speck76
Well-Known Member
I went there this afternoon.
The first room "Drawn to Animation" is the same as it has been for a while (the film with Mushu) except a trailer for The Incredibles has been added.
The second room (where you once saw an artist draw a character) is nothing more than a holding room now for the rest of the area. On the walls are some background art created for the movies that were made in Orlando.
The next area (which used to allow you to watch the animators work) is the big addition.
The areas include:
Touch-screen kiosks that allow you to color characters
Kiosks that let you provide the voice for characters (I think that is what they do, those were very busy)
Kiosks that allow you to play "which character are you"
An Incredibles meet and greet
And an finally, an area that allows you to learn to draw the characters.
Some pictures (sorry, they are not very good)
The first room "Drawn to Animation" is the same as it has been for a while (the film with Mushu) except a trailer for The Incredibles has been added.
The second room (where you once saw an artist draw a character) is nothing more than a holding room now for the rest of the area. On the walls are some background art created for the movies that were made in Orlando.
The next area (which used to allow you to watch the animators work) is the big addition.
The areas include:
Touch-screen kiosks that allow you to color characters
Kiosks that let you provide the voice for characters (I think that is what they do, those were very busy)
Kiosks that allow you to play "which character are you"
An Incredibles meet and greet
And an finally, an area that allows you to learn to draw the characters.
Some pictures (sorry, they are not very good)
I am sorry to grunt, but I must ask--"Did anyone enjoy this?" This attraction should have remained closed! It had as much excitement as the Haunted Mansion set. NONE. The touch screens looked like something you would see in a kiosk in the mall, or play with on your PC with clip art. Sorry, but I was so disappointed. My boyfriend graduated Ringling School of Art this year with hopes of one day working for Disney. With all that has happened over the past year in Animation at Disney, he has been so sad. But going to this preview just topped the cake. I thought he was going to cry. The only good thing he said that he saw was the still Poster for American Dog and Repunzel Unbraided. I grade this an F.
