ToTBellHop
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It certainly did better than that flop of a movie, Treasure Planet...which I honestly liked, but the marketing did it in--can't plug a movie as just being on IMAX for months and then just before it opens, decide to put it on all screens...anyway, you forgot:Originally posted by orangefan15
Since you mentioned other movies (Lilo and Stitch, Treasure Planet, etc.)...what about The Rookie?!?!?!? It was in the theaters for a while (had a pretty good box office numbers if I remember correctly) and got some pretty good reviews.
-"a bug's land" opens at Disney's California Adventure
-Disney's Aladdin--A Musical Spectacular opens at Disney's California Adventure
-Mulholland Madness reopens
-Walt Disney Studios Paris opens
-Tower of Terror groundbreaks
-Pop Century's opening date continues to be pushed back (although it's indefinite now...)
-major Splash Mountain rehab at Disneyland Park
-major Matterhorn Bobsleds rehab
-major King Arthur Carousel rehab
-Sleeping Beauty Castle closed for months...you guessed it, rehab (still closed...through at least the end of may)
-SHOCKWAVE at Epcot
-Disney decides to start showing Fantasy in the Sky and SpectroMagic during the week (couple days each week)
-attendance continues to increase (as supported by slowly increasing hours)
-Disney's Eureka! A California Parade now presented only during the summer (even though people love it...)
-"it's a small world" repainted at Disneyland Park
-Hong Kong Disneyland grounbreaks
I think it has been a fine year for Disney. You all are being rather hard on the company; they have spent quite a bit of money in Parks and Resorts this year