Originally Posted By gardenrooms Is Pleasure Island now just a ghost town? a boarded off section of property? torn down?
Originally Posted By -em 2 of the clubs are being used for private events (ADV and BET) and are off limits to destruction till at least Sept (cross my fingers and hope for longer) The rest of the clubs AFAIK are just waiting for their kiss of death... Most have been gutted from their former glory though I know at least Motion has been rented for a few events so something must remain.. I haven't truly gone to DTD since the clubs (well club to me) closed, I walked through PI once in Jan after picking up a shift at DTD and spent prob 5 min in Virgin checking out their "sale" about a week ago... I used to hit DTD atleast once usually twice a week...
Originally Posted By MPierce >> Is Pleasure Island now just a ghost town? a boarded off section of property? torn down? << They are slowly converting it into a replica of the inside of the Wonders of Life pavilion.
Originally Posted By HMButler79 they're retheming to a project to better reflect the relevancy of economic conditions.
Originally Posted By dshyates I heard that Disney is responding to guests complaints that there was simply too much pleasure being offered at Pleasure Island. So to satisfy guests demands, they are offering smaller portions of pleasure at their Pleasure Island complex.
Originally Posted By -em >> I heard that Disney is responding to guests complaints that there was simply too much pleasure being offered at Pleasure Island. << LOL!! So I guess that means they also knew I needed to save money so they closed it so I wouldn't have the temptation to spend it on Kungalooshs and not food...
Originally Posted By MPierce I here a Kungaloosh contains 100% of all the vitamin, and minerals you need daily -em. So you were actually living a healthy life style until the upper management stepped in, and spoiled everything.
Originally Posted By -em ^ I like your thinking! I will say that I'm not a big drinker at all (mainly cause of medical issues) but I did have a weakness for the Kungaloosh and I will not admit how many of the collectors cups I got the last few weeks (Lets just say I think my bar tab was just a tad less than my paycheck that week...)
Originally Posted By CarolinaDisneyDad I still don't understand why they can't put some sort of entertainment in PI until their other vision starts to take shape. The buildings are already built and useable. Like dinner shows, musical comedy ,anything.
Originally Posted By FerretAfros They do have the little Celebrate Tonight thing with the DJ starting around 5 each night. When I was there, nobody seemed to notice that there was a live DJ, and people were just sitting and resting at the tables nearby, even with the fancy lights and TV's they installed. So they do have something there, but the vast majority of it is a total ghosttown. It's actually kind of weird going through there, and you almost feel like you turned the wrong way, since there are so many closed off buildings.
Originally Posted By MPierce After reading sjhym33's post, and web site it got me thinking how much Disney we are missing out on now. Things that were once there, and are now gone. It really is kind of sad to me. I wonder if PI is another thing you can add to the 10 things you will never see again at WDW?
