'Lights, Motors, Action! Extreme Stunt Show' closing for brief refurbishment next week

[Bork Bork]

LMA absolutely blew me away the first time I saw it in 2008. The video taping even had me tricked. When we returned in 2009, I enjoyed the show again, but the predictability took the edge off a little bit. I'd much rather see a Cars Land, but not because LMA is a bad show. I guess it's just not strong on repeatability.

 

[Cmdr_Crimson]

TEAR DOWN LIGHTS MOTORS ACTION!!!

Does anyone else think that even tho they added the Cars 2 Segment during the little halftime part of the show a few years back it was giving one big idea what's to happen to that area.....Think about it...

 

[JillC LI]

My son has always wanted to see that show, and we never time it right to DHS. It's on our must-do list for our December trip so I'm glad it will reopen before then.

 

[sgtmgd]

I don't get the hate for LMA. I've seen the show 4 times now, and always
enjoy it. The driving is pretty astonishing to watch, IMO.

If it goes, I won't cry, but still.

I agree.I like the show...I think they do a fantastic job...I try to see it every trip. I ride the TOT every year as well and dont get tired of that..certainly they can update some of the stunts..but I dont understand all the negativity

 

[midwest_mice]

This is one of the very few attractions I have never visited. I guess refurbishing it may mean it is here to stay for awhile.

 

[EOD K9]

What they are really doing is seeing how much complaining the guests do when its knocked down. They are also surveying how much more of a crowd is in the park when the show is not running. Its really a feasibility study to see what kind of impact it will have if its not there. But seriously, I just made that up.

 

[cheezbat]

Why not just tear it out and get moving on construction already? It really is a watch it once show.

 

[RSoxNo1]

The show is a great show the first time you see it. Unfortunately do to it's complexity the "filler" done between stunts gets repetitive on subsequent visits. I think the show could have succeeded (I'm assuming it's going away within a year) if they built in more variety on the transition segments.