-
Welcome to the WDWMAGIC.COM Forums!
Please take a look around, and feel free to sign up and join the community.
Stitch's Supersonic Celebration set to close
- Thread starter drew81
- Start date
When Stitch's Super Stupid Celebration Closes, can they have a Space Mountain fireworks show? That Would Be Awsome!!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yZuQm5NHPBA&feature=related
:wave:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yZuQm5NHPBA&feature=related
:wave:
Jasonflz
Well-Known Member
That would be pretty awesome for an opening party when the mountain re-opens, don't you think. Kinda like tiesto and DLP.
Here`s how to do a party - part 4 in particular (and why can`t RoE have lasers this clear anymore??)
http://disneyandmore.blogspot.com/2009/06/dlp-mickeys-magical-party-grand-opening.html
http://disneyandmore.blogspot.com/2009/06/dlp-mickeys-magical-party-grand-opening.html
JEANYLASER
Well-Known Member
I know It! This Show has Failed! Disney Must to redo the show or get the new show! I wish to have another Mickey Show!
Uncle Lupe
Well-Known Member
This is great news but the damage is already done, the stage exists.
jt04
Well-Known Member
I thought he gave us the "temporary" Mickey's Birthdayland. I know he gave us Stitch.
jt04
Well-Known Member
A glaring monument of why everything should have to pass through WDI in Glendale for at least a review.
Animaniac93-98
Well-Known Member
Do you honestly believe that every single thing that ever happened during Eisner's days at Disney was 100% involved with him? The CEO of a mass media corporation often has better things to do than oversee the development of a theme park promotion, let alone one that took 3 months to go from conception to reality.
TheRustyScupper
Member
1) Just another failure to add to the long list of Imagineering blunders.
2) Examples:
. . . poor concept and under built California Adventure
. . . under built Animal Kingdom
. . . under built Hong Kong
. . . under built MGM Studios
. . . poor concept and placement Disney Paris (never made a dime)
. . . poor concept and under built Studios Paris
. . . Pooh playground
. . . Everest (Yeti still not working)
. . . American Idol
. . . Stitch ride
. . . Stitch show
. . . etc
TheRustyScupper
Member
1) Yes.
2) He was very vocally proud of his involvement.
3) He bragged about his interaction on EVERY attraction change or design.
SirGoofy
Member
1) Imagineers didn't have a hand in this attraction.
2) Half of the stuff listed was not WDI's fault, but the blunder of incredibly high budget cuts.
jt04
Well-Known Member
When I first saw the new "land" it was very obvious to me that a new strategy was being implemented. "Quality Will Out" was replaced by "Cheaper and More". The Walmarting of all things Disney goes back to Eisner with decidedly mixed results. Iger and company are still trying to recover TWDC from many of those decisions. From feature animation to theme parks attraction developments, all were damaged in some way.
Now before it sounds like I'm Eisner bashing, I give him credit for the second "golden age" of animation before he nearly destroyed the division.
His purchase of ESPN was genius, I just wish he had spun off ABC. Everthing he did has mixed results.
As for WDW, I think he got more right than wrong although it is close. It's going to be awhile before his errors are fixed but it is obvious to me they are moving in that direction one small step at a time.
SirGoofy
Member
Except, you know Birthdayland came around when Frank Wells was still around, the person who most Eisner haters claim was the only creative force in the company then. So obviously, he thought this was a good idea too.
jt04
Well-Known Member
I would be suprised unless when it was thought to be "temporary", Wells actually believed it. As a temporary "land" it made sense. What it has turned into does not make sense. Apologies to all who have tried to fix it, but compared to Toontown at DL, it's just sad.
Main Street USA
Well-Known Member
Imagineering blunders? You don't know what you're talking about, clearly.
It's called a "budget" and Imagineering has NOTHING to do with budget. If it were up to them, they'd spend whatever it took to make every attraction what they want it to be. Unfortunately, they have budgets to follow, which equal cuts to the great ideas, which equals new attractions that are a fraction of what WDI designed them to be.
Main Street USA
Well-Known Member
Sorry, didn't read down first. You beat me to it. 100% correct.
SirGoofy
Member
Agreed. We need a legitimate Toontown. but to say that we didn't get one because Eisner was evil and didn't want one is off the mark IMO. You are always saying how the other parks need to be helped before MK, well Eisner had 2 brand new parks open underneath him that needed help before a full-fledged Toontown could be finished.