mm52200
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Can't comment on the other questions but the Ice Men are literally Mulch Sweat and Shears just in different costumes. So they'll still be around just in different costumes.
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Frozen at Disney's Hollywood Studios for the summer?
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doctornick
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Backlot Tour and GMR are rides and can be done by all ages, though I would agree with a general point that they may have limited appeal to younger folks.
That said, I'm with @RSoxNo1 -- putting an additional kid friendly/oriented ride isn't going to dent the demand for TSMM. You'd probably have to build 3 or 4 such rides before you have a marked reduction of demand for TSMM. The idea of "we have done enough, we don't need to wait for that" works fine when you are talking about having done a number of other rides in a day, not 1.
I'm fine with the idea of adding a track to TSMM, but I agree with the point that it should be done simultaneously with building other all ages rides.
RSoxNo1
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And I've been on trips where kids 48 inches tall don't want to go on Great Movie Ride because it's scary. Toy Story is a family friendly ride that can't be the only family friendly ride in the park.
RSoxNo1
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What if it's a show that moves... like Carousel of Progress?
Mike S
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Well it is referred to as a stage show within the narration itself.
Rides and attractions both serve their purposes but are two completely different things.
You can have as many attractions as you want, but a theme park is generally measured by its rides.
wdwvacationdad
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Hmmm....take 2. Anyone know of an extension into October?
DznyGrlSD
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Look, if you want to split hairs to that degree, you can go home and get your shinebox.
Because a six year old knows the difference between a ride and a show. Clearly you and management don't.
NeedMoreMickey
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Are the fireworks still going on for Frozen at HS? I'll be there on Monday night and I would love to see them.
FigmentsFangirl
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From what I know, up until the 28th Sept, the fireworks still happen, but only on fri-sun nights weather permitting, if its rainy, then they still do them, but without the stageshow portion, as seen in @wdwmagic 's video link. Got no word of them extending the fireworks, but if they're making Wandering Oakens a perm location at the old AFI building, its possible they may keep the sing along and move it to the old AIE building, {I recall it has a much larger theater seating space}
ABQ
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Though it's always subject to change, Disney's website schedule says not that evening.
Featuring an awe-inspiring display set to the glorious music of the movie, the Frozen Fireworks Spectacular may be experienced on the following dates: July 5 - August 22; August 24 - September 1; September 5 - 7; September 12 - 14; September 19 - 21; and September 26 - 28, 2014.
Staggs said it and Oaken's (new location) would continue through the holidays. And he seemed to suggest that the sing-along is staying where it is, not moving to AIE.
danv3
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I just made a FP+ for the sing along on October 18.
Tribute Trainer
Member
I just made mine as well, for beginning of October! My kids will be so excited.
copakedave
Member
FP+ for November 2nd, can't wait to hear the kids sing.