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Post-Behind the scenes photos
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EPCOT Explorer
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Monty,I'm starting to believe that that is your new favorite emoticon!LOL:lol:
I've been behind the scenes when I marched in the parade in MK but they absolutely don't allow ANY photos.Even your phones must be turned off.
Basically,its just the real world,they have vending machines,weeds grow in cracks on the asphalt and instead of buildings they have large trailers.It is pretty cool to see the un-themed building of Splash Mountain and see a guy half in-half out of a Woody costume though.
I've been behind the scenes when I marched in the parade in MK but they absolutely don't allow ANY photos.Even your phones must be turned off.
Basically,its just the real world,they have vending machines,weeds grow in cracks on the asphalt and instead of buildings they have large trailers.It is pretty cool to see the un-themed building of Splash Mountain and see a guy half in-half out of a Woody costume though.
Captain Hank
Well-Known Member
If you want to see what 75% of backstage looks like, drive around the back of a Wal-Mart--it's pretty close. Functional, but not too pretty.
EPCOT Explorer
New Member
Exactly...Although it's much more interesting.
krankenstein
Well-Known Member
Same here, only at DHS. It was kind of interesting to see somethings, but all and all it was really kind of boring. I have to concur with the functional not pretty statement.
kc1296426
Active Member
I have a load of photos that you don't normally see everyday, (including a interesting e-vac from the everest lift in 2006...but that's on one time digital film and I'm too lazy to upload that). I also have a couple pictures backstage of Test Track, but there's pretty much nothing to see, just some cubicles and whatnot. It's a lot more interesting to venture in the backstage-ness in real life then in photos.
I`ve seen one somewhere of Imagination with a queue...
EPCOT Explorer
New Member
WOW!...I wonder when?:lol:
LOL...For rarities I have a picture somewhere of both doors of a hydrolater being open.That's gonna require some research and a scanner though.
LOL...For rarities I have a picture somewhere of both doors of a hydrolater being open.That's gonna require some research and a scanner though.
unkadug
Follower of "Saget"The Cult
True, but if this thread was in How do they do that? it would only be seen by those who are interested in how the magic is done, and therefore not destroying the magic.
The more I know about what goes into the magic, the more I appreciate the final product.
EpcotServo
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Bob Connor
Member
I know where you can go behind the scenes, just go through Journey Into Imagination with Figment. 
There, you can see the coat room (sound lab), the maintianence office (sight lab), the boiler/chiller (smell lab), the loading dock (touch/taste) labs, where they store all the extra appliances and the (obselete) computer room. As Figment would say: Now your Talkin'!
There, you can see the coat room (sound lab), the maintianence office (sight lab), the boiler/chiller (smell lab), the loading dock (touch/taste) labs, where they store all the extra appliances and the (obselete) computer room. As Figment would say: Now your Talkin'!
wedway71
Well-Known Member
Where and when is this pic?Oooohhhh.....
I'll do one!
Space Mountain in all it's craptacular glory:
Whats in the bags?
Looks like we are in need of some new blue paint for the walls and pole,new yellow paint for the line on the ground,some trash clean up, and a pressure wash on the ground and then as good as new.
Disneyfan2000
Active Member
Took this while on the Magic Behind our steam train tour and ironcially they acutally let you take pictures on the tour even back stage. who knew
