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What Splash Mountain looks like behind the mountain
- Thread starter retroeric
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Courtman
Well-Known Member
Good video, shows the floats. Here is the area behind Splash Mountain.
The tan coloured building immediately behind the mountain is the ride. Don't know what the white buildings are - I assume float storage or similar. You could see them on the video as they exited the ride building. The brown building is the ride building for PotC.
The tan coloured building immediately behind the mountain is the ride. Don't know what the white buildings are - I assume float storage or similar. You could see them on the video as they exited the ride building. The brown building is the ride building for PotC.
Pumbas Nakasak
Heading for the great escape.
Fievel
RunDisney Addict
Anyone who has performed at WDW as part of a HS/College Band has been back there, as that's where you unload buses and change into uniform before the long walk around the park to the main st gate by the firehouse. They were very strict about camera usage, although I did get a few shots off of the same area of backstage.
Mickeyman819
Member
yep thats backstage. Not much to it. Thats also one of the 3 drop off area's for Grad Nites.
Being the dork that I am, I can also tell you the cast members that evaced that splash didn't do it right. they could have easily taken them right out door 9. Oh well.
Being the dork that I am, I can also tell you the cast members that evaced that splash didn't do it right. they could have easily taken them right out door 9. Oh well.
SewIn2Disney
Well-Known Member
A few weeks ago we were evaced out of Pirates and we walked allllll the way around the building and saw the storage area for the parade floats...kind of weird seeing them lined up like that. Too bad it was dark and I couldn't see too much.
Timmay
Well-Known Member
Why?? Many people (including me) find it amazing. I love to see how a magic trick is done...I find out, then see the trick again and am even more amazed the second time I see it. It is wonderful that the magician can still trick you when you know what is happening.
clarkstallings
New Member
Since the guest was being brought backstage in a situation that's far from voluntary, Disney wouldn't be able to confiscate the camera. If you or I go on a tour, or participate in something willfully and Disney lays out the rule that there is no backstage filming, then the burden is with the guest to obey that rule since they are willingly going backstage. Likewise, if one enters an attraction that says no filming, and you do it anyway, Disney can in theory confiscate the camera or the film atleast. Bottom line, these people did not voluntarily go backstage and as a result, can't have their cameras confiscated. Disney might be able to ask them to stop filming or they could kick them out of the park but as far has confiscating film or anything, Disney would have no standing to do so in this situation.
meryll83
Member
Oh I agree, but I'd still find it odd aswell! :ROFLOL:
Timmay
Well-Known Member
Oh, okay... gotcha'.:lol:
WDWKat26
New Member
CaptainMichael
Well-Known Member
That's where they dropped us off for Grad Nite. I'd prefer to enter on Main St...the way Imagineers intended.
barnum42
New Member
That must be the first time you've said something was "ideal" that did not have a wee bevvie in it somewhereDo the Keys of the Kingdom tour then. Ideal for nosey people like me
phichi17
New Member
a WEE BEVVIE??That must be the first time you've said something was "ideal" that did not have a wee bevvie in it somewhere