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- Thread starter juandiego
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The new song that your talking about from California. when IASW reopened this past year at D/L they found the old area cue line BGM from the New York Worlds fair....They recleaned it and digitaly remastered the track. The track features the different ride zones that fade in and out. Its a great addition and you would wonder why it wasnt there in the first place. Not so much just the tick tock of the clock...but, that sound is still there.
netenyahoo
New Member
It looks like they are going to have the dolls come out of the clock like at DL, but there is no track for them in the picture and it seems to be really close to the rail and walkway. Are they going to have dolls come out or something different?
thimblekisses
New Member
ogryn said:
I said the SAME THING!!! That whole big white facade creeps me out!
KilleriMac17
Member
aklodge said:
I thought that was the whole point of IASM...
it creeps you out, while playing subliminul messages during the song....
"Buy more disney products, even the straight to video sequels.... OR DIE"
:hammer:
jeanylaser031
New Member
the clock of the new it's a small world mind me of disneyland in calfornia i think that this new iasw or it's a small world in orlando florida can be the same in calfornia the face of the clock is so awsome! i can't wait to go in the new iasw.
nickcarraway
New Member
Nope. I don't like the new iced-out "It's a Bling World." Too much white after Labor Day, if you ask me.
Brick Tamland
New Member
I cannot wait to ride IASW again, Im goin' down on march 20th, and it opens on the 17th or 19th im not sure, but I know its soon before I arrive.
clarkstallings
New Member
Iasw
I'm heading down Disney way next week with my last day being at MK on Saturday the 19th. I've heard March 18th as the reopening date for IASW. However, the Disney World website says it is closed through the 19th. Does anybody know what cast portal says about the reopening? Will I be riding IASW on Saturday the 19th? Thank you for any info.
I'm heading down Disney way next week with my last day being at MK on Saturday the 19th. I've heard March 18th as the reopening date for IASW. However, the Disney World website says it is closed through the 19th. Does anybody know what cast portal says about the reopening? Will I be riding IASW on Saturday the 19th? Thank you for any info.
BigThunder
New Member
I have to admit, I love this ride. LOVE it! And I wasn't too keen on them doing any changes at all. But now I'm excited about it. I do hope they keep the viewing window at Pinochios, we always loved to sit there when we could get an open table. Wonder if the song will be noticably different????
TP2000
Well-Known Member
That picture shows an exact duplicate of the original ride facade from Disneyland! That's amazing!
The only difference is that the clock tower doesn't look functional. I wonder if they will have the children of the world come out every 15 minutes to announce the time like at Disneyland? And of course it's all indoors to protect from Florida rains, hail and humidity, but other than that it's almost an exact duplicate of Disneyland.
But the copy of the 1960's original is a definite improvement over the uglier 1970's version. I remember Small World being one of the E Tickets at WDW that was noticeably inferior to the Disneyland version (along with Pirates, Peter Pan, Space Mountain, etc.) This should be a nice improvement for East Coast audiences.
The only difference is that the clock tower doesn't look functional. I wonder if they will have the children of the world come out every 15 minutes to announce the time like at Disneyland? And of course it's all indoors to protect from Florida rains, hail and humidity, but other than that it's almost an exact duplicate of Disneyland.
But the copy of the 1960's original is a definite improvement over the uglier 1970's version. I remember Small World being one of the E Tickets at WDW that was noticeably inferior to the Disneyland version (along with Pirates, Peter Pan, Space Mountain, etc.) This should be a nice improvement for East Coast audiences.