Originally Posted By smctopia I'm talking about America the Beautiful and American Journeys. I know ATB was revised a few times. Were both park's versions revised? I'm trying to figure out if the audio I have is park-specific. Visit Walt Dated World <a href="http://waltdatedworld.bravepages.com" target="_blank">http://waltdatedworld.bravepag es.com</a>
Originally Posted By oc_dean I know for a time in the mid 70s .. WDW had "Magic Carpet Round'the World". A "WDW" exclusive Disneyland in Anaheim never had.
Originally Posted By brotherdave I believe America the Beautiful may have been identical at each park. It's too long ago to be absolutely certain, but, seing the version of it that aired on Vault Disney on the Disney Channel years ago, (just the forward moving screen was shown), it pretty much is what I remember seeing at both DL and MK many years ago. The soundtrack on the new 50th DL CD collection seems to be the same as well. As for American Journeys, I have no clue. I never got to see this Circlevision movie at either park.
Originally Posted By Lewis Goofy America the Beautiful and American Journeys were the same in both WDW and DL. America the Beautiful opened in 1971 at WDW and was the same revised edition playing at DL. Then it was revised again in 1976 for the Bicentennial and shown in both WDW and DL. American Journeys opened I beleive in the mid 80's in both WDW and DL and was the same in both locations.
Originally Posted By Jim in Merced CA Anyone else miss the CircleVision360 format? We don't have one at Disneyland any longer.... *sniff*
Originally Posted By brotherdave At least Epcot still has two of them with China and Canada. Just a hunch, but, I'm betting that one of them (possibly Canada) may dissappear someday as well. The format just doesn't seem as popular today since Imax and Omnimax theatres are found in most major cities now.
Originally Posted By FerretAfros I just don't think that that IMAX holds a candle to CircleVision. I know that IMAX has the huge size that practically takes up your entire field of vision, but that is only if you are looking forward. It is too easy to hide stuff in the shots. With CV, it is impossible to hide anything, which really shows off the beauty (or lack there of) of the place on the screen. It is also much more fun IMO to be able to look which ever way you want, instead of being restricted to only one direction. Also, the moving shots in CV seem to give off the feeling of movement much better than IMAX, but that isn't really the point of either.
