Isn't Lights of Winter suppose to look like something from the 50's when christmas lights were getting popular in neighborhoods?
No, not at all...
Isn't Lights of Winter suppose to look like something from the 50's when christmas lights were getting popular in neighborhoods?
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What is this suppose to look like then?
Something a tad more detailed than on your standard front yard at Christmas....
What part don't you like: The seed? Or the mulch? (or is it both?)
I don't like the seed or the mulch. It's ridiculous that there were viable businesses shut down only to be replaced with seed and mulch.
OK children, sorry to break up your happy thread drift but we have a new rumor in town.
Fireworks being added to the DTD experience nightly.
Any of these, just add music.
Way off-topic here, but so much better than the usual HW debate I can't help myself.
Every Potter film from Goblet of Fire on has made $290-$301 billion. Even with repeat viewings from the faithful, I don't see this one making much more than that--the people that are going to see this movie were definitely out for Half-Blood Prince as well, for instance. So while it will make a lot of money, don't see this hitting #1 for the Summer. (BTW, I didn't mean to imply I found this franchise tired...I actually consider 6 and 7.0 the best of the series.)
Pirates. Potential to be #1 in theory, but from the Super Bowl ad--in a room full of Disney fanatics--to previews--in the Pleasure Island 24--it just seems to be getting a lack-luster reaction. If it's as good as it looks, word of mouth might save it, but I think a lot of people were burned by PotC 3.
Capt. America. One I singled out as a potential spoiler. Trailer looks amazing, Marvel can make a successful movie. But no steampunk* movie has ever done anything but underperform--Wild Wild West, League of Extraordinary Gentlemen, Rocketeer, Sky Captain...it suggests audiences don't like their scifi in a historical context. And if Thor dissapoints, may reflect badly on Marvel. Or there may be superhero fatigue after Thor, Green Lantern and the X-Men.
Meanwhile, Cars reputation and fanbase has grown since release. It's a kids movie. It's Pixar. And the trailer gets genuine laughs, even from adults. I think it will be huge.
*-Is there a word for WW II-era "steampunk" yet? Seems like it should be its own little subgenre, this will be at least the 3rd major movie in it.
Hi all, I'm new here as of last night, but have been lurking for almost a year. I'm not anyone special, I am just a fan who does know a few people who are very vaguely connected to WDI in Burbank. They never have good intel anymore for me. So basically I repeat what I've read on other forums posted by these people I personally know, and trust.
That said, it is strongly rumored out here in CA that props from Adv. Club will be used in the bar in the pool area of the Disneyland Hotel. Many CA APer's loved the AC at PI, and are sad it's gone, but glad pieces of it may show up at DLR.
Well back in the day Pleasure Island would do a nightly New Years Eve fire works display. Honestly I am pretty sure those staying in the DTD hotels and nearby resorts would enjoy this so LETS BRING IT BACK!!!
Why Not?
Only problem is that would contradict their "the technology is out of date" claim...
SPI has declared that the former venue known as mannequins at the now defunct PI will be converted into a full service restaurant. While SPI usually has the latest and greatest on HW news. I'd say they are just a bit late with this revalation. Must be reality sinking in.
OK, if you will excuse me I have to get back to the Zumba party.
I saw this too and it made me wonder "Exactly how much space does one restaurant need?" SPI claims that not only would this third party take over Mannequins but it would also occupy 8 Trax and the soon to be empty Harley store. It seems to me that Mannequins alone has a ton of space why would this new restaurant need the other spaces? Whats going in there another Camelot dinner show Yikes!Whatever it is I'm guessing its huge and probably ridiculously themed too (T-Rex, Rainforest cafe). Maybe its that rumoured bowling alley that was onced mentioned somewhere here on these boards.
With that much space needed for a resteraunt, and with Disneys and Landry's partnership, maybe they are going to put in an Aquarium Resteraunt. Similar to the coral reef at epcot just much bigger.
I saw this too and it made me wonder "Exactly how much space does one restaurant need?" SPI claims that not only would this third party take over Mannequins but it would also occupy 8 Trax and the soon to be empty Harley store. It seems to me that Mannequins alone has a ton of space why would this new restaurant need the other spaces? Whats going in there another Camelot dinner show Yikes!Whatever it is I'm guessing its huge and probably ridiculously themed too (T-Rex, Rainforest cafe). Maybe its that rumoured bowling alley that was onced mentioned somewhere here on these boards.
SPI has declared that the former venue known as mannequins at the now defunct PI will be converted into a full service restaurant. While SPI usually has the latest and greatest on HW news. I'd say they are just a bit late with this revalation. Must be reality sinking in.
OK, if you will excuse me I have to get back to the Zumba party.
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