That story only applies to DLP.It's Tony Baxter , as Mr. Ravenswood from Phantom Manor at Disneyland Paris.
According to Legend ( imagineering ) , Henry Ravenswood was an industrial baron who owned the Thunder Mesa Mining Company.He was married, and had a daughter named Melanie.But the gold ran out, and his luck with it.A great earthquake struck Thunder Mesa in 1860, during melanies wedding preperatons. Henry and his wife perished in the quake,and there daughter was never seen again.As for her fiance, he was found hanged in the Ravenswood Manor- by accident, or by fathers own doing? The boomtown that sprung up from the BTMRR created Frontireland - better known as "The Western River Expedition".
So, they change the story up... Imagination HMF, Imagination!!!!That story only applies to DLP.
Back in Walt's time there were no convoluted contrived backstories.So, they change the story up... Imagination HMF, Imagination!!!!
That story only applies to DLP.
Marc Davis was the biggest opponent to these types of backstories and strong narratives in themed experiences.Yes, It does applies to DLP. But - when the WDW- MK was being Built- Marc Davis had created concept art, and models of an extended area of Frontireland known as "The Western River Expedition".
Man I hate it when they shove uneccessary backstories, characters and details into existing experiences.
The experiences end up feeling so much smaller and mundane.
Or, it's an addition to Pleasure IslandThe Donald Sutherland references are SPOT ON....however none of you are thinking "outside the box'. Donald Sutherland's GREATEST role was that of Professor Dave Jennings in ANIMAL HOUSE. It's obvious, Disney is creating a single's resort based upon Animal House! There will be Toga Parties nightly, and you'll be greated at the door by none other than Eric "Otter" Stratton, rush chairman...and he'll be Darn glad to meet you!
I posted it everyone laughed so I ain't saying nothin
That's the story of my life
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