*cough* Fantasmic 2.0 *cough*I'm happy with our new summer offerings. DL is getting Guardians and a left turn on the railroad (incredible!).
*cough* Fantasmic 2.0 *cough*I'm happy with our new summer offerings. DL is getting Guardians and a left turn on the railroad (incredible!).
So your saying that Disney should market HEA to vegans and vegetarians ??That's a strange way to put it, but, yes, I am generally for things that please the "tourists" - the average guest, versus the enthusiast. It won't make me feel differently about it artistically, but if it indeed pleases guests more than what was there, then that is a good thing.
I'm genuinely curious what they rate it compared to Wishes, because when I put it through some litmus tests, I have a difficult time thinking that in terms of what the audience is looking for to cap their day at the MK. They want nostalgia and one last double-shot of "ah, Disney magic". I mean, even aside from the original music, I had a hard time recognizing a lot of the existing music. Aside from the clearly known stuff interspersed, a lot of it felt so random, like a little glimpse here and there of something I thought I knew. Going on the premise that I probably know more Disney music than the average guest, that is worrisome.
I think the best way to put it is to compare it to an ice cream sundae. Wishes was a triple-scoop, handmade, with real sugar, rich vanilla ice cream, on top of a soft, warm brownie, with streams of real hot fudge dripping down it, a sprinkling of those slow roasted nuts that taste like childhood, and a rich, creamy cap of real fresh whipped cream. HEE is more like a scoop and a half of vegan iced-coconut milk, served over a slightly crisp, gluten-free oatmeal cookie, sprinkled with dried couscous, dairy-free hot fudge "sauce", topped with non-dairy unsweetened "whipped topping".
An argument could certainly be made for the latter - but I honestly think that when people are on vacation, and are only having it once per year at the very end of their vacation...they want the full Monty.
I hope it looks better than that Aladdin concept art.*cough* Fantasmic 2.0 *cough*
The jury's still out.I hope it looks better than that Aladdin concept art.
Why bother with Star Wars when they have a whole show dedicated to it in another park. I am also quite surprised by the fact that they held back on Frozen unless God forbid that's what's replacing IllumiNations.Pretty surprised that they did not add star wars or go crazy on frozen unlike the other parks.
Tip: follow the cast members directions. About 20 minutes before the show they will start asking people who are sitting in the hub to stand. This will create a large amount of room. They will then start asking people who are standing on Main Street to move forward. Most will attempt to ignore these directions but If you actually follow their directions they will lead you to a spot that is in the hub with a clear view of the castle. And all this with 10 to 15 minutes before Showtime.
Yes it does. The HEA haters need to realize they are a minority and just shut up
*cough* Fantasmic 2.0 *cough*
They had a problem with tink for the past 2 days, On friday tink didn't fly at all and yesterday tink didn't light up.Just saw a video from tonights show. Tink's new costume did not light up. They got a spotlight on her quite quickly once they realized.
They had a problem with tink for the past 2 days, On friday tink didn't fly at all and yesterday tink didn't light up.
Sorry I meant thursday...We were there a Friday night and Tink flew right over us witg her lights on.
They had a problem with tink for the past 2 days, On friday tink didn't fly at all and yesterday tink didn't light up.
Sorry I meant thursday...
I believe so. It was breezy Thursday night.Too windy?
Maybe she couldn't think of a happy thought? She probably checked CNN and it was downhill from there.I believe so. It was breezy Thursday night.
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