I heard that the animation tour was revamped. What exactly did they put in there now?
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What's Up With The Animation Tour?
- Thread starter OliveMcFly
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s25843
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Thanks. I can't wait to see it next month.
DisJosh
Well-Known Member
I don't understand how they can have an animation tour when there is no animation studio and no animators. It was pontless to bring back. Hopefully in the years to come we'll see the departure of the not so swift executives and the return of the Florida animation studio. Then I'm sure the refurbished tour would be wonderful. Although I will miss the movie intro with Robin Williams.
DonnieDarko
New Member
It's a hack job version of the amazing DCA animation building. Some of the activities, none of the theming
Epcot82Guy
Well-Known Member
Perfect Disney World
Playing psychic (i.e. wishful thinker here):
...(dream sequence music playing now) When Bob Iger and Steve Jobs share the job of Disney CEO (financial and creative respectively), Pixar merges with the California studio, focusing it entirely on CGI and live action, and 2D animation is revived in Orlando as the main Disney area for 2D, harboring the renaissance for 2D in classic Disney style (complete with a new fairy tale rendition) and continuance of the Disney-Pixar combos.... end dream sequence.
Ah well, if we can dream it, we can do it, right??
Playing psychic (i.e. wishful thinker here):
...(dream sequence music playing now) When Bob Iger and Steve Jobs share the job of Disney CEO (financial and creative respectively), Pixar merges with the California studio, focusing it entirely on CGI and live action, and 2D animation is revived in Orlando as the main Disney area for 2D, harboring the renaissance for 2D in classic Disney style (complete with a new fairy tale rendition) and continuance of the Disney-Pixar combos.... end dream sequence.
Ah well, if we can dream it, we can do it, right??