc. often read and share tweets, message board comments, etc. internally.
No tacos, please. They're just as bad as the onion ring stargate. If they could be towed that would be fine, but my understanding is that they are not??
