And yeah....EPCOT is going to have nothing, save for a tree this year.
Busch Gardens does better!
No, they will have 2 trees and a choir. That makes it worth it.
And yeah....EPCOT is going to have nothing, save for a tree this year.
Busch Gardens does better!
No kidding its pure BS. Give me a break; "obsolete" technology? Hey, idiots over at WDI: its called UPGRADING!:fork:
Now that I think about it, this is more upsetting than 20K. I was only in kindergarten when 20K closed and that's easy to just blame on Eisner screwing things up as usual. For this to happen now with him gone is most upsetting.I think this is the first time in my life when I've been truly upset with Disney enough to question their way of thinking. No, I take that back, this is the second time, meaning Disney has two strikes against them from me now (the first time was the death of 2D animation).
My mom's already considering going in January instead of December from now on. And I REALLY want my Christmas fix of Disney :fork:
Although I agree about the obsolete technology quote, blaming WDI here is not right, it's not their choice to make these cuts.
#151 was pretty funny on the Disney Parks Blog..
Last year I didn't notice many decorations in the Land pavilion, yet I know 4-5 years ago there were plenty of decorations in there, too.
And the tree will be nice, I'm sure, but I doubt it will compare to the tree and the corridor of lights leading up to it.
That would realy stink if they didn't but them up
Although I agree about the obsolete technology quote, blaming WDI here is not right, it's not their choice to make these cuts.
I don't know that anyone has blamed WDI other than somehow not coming up with tech that would work. I think everyone is readily admitting this is cutting costs and coming from TDO, not WDI.
Now I see someone quote and and edit. I think it was WDI at first and then changed to TDO maybe.
It is now confirmed by Disney thermselves that the Lights of Winter will not be shown.
http://www.wdwmagic.com/Attractions...t-on-the-cancellation-of-Lights-of-Winter.htm
Hi!
I'm new here and just wanted to pose a couple of questions. Don't the Lights of Winter utilize exactly the same technology as the Osborne Lights? And if so, what are the implications?
How do you find that?
Hi!
I'm new here and just wanted to pose a couple of questions. Don't the Lights of Winter utilize exactly the same technology as the Osborne Lights? And if so, what are the implications?
There is a tree at the entrance of Garden Grill as well as a small tree by the payphones near the exit of Circle of Life on the lower level. These were there on Monday night but more decorations may have been added now.
Can I just go up there and assemble them myself?:lookarounYes basically they do. Both the Lights of Winter and the Osbornes are a series of light bulbs (either regular bulbs or LED), connected in groups (channels) to a controller. The controller then uses timecode (like a musical score) to turn on and off (or dim), the channels at specific times. This gives the moving light effect.
If they had a desire to do so, running the Lights of Winter would not be an issue.
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