Originally Posted By mickeymorris1234 But what would that do to the 10:30 showing of Fantasmic. Right now it works because they can block of NOS after the fireworks show and keep people back while they clear out the area of all guests for the 10:30. I don't know how they would do that with back to back shows and keeping all the NOS rides open.
Originally Posted By gadzuux >> Um... don't believe everything you read on the Internets...? << Except that yamabuki - above - concurs with me about the 'device' on the show deck being Chernabog. Are you disputing this? >> Alice in Wonderland has MORE SONGS than any other Disney animated feature. << I guess the key word there was "memorable" songs. I vaguely recall 'Golden Afternoon', whereas 'I'm Late' isn't much of a song at all, more like a cartoon rap. The only reason I know the 'Alice in Wonderland' song at all is because of the attraction.
Originally Posted By mousermerf WDW doesn't have always Fantasmic - and there's a heck of a lot more people. So DLR can drop a show, do 1 fireworks, 1 fantasmic, 1 fountain spectacular. Heck, don't they plan on doing 3? How many people do they expect to have each night? Isn't 3 shows of WoC twice as many people as can see Fantasmic? Do they actually expect this show to bring in that many more people..? Or do they really expect people to hop from one show to the next..? Oo.. if i was in charge i'd schedule all the shows to overlap so there's no way you could hop from one to the next.
Originally Posted By gadzuux The rumor from a year or so ago was that was why they turned the ELP around and ran it the other way - from PP to the hubcap. When it previously rolled in the conventional direction, guests would make a mad dash from DCA over to DL for the fireworks and F! as soon as the parade had passed by. By turning it around and ending the parade in the sun plaza, it corked up the entrance and made it more difficult to exit.
Originally Posted By DlandDug >>Except that yamabuki - above - concurs with me about the 'device' on the show deck being Chernabog. Are you disputing this?<< My guess is as good as any at this point. I am just not willing to accept anything at face value.
Originally Posted By believe In the past, there was only a one way park hop at night (Basically, from DCA to DL (for firewrks and F!). . Very few would go DL to DCA at night. With WoC, there's going to be much more park hopping at night. The crowd nightmare will be a mess. First you have tons of people leaving the parks after the show, then you potentially have tons of people park hopping after the shows. Talk about nightmare F!
Originally Posted By Kayoss This is silly... why don't they just move the 9:00 World of Color show to 8:55?
Originally Posted By Dabob2 <Chernabog will be done out of water, with the help of the 80-ft telescoping tower that you described. The tower has fountains, LED lights, and fire cannons - together they create the shape of Chernabog.> Yeah. You know, just like they do at the Bellagio, and have been doing at rinky-dink "fountain shows" for decades now. Not impressed. (Too soon?)
Originally Posted By DlandDug As new stuff is going on (really!), I thought I'd pull this topic thread up. It appears that Mickey's Fun Wheel will be playing a role in WoC. It also seems pretty clear that there will not be sneak previews for the public. If they are still programming major elements (ie: the Fun Wheel), this is understandable.
Originally Posted By yamabuki new WoC website is now live <a href="http://disneyland.disney.go.com/disneyland/en_US/special/woc/index?name=DisneyWorldOfColor&CMP=VAN-FY10Q3USEN_WorldofColor_DisneysWorldofColor" target="_blank">http://disneyland.disney.go.co...dofColor</a>
Originally Posted By Dr Hans Reinhardt I can honestly say that that only one other time have I been been impressed with a DLR website (the TOT site). Nice job. It certainly makes me want to see show.
Originally Posted By DlandDug Articles. Like "that" and "the." (I really need to make myself use those pesky emoticons so people can figure out when I'm joking.)
Originally Posted By DlandDug Well now, that's comical. Here I am calling someone to task for misplacing articles, and I let a typo slip by. ;O
Originally Posted By LOVE-DCA <a href="http://www.disneyfoodblog.com/2010/05/27/world-of-color-dining-packages-announced/" target="_blank">http://www.disneyfoodblog.com/...nounced/</a> That my friends is the link to disney food blog the dining packages were announced..plesae read.
Originally Posted By LOVE-DCA HERE IS MORE INFO!! Reservations are being accepted NOW. 714-781-DINE. Reservations can be made 60 days in advance. Two restaurants are participating in this fixed price dining plan. You choose the restaurant and the show, and they'll give you a window of time in which to make your dining reservation. Once you've eaten, you'll receive a voucher for each member of your party for a seat in the reserved SEATING area for World of Color. Seats are not assigned; like the Fantasmic reserved seating it's first come, first served (so I'd get the earliest dinner seating so I could go get in line after dinner and get the best seats). Cast members do not know where the seating area is at this time, nor could they tell me the per-show capacity. [Update: All AP discounts apply at the standard rate, as do CM discounts.] Ariel's Grotto Seating 1 (1st show) 5-7 Seating 2 (2nd show) 7-8:30 $36.99 per adult $20.99 per child, ages 3-9 Ages 2 and under do not need to pay, but must sit on a parent's lap - they will not receive a seating voucher. [Note: The Ariel's Grotto offering is NOT a character meal, and there will be no Disney Princesses on hand.] Menu: Shared Antipasti Tower for the table (your choice of roasted vegetables and salad or meat and cheese) Choice of one entree: Mafalde Pasta with Italian Sausage - Curly ribbons of pasta tossed in a Piemonte-style ragu with spicy Italian sausage, sauteed bell peppers and sweet onions. Herb-Crusted Chicken Breast - Served with Cheddar-herb mashed potatoes and a medley of seasonal vegetables. Santa Maria-style Tri-tip - Slow roasted over rock salt and smoked with red oakwood. Served with Cheddar-herb mashed potatoes and a medley of seasonal vegetables. Filet of Redfish - Grilled Redfish served over wild rice pilaf, delicately topped with a sweet & spicy pineapple chutney. Served with a medley of seasonal vegetables. Spinach and Ricotta Agnolotti - Topped with fresh spinach, sun-dried tomatoes, julienne onions and asparagus served in a light mushroom broth. Cioppino - A fragrant bowl of the ocean's finest, including lobster claw, pink scalllops, redfish, green-lip mussels and shrimp, plus Bilbao chorizo bathed in a robust fire-roasted tomato broth. A shared dessert platter of Seahorse Lava Cake, Chocolate-Chip Strips, Cheesecake Tarts with Raspberries, S'more Chocolate Bites and a White Chocolate Conch Shell with Garden-fresh Berries. Wine Country Trattoria Seating 1 (1st show) 4-6:30 Seating 2 (2nd show) 6-8:30 ) $39.99 per adult [Price not yet available] per child, ages 3-9 Ages 2 and under do not need to pay, but must sit on a parent's lap - they will not receive a seating voucher. Menu: Shared antipasto platter for the table and starter salad. Choice of entree Grilled fish Herb roasted chicken breast w/ pasta Seafood pasta with shrimp and scallops Lamb shank w/ polenta NY strip loin with Gorgonzola mashed potatoes Shared dessert platter for the table, including tiramisu, chocolate crunch tart and fresh seasonal berries with balsamic reduction
