Its great! I think this site is acting up right now. Taking a long time to load and pictures look kind of grainy. They look much better on my phone.
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Its great! I think this site is acting up right now. Taking a long time to load and pictures look kind of grainy. They look much better on my phone.
Disney Analyst
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Wait according to MC, Disney lowered some prices?
waltography
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Lowered back to their April 2022 price, and only at Disneyland; DHS prices are still reported at $249/$119. Also note that Savi's introductory price was $199, so this is still $20 more than that.
waltography
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I've long been underwhelmed by the Orb of Cagliostro in the Sanctum. I always expected it to look more like one of these kinds of infinity art installations.
waltography
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Yes, they’re legit. In effect they’re an online travel agency (like Undercover Tourist, which I used to purchase tickets right when Disneyland first reopened).
chadwpalm
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Was going to suggest to also look at Undercover Tourist and compare prices. I think one has cheaper single day tickets while the other has cheaper multi-day, but don't quote me on that.
DrAlice
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Yes. They are a travel agent. I've used them. They had lovely service when we had to cancel our trip because covid shut down the parks.
D.Silentu
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It seems like this is one effect that just didn't come together. I've noticed that at night it does sort of have that infinite effect, but during the day the glare completely ruins it.
Californian Elitist
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Hey! Nope, nothing specific I wanted to see. I’m thinking of taking a train that goes to Como and up to Switzerland. I’ve also got a pal out there that I’m planning to visit. Since I’m only going to be there for two days, I’m not stressing about finding things to do. I’m also considering taking a pasta and tiramisu-making class on the day I leave, but I’m still not sure.
smooch
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That cooking class sounds like so much fun! Pasta from scratch is my favorite thing to make, but I've never made Tiramisu before. Switzerland sounds like it will be awesome as well, I hope you have fun on that trip later on!
Disney Analyst
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The other site is reporting that an audition call went up (then vanished) for a possible Hercules musical at DCA.
Please be true
Please be true
The listing goes on “This new musical project will come to life through the creativity of Disney Live Entertainment in partnership with book writer Hunter Bell, star and book writer of the Tony Award nominated [title of show] and featuring music by Emmy-nominated and Grammy-winning composer Christopher Lennertz.”
Five main roles are being sought out:
Role #1/Featured Principal – 3 Female identifying roles, 20’s to 50’s. Vocal Range: All. Style: Proficient with harmonization and ability to sing in many styles from Destiny’s Child to Andrew Sisters. These three performers are a fun, energetic and musical sisterhood that acts as the occasional “Greek Chorus”. All abilities and types welcome.
Role #2/Featured Principal – Female identifying, mid 20’s to early 30’s. Vocal Range: Mezzo Soprano. Style: contemporary musical theatre. Brave, resourceful and intelligent. Must have a strong English accent. All abilities and types welcome.
Role #3/Featured Principal – Male identifying, 17 to 20. Vocal Range: Tenor. Style: contemporary musical theater. Young man coming into his greatness. All abilities and types welcome.
Role #4/Featured Principal – Male identifying, 30’s to 40’s. Vocal Range: Baritone/Tenor. Style: contemporary musical theatre. He is decisive, capable, principled and has a wry sense of humor. Leads others with attitude and swagger. All abilities and types welcome.
Role #5/Featured Principal – Male identifying, mid 20’s to early 30’s. Vocal Range: Baritone/Tenor. Style: contemporary musical theater. He is a noble, loyal, idealistic, and romantic do-gooder, who does not give up easily. All abilities and types welcome.
Singer/Chorus – Male and Female identifying, any age. Vocal Range: All. Style: contemporary musical theatre. These performers will play many roles and create the world for this story. Some roles will be required to dance. All abilities and types welcome.
Californian Elitist
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I was thinking about SW:GE a little today… It’s amazing how much I don’t care about it being in Disneyland anymore. I’ll always miss Big Thunder Ranch, but I’ve gotten used to GE’s presence in the park.
waltography
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[title of show] being the literal title of the show threw me for a loop at first.The other site is reporting that an audition call went up (then vanished) for a possible Hercules musical at DCA.
Please be true
But is this really Hercules? The call for the Muses being 3 instead of 5 plus the English accent for Megara is making me nervous.
Disney Analyst
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[title of show] being the literal title of the show threw me for a loop at first.
Good points. But it does seem to fit? Not sure.
Rich T
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I’m suddenly realizing I have yet to see Galaxy’s Edge at DL; my last visit was just before it opened, but I did ride the train at night to experience the wonder of its new, first-ever left turn. I visited Galaxy’s Edge at WDW. I thought Smuggler’s was boring, Rise was fun and the land was mostly a waste of space. Despite being packed with guests, it felt lifeless and uninvolving. If and when I return to DL, I’ll probably just ignore GE completely.
Rich T
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I was hoping for Home on the Range, but Hercules would do.The other site is reporting that an audition call went up (then vanished) for a possible Hercules musical at DCA.
Please be true