Agree completely. Both it and Reflection drag on and have grating instrumentation, which is weird for me to say considering how much I typically like Chinese fiddle. I honestly would've preferred Colors of the Wind if they needed something tied to America for the show. Princess and the Frog is already decently featured in Enchantment whereas Pocahontas just, uh, tumbles over a waterfall for two seconds in one sequence.
Disney has never and will never admit failure.
This is a strange way of saying spoiled.
DCA and DLP?
Both are currently open. I wouldn’t call that a failure.DCA and DLP?
The original versions I was referring to....they were a disaster and I feel Disney openly and publicly recognized it. Anyways, I was just having fun a bit. I get the OP's point for sure...
In this case, I really don't think it is far off. And with the survey question, I am pretty sure Disney knows it too...
Upcoming ticket price increases? Ok! Tell me something new. As for unpreceded demand, in a nutshell, NAH.
Listening to that part of the soundtrack feels like whoever was mastering it just slid all the sliders up and said "that sounds great!". It sounds poorly mastered because the voices start to drown out the instruments. Even sections of the Coco segment sound a bit sloppy. Most of the soundtrack sounds fine aside from those.
The barges look ugly in the day but they're really good at serving their purpose for the shows. It was such a cool addition to the New Years show this year that it almost makes the original tag without the barges seem less celebratory.
I thought that track was very good. Especially towards the end, whoever was on the electric guitar was killing it. And Kiera Shepard did very well with the vocals as expected.
Harmonious is too big to fail. Unlike ROL where they just wrote off nighttime entertainment for DAK, they can’t do that for EPCOT. They’ll rework it and rework it until it becomes just acceptable enough.
And this is a strange way of twisting my words.
I’m inclined to agree with you about show content. However, I do think guests will notice the experiential issues with Harmonious, inasmuch as you now have a whole heck of a lot more areas with poor viewing angles and have to stare at a mangle of steel throughout the day.
I think the exit version would make a much better show. Throw in a bunch more fireworks (because I think Harm lacks fireworks greatly) and you’ve got a new show. Sad most people don’t even see the “after party”, as we call it Because they are too busy leaving.