PHOTOS - Cinderella Castle stage under refurbishment
The stage has not been used for almost a year and is now in need of repair.
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News PHOTOS - Cinderella Castle stage under refurbishment
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note2001
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What rolling topiary bushes?
cjkeating
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I don't see anything.
wbostic12
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- In the Parks
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In the right place, I see something that extends the landscaping. Here, I see nothing.I don't see anything.
"Maintenance on the castle stage? Why do we need that? We're in a pandemic, we need to save money!" - TDO conference call in Q2 2020.
"Why didn't we maintain the castle stage? Now look at how much money we're going to have to spend to fix that thing up!" - TDO conference call Q1 2021.
"Why didn't we maintain the castle stage? Now look at how much money we're going to have to spend to fix that thing up!" - TDO conference call Q1 2021.
wbostic12
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For being in theme parks for over 65 years now, it astounds me that Disney, in often the most obvious places, doesn't do necessary maintenance, and instead does unnecessary jobs. Why maintain the stage of the icon of your flagship resort on its 50th anniversary, when you could paint the furthest building in the back of fantasyland a pale green? (I know there is an obvious price difference, but I know there are many different instances just like this.)
We have to remember - Those making the decisions have little to no theme park experience.
wbostic12
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The Magic, the memories, and Paul Pressler.
FigmentFan82
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those are some nice bushes right there
Brian
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Followed by: Celebrate the Chapek.
wbostic12
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Now all we have to do is wait another 15 years for the next cost-cutting CEO to come along so we can make a new pun based on the ironically recycled Once Upon a Time.
etc98
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Reminds me of my company, which laid off a third of our department over the summer because of covid. Even now, 6 months later, there’s work that still hasn’t been done because the knowledge base is just gone. (Of course, no managers were let go, and for a time we were at a point where there was one manager for every 3 employees. - but that’s a different story)
And now they’re going on a hiring spree because we’re not going to meet our deadlines, not even thinking about the fact that it’s going to take months for these new people to even get fully ramped up.
The shortsightedness of American companies is astounding.
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I just see a bunch of ninjas holding tree branches?
ToTBellHop
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I’m so happy we are finally getting Alice’s Curious Labyrinth although they may have to update the name so Americans understand it. I’d recommend either “A Maze with Alice and Friends” or “Alice’s Not-So-Confusing Maze Starring Friends from Disney’s Alice in Wonderland Sponsored by Gogurt”.
Walt d
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I always thought that they had a trap door in the stage to surprise the audience with anyone they wanted to pop up on stage’ like at Beauty and the beast show!I don't see anything.
Grumpy4196
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Better yet, can't we just get rid of the stage already and open the castle back up full time?
Giss Neric
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Stage shows are essential to a theme park experience, even though I don't watch it but I know majority. Although what I would like to be removed are those stuff in the stage that blocks the castle projections.