http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/michael-eisner-disney-colleagues-rivals-914841
Pretty interesting article. I miss Eisner .
Pretty interesting article. I miss Eisner .
I love that statementSome really interesting insights in there: growth from inside vs. acquisitions. When folks on these boards start bemoaning the loss of the good old days (80s and 90s), I think that growth from within is what they're missing.
And I had to smile when I read "the devil you know is better than the devil you don't know".
I somewhat agree, but I think people miss the original concepts, particularly at EPCOT and true E-Tickets.Some really interesting insights in there: growth from inside vs. acquisitions. When folks on these boards start bemoaning the loss of the good old days (80s and 90s), I think that growth from within is what they're missing.
And I had to smile when I read "the devil you know is better than the devil you don't know".
I somewhat agree, but I think people miss the original concepts, particularly at EPCOT and true E-Tickets.
We got Everest, Tower of Terror, Splash Mountain, AK Park (and all its contents), Test Track, Mission Space, RnR, etc all under Eisner. Iger has given us New Fantasyland (meh), 7DMT (meh), and promises of Star Wars, Toy Story, Avatar (meh), and a lot of Guardians of the Galaxy chatter.
The theme of new regime is building D ticket attractions completely based on well known current movies, milking what's already there, deleting old favorites by simply closing them or replacing with new concepts, and underwhelming us when they do build something new.
I somewhat agree, but I think people miss the original concepts, particularly at EPCOT and true E-Tickets.
We got Everest, Tower of Terror, Splash Mountain, AK Park (and all its contents), Test Track, Mission Space, RnR, etc all under Eisner. Iger has given us New Fantasyland (meh), 7DMT (meh), and promises of Star Wars, Toy Story, Avatar (meh), and a lot of Guardians of the Galaxy chatter.
The theme of new regime is building D ticket attractions completely based on well known current movies, milking what's already there, deleting old favorites by simply closing them or replacing with new concepts, and underwhelming us when they do build something new.
I think Everest might had been the last time Disney created a major attraction outside of ToT at HS.I somewhat agree, but I think people miss the original concepts, particularly at EPCOT and true E-Tickets.
We got Everest, Tower of Terror, Splash Mountain, AK Park (and all its contents), Test Track, Mission Space, RnR, etc all under Eisner. Iger has given us New Fantasyland (meh), 7DMT (meh), and promises of Star Wars, Toy Story, Avatar (meh), and a lot of Guardians of the Galaxy chatter.
The theme of new regime is building D ticket attractions completely based on well known current movies, milking what's already there, deleting old favorites by simply closing them or replacing with new concepts, and underwhelming us when they do build something new.
You mean Eisner, right?He deserves and will one day get a window on Main Street USA...
ToT came long before Everest. Everest was the last true E-Ticket.I think Everest might had been the last time Disney created a major attraction outside of ToT at HS.
http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/michael-eisner-disney-colleagues-rivals-914841
Pretty interesting article. I miss Eisner .
I still own an old WDW planning video that featured the first two ships for DCL.Don't forget, we also got DCL and DVC under Eisner
You should upload it and any old ones you have to YouTube . You would get a lot of views.I still own an old WDW planning video that featured the first two ships for DCL.
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