Happy New Year!

[ToTBellHop]

Happy New Year! When I saw that Sorcerer Mickey Hat with the fireworks behind it...my GOSH...amazing! They need to have Sorcery in the Sky more often!

 

[kevlightyear]

I saw that too, and I agree! I want to wish everyone a happy new year! I hope this year is as good or better than this past year for everyone out there. This is my first post of 2002! Many more to come!

 

[General Grizz]

Did anyone take videos? I'd like to see what went on over at the big ears...

 

[monorail256]

i must admit at first i thought.. o geez what a terrible park icon! but last night... when i saw that hat... i dont know, i almost fainted. I dont know what it is, its just any time I see anything Disney I just about burst into an overload of happiness, must just be that i am a disney fanatic. o yeah 32 days till i go!!

later guys!
ryan

 

[General Grizz]

Originally posted by monorail256
i must admit at first i thought.. o geez what a terrible park icon! but last night... when i saw that hat... i dont know, i almost fainted. I dont know what it is, its just any time I see anything Disney I just about burst into an overload of happiness, must just be that i am a disney fanatic. o yeah 32 days till i go!!

later guys!
ryan

I never thought it was terrible..mainly because its 100x better than what they did to Spaceship Earth!

 

[Luau Cove]

I like the Sorcerer's Hat, it's the perfect icon for MGM, maybe it doesn't coincide exactly with the celebration being held, but it gives the park a new identification which can be good for people who weren't convinced that the Earfel Tower was good enought to compete with Spaceship Earth or Cinderella's Castle.
-->LUAU

 

[kevinwyld]

I spent New Year's Eve at Epcot, and witnessed an amazing fireworks display after the usual Illuminations.

But a question comes to mind after hearing that two parks were full on the day - presumably MK & Epcot (?).
How many people does it take before the parks are declared 'full'?
All answers gratefully received

 

[kevlightyear]

Originally posted by kevinwyld

How many people does it take before the parks are declared 'full'?
All answers gratefully received

I'm guessing you want something a little more indepth than "a lot", or "when it gets really really really crowded." Unfortunately I don't know. It would be interesting to know the parks' capacity though. Also, is this just a fire hazard thing, or do the Disney people pick the number?