First time poster but, last time we went to one man's dream they pulled us aside and asked us to participate in a trivia hunt. After that we were treated to something like special citizen badges. Is this the next new interactive game??!?!?
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One Man's Dream Scavenger Hunt
- Thread starter Magic Feather
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It was just a couple trivial questions. But it was pretty fun overall and I think this might be cute if there was a station or something and you win like a sticker?
It was just a couple trivial questions. But it was pretty fun overall and I think this might be cute if there was a station or something and you win like a sticker?
Oops sorry I did a double post
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powlessfamily4
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I would be game for something like this. Very cool!
Communicore
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Sounds next gen-ish. My favorite part of One Man's Dream is the Kitchen Kabaret toys on display.
stevehousse
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I have never done this attraction yet and am looking forward to doing it forthe first time! Didn't know about the kitchen kabaret stuff beig in there! That was my favorite when I was young! Definitely a must do...
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stevehousse
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When I was young they would play the old episodes on Disney channel late at night with Walt and ABC would air the episodes or special movies with Eisner every Sunday.
WDWFREAK53
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While I think it's an attraction in itself and doesn't need this type of game...I think it's a fun way to keep kids interested in hunting for the answers. As long as the "game" could also educate about the history of Walt along the way, it's an A+ in my book.
Bolt
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The trivia hunt was from the Year of a Million Dreams. The questions came on a 4X6 card and would be checked by the the Cast Member at the end. It was something that kept the kids engaged. However, it was phased out after the refurbishment after some of the props were switched out.
doctornick
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Well, DHS is the only park that doesn't have some sort of interactive scavenger hunt type entertainment, so it doesn't surprise me that they are looking into it.
That's almost the thing but, #1 it was bigger and #2 all of the different sets were all from exihbts that most likely will always be there like his desk, office, or Epcot planning
