Extinct Attractions DVD's?

[mattlori]

Anyone have any of the DVD's offered by http://www.extinct-attractions-club.com/ ?
I've looked at them a few times and am tempted to order, but would like some opinions on quality, customer service, reliability, etc.
I'd love to see some of the early EPCOT & WDW stuff offered.
Thanks for the opinions!
Matt

 

[johnnyblair]

Great

I have a ton of them and they are great. I trip back in time. The quality is getting 10 times better with the additions of interviews with designers and creators of the attractions.

 

[mousecar]

I have the ones for Spaceship Earth and Journey Into Imagination. These videos are very well done and have a lot of "extras" like audio and video. Once you buy one you are entered into the club and can then get future videos with a member discount. The problem is there are so many it can get very expensive to get them all. If you're a fan of the attractions, you'll like them.

 

[maelstrom]

I have quite a few of the DVD's and they're good, once I get them. I always have a problem with shipping with them.

 

[OliveMcFly]

I love that site. I'm going to have to get some DVDs. Thanks for posting the link.

 

[prberk]

Wow! Amazing stuff. I will have to order some soon.

But if you really want to tear up, read the "About Us" page that tells why this site exists. Trust me on this. It won't be why you think...

http://www.extinct-attractions-club.com/about-us1.html

Amazing story.

 

[GenerationX]

Thanks for sharing the link, mattlori! I had never heard of this site before, and I would love a DVD of Disneyland in the 70's when I first visited there.

Also, I agree with prberk - the "About Us" page is tragic and moving.