Originally Posted By tonyanton Very cool model shots on the site. Wonder if they pass through to Frontierland will still be there. It looks like it might in the model, though the entry arches could also just be an in and/or out for the meet-and-greets.
Originally Posted By CuriousConstance Wow, how nice does the model look for the Plaza Gardens area?! It looks like a perfect extension to Fantasyland! I know not everyone is a Princess meet and greet fan, but gazillions of young girls are, so what a nice addition to the parks.
Originally Posted By DBitz2 >>Very cool model shots on the site. Wonder if they pass through to Frontierland will still be there. It looks like it might in the model, though the entry arches could also just be an in and/or out for the meet-and-greets.<< The pass-through allowed access to the restrooms, as well as to Zocalo, so I would imagine they'll keep it.
Originally Posted By crapshoot <<The pass-through allowed access to the restrooms, as well as to Zocalo, so I would imagine they'll keep it.>> That will stay, but what about the trail from the Frontierland Pin Shop to the Carnation area?
Originally Posted By Dr Hans Reinhardt "I know not everyone is a Princess meet and greet fan, but gazillions of young girls are, so what a nice addition to the parks." I have less of a problem with it when Disney themes things well and keeps the storytelling in context. An elaborate character meet and greet in Fantasyland makes perfect sense, and like you said, this is going to be a nice addition for the legions princess fans.
Originally Posted By Yookeroo "I figure as long as she feels inspired to continue, more power to her. Like Mary Martin before her, she has become the stage personification of Peter Pan." Hey, if people are willing to pay to see her, she should go as long as she enjoys it. She's made a great career of it (and good for her). I just found it odd that an old woman is playing a young boy. "I know not everyone is a Princess meet and greet fan, but gazillions of young girls are, so what a nice addition to the parks." Big improvement over what was there. I won't be standing in line for the princesses, but is sure looks great.
Originally Posted By Yookeroo "I just found it odd that an old woman is playing a young boy." Although, I have to admit, that's better than, say, Kirk Douglas playing Heidi.
Originally Posted By DBitz2 >>I just found it odd that an old woman is playing a young boy.<< "Old" is relative. I don't think of 60 as "old". Especially, since I passed 50 a few years back and am racing towards it!
Originally Posted By Terminus Bravely Tangled - A wonderful tale of two princesses, one with magical hair and the other with a bear for a mother.
Originally Posted By mawnck >>Bravely Tangled - A wonderful tale of two princesses, one with magical hair and the other with a bear for a mother.<< I'd pay to see that at least once. Especially if there's a real bear.
Originally Posted By Tikiduck I wonder if it will be a vintage Disney type of production, or something Pixar. Personally, I don't think the Pixar films would go over well, at least visually, in a live stage show.
Originally Posted By mawnck >>Personally, I don't think the Pixar films would go over well, at least visually, in a live stage show.<< I don't see how it would go over any worse than your standard rubberhead Disney show. Besides that, <a href="http://travelwithkids.about.com/od/disneyworld/ss/finding_nemo_sh.htm" target="_blank">http://travelwithkids.about.co...o_sh.htm</a>
Originally Posted By Tikiduck I stand corrected. Obviously, they can pull it off. It's just that the Pixar films have such a broad spectrum of detail and depth, that it would be hard to replicate in a stage show without it being something of a letdown.
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Originally Posted By tonyanton the "Toy Story" musical on board the Disney Cruise Line has to rank as one of the worst Disney stage productions I have ever seen (and I love all 3 films).
