What used to be where LMAX is now?

[General Grizz]

The OP means LMAX, and since you're new here, I'm not too sure you know what that means. It stand for Lights, Motors, Action! Extreme Stunt Show which just came to the Disney-MGM Studios from Walt Disney Studios Paris.

BTW, there are IMAX screens in Disney. Look in Epcot. There's a rather large on in some ride called Soarin'






No mean to be rude, though...

And there were two in Horizons...

"EXSKWEEZ!! ME~!!" -- Can I quote you on this, GIR? Not to be rude. . . I love it. :lol:

 

[imagineer boy]

And there were two in Horizons...

"EXSKWEEZ!! ME~!!" -- Can I quote you on this, GIR? Not to be rude. . . I love it. :lol:

It sounds like Jar Jar Binks has joined the forums. :lol: He uses that word in Episode 1.

 

[marni1971]

Technically, Horizons did and Soarin` does use the Omnimax format, made by Imax. But whats a `max between friends?? :lol:
Either way it ain`t no LMAX :lol: :lol:

PS Grizz - love your new sig!

 

[diveteam]

I used to enjoy this part of the Backlot Tour, it does not seem the same without it, but saying that I an really looking forward to LMAX when I see it for the first time this November. :sohappy:

Mark

 

[awallaceunc]

I'm among those who were devestated by the removal of the GG house. It's one of my favorite shows. I'd been MGM many times, but for some reason 2003 was the one and only time I'd done the Backlot tour and so it's the only time I got to see the house. Was anything inside of it, or was it just a one-sided facade?

Did they demolish them or just move them?

-Aaron

 

[Robfasto]

Was anything inside of it, or was it just a one-sided facade?

Did they demolish them or just move them?

-Aaron

All the houses appeared to be one-sided facades.

I can't say for sure but I would imagine they just demolished them.