Spirited News, Observations & Thoughts Tres

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Wikkler

Wikkler

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Jeffxz said:
I'm pretty sure this is allowed. For Epcot's 30th many groups arranged dessert parties for illuminations and charged admission.
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I think the best spot for IllumiNations might be where ImageWorks was in the 80s and 90s...
I want to rent ImageWorks :arghh:
 
71jason

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Jeffxz said:
I'm pretty sure this is allowed. For Epcot's 30th many groups arranged dessert parties for illuminations and charged admission.
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The first two Congalooshes--in the Adventurers Club and Indiana Jones Stunt Spectacular--both sold admission for private shows.

Honestly, the dinner in GMR isn't that impressive. It's done fairly often, I know a handful of people who've been to one. Last year, Lou had a private dinner show in the American Adventure lobby, basically an AdvClub rip-off--where he was written in as one of the characters! Now that's something to think about...
 
Sue_Vongello

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71jason said:
The first two Congalooshes--in the Adventurers Club and Indiana Jones Stunt Spectacular--both sold admission for private shows.

Honestly, the dinner in GMR isn't that impressive. It's done fairly often, I know a handful of people who've been to one. Last year, Lou had a private dinner show in the American Adventure lobby, basically an AdvClub rip-off--where he was written in as one of the characters! Now that's something to think about...
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What?! That's nutty.

Yea sorry about bringing that up I just didn't realize how easy/cost effective it was ... never had given it a thought until I heard about it.
 
Sue_Vongello

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tissandtully said:
Pretty sure you could get an hour alone with Minnie if the price were right.
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Yea I know there is a price tag on everything (including the whole resort!) but I just never imagined it'd be "reasonable" enough pricing.



Minnie ... eh ... pass .... now Flynn Ryder, Prince Phillip, Jasmine, and/or Ariel ... well, I'd pay for an hour alone with any of those lovelies! Disney you read me? PM me with your price quote.
 
asianway

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71jason said:
The first two Congalooshes--in the Adventurers Club and Indiana Jones Stunt Spectacular--both sold admission for private shows.

Honestly, the dinner in GMR isn't that impressive. It's done fairly often, I know a handful of people who've been to one. Last year, Lou had a private dinner show in the American Adventure lobby, basically an AdvClub rip-off--where he was written in as one of the characters! Now that's something to think about...
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I think that is fairly typical for corporate events. Somehow write the host/CEO in for a laugh in front of their associates.

I still dont know that Disney wants me renting out a venue to sell tickets to with the intent to profit. Maybe Ill give it a shot and see how that works out for me.
 
Sue_Vongello

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asianway said:
I think that is fairly typical for corporate events. Somehow write the host/CEO in for a laugh in front of their associates.

I still dont know that Disney wants me renting out a venue to sell tickets to with the intent to profit. Maybe Ill give it a shot and see how that works out for me.
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Let's have a WDWMagic "Spirited!" Party in the Tower of Terror!
 
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asianway said:
I think that is fairly typical for corporate events. Somehow write the host/CEO in for a laugh in front of their associates.

I still dont know that Disney wants me renting out a venue to sell tickets to with the intent to profit. Maybe Ill give it a shot and see how that works out for me.
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Question is whether there is really a profit in it. If the ticket prices are sold at a price that does not generate a profit (maybe some Disney travel agency would sponsor part of the costs...) Disney might not have a problem with it. Then it is more of a private event that just asks everyone to pay for their own share.
 
asianway

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Bolna said:
Question is whether there is really a profit in it. If the ticket prices are sold at a price that does not generate a profit (maybe some Disney travel agency would sponsor part of the costs...) Disney might not have a problem with it. Then it is more of a private event that just asks everyone to pay for their own share.
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@71jason - wasnt there strife about this topic 5 years ago when it came to whom was "allowed" to charge admission to Motion buyouts? I figure if anyone remembers...
 
JenniferS

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Sue_Vongello said:
Yea I know there is a price tag on everything (including the whole resort!) but I just never imagined it'd be "reasonable" enough pricing.



Minnie ... eh ... pass .... now Flynn Ryder, Prince Phillip, Jasmine, and/or Ariel ... well, I'd pay for an hour alone with any of those lovelies! Disney you read me? PM me with your price quote.
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I'd pay for some time with Gaston, personally.
 
rael ramone

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RSoxNo1 said:
A dining observation, the 1/2 chicken and BBQ rib combo that was $14.19 at last check has been removed from Cosmic Rays. It was one of the quick service entrees that still provided a value on the Dining Plan.

Edit: Looks like the BBQ Ribs that were $10.69 have also been removed... Don't worry though, according to guest surveys the Dining Plan is an incredible convenience and cost savings that's enjoyed by our guests.
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I'm waiting for them to start offering gruel...:grumpy::eek:
 
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