Park Shows Representation on Disney+

[WondersOfLife]

I noticed that Disney+ has a lot of theme park content.... I was curious...

If Disney were to professionally film Festival of the Lion King, Finding Nemo the Music, Indiana Jones Epic Stunt... You know, all the live shows for the platform, would you be for it? Personally, I think Disney should at least post a film of all the shows that closed since nobody got to really say goodbye to things that seem to be goners like Nemo and Mermaid...

 

[Surferboy567]

I kinda think they could do way more with theme park content and their isn’t enough.

Imagineering Story is an incredible series, that I hope receives a season two or something else like it.

 

[WondersOfLife]

I kinda think they could do way more with theme park content and their isn’t enough.

Imagineering Story is an incredible series, that I hope receives a season two or something else like it.

I definitely agree.

 

[NelleBelle]

The Disney focus Erie’s is my favorite Disney+ content. My kids even watched the imagineering story for part of their math class last semester.

 

[marni1971]

I noticed that Disney+ has a lot of theme park content.... I was curious...

If Disney were to professionally film Festival of the Lion King, Finding Nemo the Music, Indiana Jones Epic Stunt... You know, all the live shows for the platform, would you be for it? Personally, I think Disney should at least post a film of all the shows that closed since nobody got to really say goodbye to things that seem to be goners like Nemo and Mermaid...

I beat them to it. Though sadly my plans for Nemo seem to be trashed.

(I won’t judge how professional what I did manage to do is)

 

[doctornick]

I kinda think they could do way more with theme park content and their isn’t enough.

Imagineering Story is an incredible series, that I hope receives a season two or something else like it.

I feel like there was a rumor of a similar series focused on the development or nuances of specific attractions that was planned

 

[Surferboy567]

I feel like there was a rumor of a similar series focused on the development or nuances of specific attractions that was planned

There was, it apparently is still coming. It is the Rock taking us though the history of his favorite attractions (I think).

 

[WondersOfLife]

There was, it apparently is still coming. It is the Rock taking us though the history of his favorite attractions (I think).

Why just The Rock (I know why but still I still ask)

 

[doctornick]

Whatever happened to the Disney shows that had aired on Destination America? They used to have those "behind the scenes" type shows that played more like paid advertisements. I wonder if Disney owns their rights or if it is Discovery - and if it is the latter, do they have them featured on Discovery+?

 

[yoda_5729]

Whatever happened to the Disney shows that had aired on Destination America? They used to have those "behind the scenes" type shows that played more like paid advertisements. I wonder if Disney owns their rights or if it is Discovery - and if it is the latter, do they have them featured on Discovery+?

Those shows can be found on Tubi, though they are not in HD. I think Pluto TV also has a few. Many can also be found on YouTube I think.

Disney+ is also having the grand opening of Shanghai Disney premiere this month as well as Illuminations from Disneyland Paris.

 

[Cmdr_Crimson]

Whatever happened to the Disney shows that had aired on Destination America? They used to have those "behind the scenes" type shows that played more like paid advertisements. I wonder if Disney owns their rights or if it is Discovery - and if it is the latter, do they have them featured on Discovery+?

Those shows can be found on Tubi, though they are not in HD. I think Pluto TV also has a few. Many can also be found on YouTube I think.

Disney+ is also having the grand opening of Shanghai Disney premiere this month as well as Illuminations from Disneyland Paris.

Sam's Disney Diary has many of the Documentaries including TV specials holiday parade shows and much more..

https://m.youtube.com/channel/UCMdWiO2KWXoI1h_SpAXDwIA

And you can still order the 4 pack Docu series on Amazon..

Amazon.com: Disney Parks: The Secrets, Stories and Magic Behind the Scenes (Walt Disney World Resort: Behind the Scenes / Disneyland Resort: Behind the Scenes / Ultimate Walt Disney World / Disney s Animal Kingdom / Disney Cruise Line / Undiscovered

Amazon.com: Disney Parks: The Secrets, Stories and Magic Behind the Scenes (Walt Disney World Resort: Behind the Scenes / Disneyland Resort: Behind the Scenes / Ultimate Walt Disney World / Disney s Animal Kingdom / Disney Cruise Line / Undiscovered Disney Parks): Mickey Mouse, Minnie Mouse...

www.amazon.com

 

[Heppenheimer]

There is also some kind of after-hours Magic Kingdom quest show that I saw briefly. The idea intrigued me... but the extreme overacting and emoting of the young participants was almost immediately more than I could tolerate.

 

[DisneyHead123]

I'd be more for a 'making of' documentary as it seems like the shows themselves might not be as magical outside the theme parks. I could be wrong though. My niece and nephew love to watch Youtube videos of the rides over and over, so they still find them magical even when not actually on the ride or in the park!

 

[WondersOfLife]

There is also some kind of after-hours Magic Kingdom quest show that I saw briefly. The idea intrigued me... but the extreme overacting and emoting of the young participants was almost immediately more than I could tolerate.

Yes I saw that one. It seemed to be aimed at little kids. Very cringe.

 

[Marden]

If they had the old WDW resort room tour video available (the one with Jiminy Cricket) I'd buy a lifetime Disney+ sub and have it constantly on, on at least one tv, at all times.

 

[Brer Panther]

Whatever happened to the Disney shows that had aired on Destination America? They used to have those "behind the scenes" type shows that played more like paid advertisements. I wonder if Disney owns their rights or if it is Discovery - and if it is the latter, do they have them featured on Discovery+?

I remember loving those. They were released on DVD years ago, for what it's worth.

 

[WondersOfLife]

I remember loving those. They were released on DVD years ago, for what it's worth.

Yep I found then lots of times at goodwill when I was little.

 

[doctornick]

I remember loving those. They were released on DVD years ago, for what it's worth.

To be honest, I’ve probably seen most of them and I didn’t really bring them up for myself. But they seem like they’d be really easy content to add to D+ to increase the stuff on there and have some company synergy with promoting the parks.

That said, they probably don’t care about promoting the parks too hard until capacity increases. Furthermore I wonder how much stuff in those shows might be outdated now from things that have closed or changed.

 

[Cmdr_Crimson]

There is also some kind of after-hours Magic Kingdom quest show that I saw briefly. The idea intrigued me... but the extreme overacting and emoting of the young participants was almost immediately more than I could tolerate.

That was a waste of 45 mins that I won't be getting back....

 

[muddyrivers]

There's very few movies/shows I'm interested in watching on Disney+ mainly because I'm not a Disney movies guy (sue me!) However, if there was a Parks section on the service showing all different theme park related footage (Carousel of Progress pre-show video from the queue, on ride video of Living with the Land, performance of Food Rocks and Kitchen Kabaret, etc.) I would be watching Disney+ a lot more!