DisneyGentleman
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I think it created false perspective!
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Is the clock ticking on the Sorcerer Mickey Hat icon at the Studios? YES!
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Rose&Crowner
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Does anyone here know what the heck Bee B-ate is? It's the hinted "inflatable icon" after Moke Moke, again, whatever the hell that is.
BrerJon
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BB-8 is the globe shaped droid from the new Star Wars movie... I think having an inflatable balloon for Star Wars Weekends where the hat once stood could be cool, as long as they deflated it afterwards.
lazyboy97o
Well-Known Member
It seems like Disney's Hollywood Studios could use its own version of Partners.
BrerJon
Well-Known Member
So if it does turn out - as suggested above, that the hat isn't going to be replaced, but the area will be used for a series of temporary inflatable icons, that could be a nice solution. It sounds like the approach used on the empty plinth in Trafalgar Square in London where for ages people wondered what would be built, and eventually they just used it for rotating art sculptures, never there for more than a few months at a time.
If Disney used the area to promote the big summer/winter movies with big balloons, then took them down after a couple of months so that the theater was the view most of the time, I could live with that, and the hatites would like it too, so if they *have* to put something there other than flowerbeds and benches, that does sound like the most bearable option I've heard so far.
If Disney used the area to promote the big summer/winter movies with big balloons, then took them down after a couple of months so that the theater was the view most of the time, I could live with that, and the hatites would like it too, so if they *have* to put something there other than flowerbeds and benches, that does sound like the most bearable option I've heard so far.
RandomPrincess
Keep Moving Forward
What do 1940s Walt and Mickey look like?
lazyboy97o
Well-Known Member
Walt and Donald might be more period appropriate.
RandomPrincess
Keep Moving Forward
Mike S
Well-Known Member
That would definitely be unique. Better than just copying the new statue in DCA. What would the name be though?
Darth Sidious
Authentically Disney Distinctly Chinese
Found a 1940s Mickey
I think a Fantasia Mickey Partners statue would be nice and a nod to those who liked that hat.
sshindel
The Epcot Manifesto
I really, really, really hope this inflatable icon stuff turns out to be the joke that it sounds like.
I'd take the hat over a series of Macy's parade balloons. As terrible as the hat was, the thought of a series of cheap blow ups coming back to block the same view we raised hell about for all of these years is much worse IMO.
I really hope this remains a message board joke.
I'd take the hat over a series of Macy's parade balloons. As terrible as the hat was, the thought of a series of cheap blow ups coming back to block the same view we raised hell about for all of these years is much worse IMO.
I really hope this remains a message board joke.
DisneyGentleman
Well-Known Member
Their hand and my wallet?
Rose&Crowner
Well-Known Member
I didn't believe it at first either but think about it, why commit to one thing that will never please everyone when you can utilize the space to showcase what's "Happening Now" at the newly christened Disney's Studio Kingdom?
ford91exploder
Resident Curmudgeon
Iger and Scrooge McDuck...
RobBlock
Member
Michael Eisner and Frank Wells.
ford91exploder
Resident Curmudgeon
Michael Eisner and Frank Wells.
Thst one I'd like to see, Unfortunately the giant ego inhabiting Burbank will never let it happen.
asianway
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DisneySEA got a Storytellers, I'd lay money down Studios will too
lazyboy97o
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At least they'll be consistent with it not making sense in any of its locations.
Mike S
Well-Known Member
Most likely.
