Originally Posted By irishfan If you want to see what the new bedroom inside Cinderella Castle is like, take a look: <a href="http://www.dlrp.fr/actu_disney_parks_year_of_a_million_dreams_960.html" target="_blank">http://www.dlrp.fr/actu_disney _parks_year_of_a_million_dreams_960.html</a>
Originally Posted By Boca Chica Thank you for posting this wonderful first look. My French is rotten, but basically they are saying everything we already knew. I think the suite is great. I was worried it would look "slapped together," but it doesn't. Now I'm trying to figure out those windows. What do they look out to? Maybe they are false, and have no view at all. I'm gonna have to get up there!
Originally Posted By dixielandings WOW!!!! Better that I thought it would be PIK ME ! PICK ME ! dream squad
Originally Posted By FerretAfros WOW! I figured it would just be a nice room, similar to the Mickey Mouse Penthouse at DL (with older theming, of course), but that looks amazing! It looks like something straight out of the middle ages, with the addition of a plasma TV for good measure. The only thing I think I would have done differently is pick a less-square looking toilet, so I guess they did a pretty great job on this, if that's the only problem I can find with it.
Originally Posted By TDLFAN The toilet is a nice perk. Back in the days of Cinderella...they had to go to the woods and squat!
Originally Posted By ssWEDguy >> they had to go to the woods and squat! << Winnie the Pooh's playplace woods is nearby.
Originally Posted By trekkeruss I Just saw, again, the commercial on tv advertising the YOAMD. It's interesting that the room shown in the commercial is nothing like the actual room. As for Pooh-ing in the woods, I know you were just being funny, but just for the record, there were toilets in castles. Typically, the hole was over an outside wall, so the poop would land, well, outside. For interior toilets, there were cesspits too, that had to be cleaned out periodically.
Originally Posted By avromark Well you know they could have gone with a toilet with an overhead tank like some of the earlier ones. I love the intricate craftsmanship that screams one of a kind, not some mass produced suite.
Originally Posted By TALL Disney Guy These have been in the news. I *so* want one: <a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R6SjcwBMdrI" target="_blank">http://www.youtube.com/watch?v =R6SjcwBMdrI</a> <a href="http://www.fishnflush.com/" target="_blank">http://www.fishnflush.com/</a>
Originally Posted By Liberty Belle Pretty cool stuff, Irishfan! Thanks for sharing the link ... so what happens with it (and the Mickey Mouse penthouse) when the promotion is over? Can people pay to stay there, or is the room taken apart?
Originally Posted By irishfan >> what happens with it (and the Mickey Mouse penthouse) when the promotion is over? Can people pay to stay there, or is the room taken apart?<< Very good question! DVC perhaps?
Originally Posted By TDLFAN >>It's interesting that the room shown in the commercial is nothing like the actual room.<< But really... when has WDW actually shown you on a commercial what any particular attraction loooks like in real life??? This is no different. Make it look nice to entice...it's the first rule of advertisement. >>Very good question! DVC perhaps? << Or finally turn it into the Honeymoon suite once proposed for that space?? I don't think there is anyone in management at WDW that would care anymore if people looked up at the castle and wondered who is making whoopy up there at any given time.. Of course.. mommy and daddy can send the kids downstairs into the park while they do just that... and I suspect that sooner or later, we'll start seeing online photos of couple makingout in those same regal, satin Cinderella beds. I can't wait to see those and Disney's reaction to them!!!
Originally Posted By trekkeruss <<when has WDW actually shown you on a commercial what any particular attraction loooks like in real life??? This is no different. Make it look nice to entice...it's the first rule of advertisement.>> That rather implies that WDW doesn't look nice enough for the camera. But I realize it's easier to film fake stuff than the real thing.
Originally Posted By TDLFAN Take a look at the TDR park/ride videos on their site to see the real thing versus what WDW does, which is then placed in the free planner videos year after year.
Originally Posted By avromark Do you think after the promo the suite might be used for execs and VIPs over DVC?
