All, what is the Timekeeper? Do I sound stupid or what!?
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Timekeeper
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Hakunamatata
Le Meh
Welcome to wdwmagic!!!
http://www.wdwmagic.com/time.htm
Well, usually there is information, but the page is blank. Sorry....
http://www.wdwmagic.com/time.htm
Well, usually there is information, but the page is blank. Sorry....
mousermerf
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No, not stupid... it's been closed so long you're luckey we obsessive types remember 
It's a "Circlevision 360" movie with animatronics.
Well, that's the simple explination! It's a film shown above the audience, which is in the center of the room, on 9 screens forming a circular ring. At one end of the theater, there is a platform and with the "Timekeeper" character on it and his control console.
The general storyline is that your host, Timekeeper (voiced by Robin Williams), is a robot who has created an amazing invention, the time machine. His assistant, 9-Eyes, is actually a camera-drone who as her name implies, has 9 cameras in a ring. She is the one who gets sent back in time, and you see what she sees through her 9 cameras.
The exploits of 9-Eyes as she travels through various periods are commical and involve her meeting Jules Vern and attending various historic events.
Timekeepers commentary and interaction with 9-Eyes is the usual comic whackiness that Robin Williams is known for.
It's a "Circlevision 360" movie with animatronics.
Well, that's the simple explination! It's a film shown above the audience, which is in the center of the room, on 9 screens forming a circular ring. At one end of the theater, there is a platform and with the "Timekeeper" character on it and his control console.
The general storyline is that your host, Timekeeper (voiced by Robin Williams), is a robot who has created an amazing invention, the time machine. His assistant, 9-Eyes, is actually a camera-drone who as her name implies, has 9 cameras in a ring. She is the one who gets sent back in time, and you see what she sees through her 9 cameras.
The exploits of 9-Eyes as she travels through various periods are commical and involve her meeting Jules Vern and attending various historic events.
Timekeepers commentary and interaction with 9-Eyes is the usual comic whackiness that Robin Williams is known for.
Where was it at? MK? ALso, when did it close down?
Hakunamatata
Le Meh
Its in Tomorrowland and I think....think....its still open seasonally.WeLuvDisney said:
hakunamatata said:
I dont knwo why, but I cant place it. i dont remember it at all. Now I am uspet!
Hakunamatata
Le Meh
Accross from the que to Stitch....WeLuvDisney said:
mousermerf
Account Suspended
As you walk into Tomorrowland from the hub, it's on the right side of the walkway (just past the Noodle Station and right before Buzz Lightyear) across from Stitch.
It's rarely open, the lobby/queue is often used as a chracter meet/greet.
It's rarely open, the lobby/queue is often used as a chracter meet/greet.
Lat time i was there i met buss light year. the timekeeper was not open