dreamersnight
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i don't think lion king is a true project but it is a fan's dream
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Jordan dby
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I didn't say star wars fans hate disney, or anything like that. But to borrow stereotypes; a family of 4 with 2 young girls who are primarily going to see princesses and shows etc might not bother with WDSP if they could instead do it all in one day at parc disneyland. A star wars fan that has never bothered (ir was never into) pixar movies would have a "must do" list focused on star wars stuff.
It's not to say they wouldn't enjoy a couple of the rides or shows elsewhere, but when disney are trying to convince people to part with significant sums of cash, there is profit in making it essential for *everyone* to visit *both* parks, rather than selling one park to one group of people and a different one to another.
Disney+ probably is doing a lot to increase crossovers - I never watched star wars as a kid (I was 2 when episode 6 came out and 18 when episode 1 came out) but I have now, because I got disney+ for my kids.
cjkeating
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Regarding tickets... remember with the exception of a 1 day ticket (where the option exists for a small addition) any ticket 2 days and longer or included with hotel packages are all 2 park tickets. I don't think selling more 1 day 2 park tickets is anything that concerns DLP.
Also you have to remember that WDSP is 95% "modern" Disney IP which I would imagine appeals to most kids regardless of gender and then being stereotypical Marvel = male leaning, Frozen = female leaning.
Henry Mystic
Author of "A Manor of Fact"
Appreciate the info!
Though, I genuinely think Disneyland Parc does need a new E-ticket, badly, since it has been nearly 30 years since the last one in addition to whatever land (Pandora?) finds its way into WDS. And if we get a Space Mountain: From the Earth to the Moon revival, man, that would be incredible.
wtyy21
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Disney Illuminations have its final performance yesterday CET (Central European Time). Tonight CET, its award-winning predecessor (Disney Dreams) will replace its exact copy of former Shanghai Disneyland nighttime show.
In similar way as how Happily Ever After returned at the Magic Kingdom with all-new Main Street projections, Disney Dreams will return with all-new LED lights installed at the Sleeping Beauty Castle rooftop since before 2022 holiday season. Disney Dreams return will have more grand fanfare than HEA's return since it will accompain with gala dinner that deserved for D23 Gold Member Exclusive Event.
Here's the interview Disney Dreams Producer Ben Spalding about the new version that will debut tonight CET.
dapsmagic.com
From there, we expecting much different Disney Dreams than was commonly thought, because according to show's producer Ben Spalding, there will be slightly drastically change to the DLP nighttime show than when HEA returned to the MK (only new MSUSA projections implemented and adjustement of Enchantment pyro launch for HEA).
1. The replacement of old 12 video projectors seen at the original Dreams with energy-less laser lamps
2. The increasement of skytracers (or spotlights or searchlights) into 28 (originally planned for the start of new 30th fireworks but scrapped), more in line with the trend of new Disney nighttime spectaculars nowadays that utilized much more searchlights, for example HEA.
3. It is likely return to 2013 version with Brave and The Lion King.
4. No longer have water screens, unlike the original ones. So, the projection all focused on the castle.
5. Pyro will likely reworked.
6. The soundtrack of the show gets re-recorded in 4.1 surround sound mix instead of stereo.
In similar way as how Happily Ever After returned at the Magic Kingdom with all-new Main Street projections, Disney Dreams will return with all-new LED lights installed at the Sleeping Beauty Castle rooftop since before 2022 holiday season. Disney Dreams return will have more grand fanfare than HEA's return since it will accompain with gala dinner that deserved for D23 Gold Member Exclusive Event.
Here's the interview Disney Dreams Producer Ben Spalding about the new version that will debut tonight CET.
An Interview With 'Disney Dreams' Producer Ben Spalding Ahead of its Return to Disneyland Paris
Read this interview with Ben Spalding, Producer for 'Disney Dreams' at Disneyland Paris. He also helped create it originally.
dapsmagic.com
From there, we expecting much different Disney Dreams than was commonly thought, because according to show's producer Ben Spalding, there will be slightly drastically change to the DLP nighttime show than when HEA returned to the MK (only new MSUSA projections implemented and adjustement of Enchantment pyro launch for HEA).
1. The replacement of old 12 video projectors seen at the original Dreams with energy-less laser lamps
2. The increasement of skytracers (or spotlights or searchlights) into 28 (originally planned for the start of new 30th fireworks but scrapped), more in line with the trend of new Disney nighttime spectaculars nowadays that utilized much more searchlights, for example HEA.
3. It is likely return to 2013 version with Brave and The Lion King.
4. No longer have water screens, unlike the original ones. So, the projection all focused on the castle.
5. Pyro will likely reworked.
6. The soundtrack of the show gets re-recorded in 4.1 surround sound mix instead of stereo.
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montydysquith-navarro
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Happy Disney Dreams! Day to those who celebrate! We'll finally see that rightmost tower roof shine:
Looks like it's only the blue sloping trapezoidal roofs (the one with the window and the one supporting the main tower) that have yet to receive the new LED lights. I guess the gold roofs will not receive bougied-up versions of the lights. So much for that released concept art... (unless there are supply issues?)
Looks like it's only the blue sloping trapezoidal roofs (the one with the window and the one supporting the main tower) that have yet to receive the new LED lights. I guess the gold roofs will not receive bougied-up versions of the lights. So much for that released concept art... (unless there are supply issues?)
The legacy park does need new capacity. In an ideal world both parks would get more. The resort has hit the critical mass again of over popularity and under capacity. But personally I’d rather see available investment continue in the studios first since it still needs it more.
When budget is available for DL I’d really hope Fantasyland or Adventureland gets it. As I’ve said before they need it more to even out the crowds again. Marketing can always do a 2005 and call an IP free SM a new attraction as a stop gap.
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Moon knight
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Frontierland consistency (1992-2023)
Creative teams have struggled in recent years to get rid of the Pochaontas theme in the playground area and Woody and Jessy on the Cowboy Cookout logo. And here we are again with an IP that has nothing to do with the period in which this land takes place.
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mrflo
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As much as I like the movie Coco, I am equally annoyed by the fact that they are corrupting the Thunder Mesa theme & storyline of Frontierland by forcing an Pixar IP in there. It feels like WDI Paris is disregarding the legacy created by the original Imagineers. What's next? Woody's Roundup moving into Silver Spur Steakhouse?
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Henry Mystic
Author of "A Manor of Fact"
Stunning! The most beautiful Disney castle is even sexier now!