Originally Posted By ChiMike ^ That happens every now and then though. Sure it's misleading but it can be a reality. I thought it was very neat when they had Pooh and Tigger ride with little boys and girls on Pooh's attraction. Last time I personally saw that it would have been 2002 I think. I haven't been really visiting MK lately so I wouldn't know. I just would like to know when was the last time on a beautiful, sunny Orlando afternoon a child was able to run up to Mickey and Minnie in front of the castle and dance in circles, hand in hand, with no one in sight. Talk about false advertising.
Originally Posted By BlazesOfFire Now that you mentionit, i have heard reports here about it, but I havent actually seen it myself. Once in Epcot I danced with Goofy I didnt have to wait in line though cuz he just got off the character bus lol This was in 2004.
Originally Posted By BlazesOfFire I see a lot of entertainment they show on the Disney DVD for Epcot that I have never seen before, like kids breaking a pinata at Mexico. They ever really do this?
Originally Posted By ChiMike >>Now that you mentionit, i have heard reports here about it, but I havent actually seen it myself.<< If they did stop doing it, it would be too bad because I thought it was really nice. They might have went to making it more sparadic because when I saw it they were doing it like clockwork in the mornings. I never mentioned it online but that wouldn't have mattered, I'm sure word got around as you said and they had lines of parents asking, "HEY! Where's Pooh? When's Tigger coming out to ride with my son?! Can I wait to the side until Pooh shows up?"
Originally Posted By barboy "Or how about in a different vein, the shots of a little girl running up to >insert high profile character here< with not a single person around. They embrace or prance. No one standing so close you feel their breath, no one's kid getting in your picture...." you know it! That is a very good example. This stuff should be a new topic: the most outrageously misleading Disney promos. What might be fun is if someone created a parody promo depicting actual or very honest typical experiences at WDW. Like a whiny 5 year old at Epcot at 10pm, a close up shot of a frustrated Dad carrying 4 burgers, 4 friess and drinks at the "Lunching Pad" while trying to find available seating at 12:30 in July, a close up shot of the stand by time for Soarin showing 75 minutes or maybe some romantic footage of a British couple looking lobster red at Blizzard Beach as they hold hands in the main wave pool.
Originally Posted By TMICHAEL >>>or maybe some romantic footage of a British couple looking lobster red at Blizzard Beach as they hold hands in the main wave pool<<< LOL!!!!.....OMG, you just made some very tasty Rogue Imperial Stout come out my nose....OUCH!!!! but still laughing.....I see this EVERY trip!
Originally Posted By danyoung >...the most outrageously misleading Disney promos.< How bout that kid that opens the window in the Grand Floridian and see the castle about 100 feet away?
Originally Posted By barboy Definitely danyoung. I don't remember that one.... but 100 ft away... that must be right up there with the most misleading of all time.
Originally Posted By Labuda Wow, I'm the first one to mention last year's infamous "Walt opening WDW" commerical?
