Kevin_W
Well-Known Member
I haven't gotten thru out the comments posted so far, ( I will later) but I just wanted to put down my thoughts about this show. I went to see it last night, and I have say the following taking into account that I am comparing it to Disney Standards.
- LMITED SPACE: The optimal viewing angle is from dead center in the hub. Viewing from the back is basically none existent. Having this said, almost half the space is taken up by the dessert party off to the side. The 2 projection towers seemed out of place and out of symmetry, makes the hub looks smaller and cramped.
- SYMMETRY: The symmetry of this show is basically none existent. It was kind of chaotic at times, I never felt like there was an "optimal" spot to see the show. Projections are located on top of the Chinese theater, veering left, and then a separate projection area to the far right, (close to the little mermaid show). Fireworks are off set to the right, at times it felt like there was a completely different show happening next door with fire works. The low altitude primer fireworks seem to have to suffer from symmetry as well. It was just... odd.
- PROJECTIONS: Projections were decent I have to say, Some scenes worked, some scenes didn't. but nothing like celebrate the magic or the Tree of life. I was located close to the middle hub, and the stage pillars (used for the day time star wars cat walk) obstructed the view and kind of took away form the whole show.
Over all it felt like this was not a permanent set up. It did have a makeshift feel to it and I hate to say this, but it was very Universal Studio'ish.
Over all it's a welcomed addition... but this is one of those "you could have knocked it out of the park" but instead it felt half a$$ed.
ok rant over
Thanks for your thoughts. The Star Wars fireworks were possibly my favorite fireworks show I've ever seen and this seemed like it should just be an improvement on those. I'm sad to hear it's not.