Originally Posted By AutoPost This topic is for Discussion of <a href="http://www.laughingplace.com/News-ID10039590.asp" target="_blank"><b>Latest: Walt Disney World 2010 Holiday Festivities</b></a> <p>Press release announcing what's in store for the 2010 holiday season all around Walt Disney World.</p>
Originally Posted By EPCOT Explorer Lights of Winter. It was cut last year because the technology was deemed "obsolete" and essentially, EPCOT didn't have a "icon" for the holidays.
Originally Posted By TTA <<No mention of LoW. Are they serious!?>> Piece of Disney History pin : LoW. Wouldn't surprise me. EE, aren't you (is it still tentative?) heading up there in Dec?
Originally Posted By Spirit of 74 So ... absolutely nothing new. Same stale crap, year in and year out. And Nov. 8th? Sorry, but when you begin Chirstmas not just before Turkey Day, but before Veteran's Day weekend that' just too freaking early (gotta pack those hard ticket parties in!) oh wait, I'll be at HKDL and (hopefully) TDR for Christmas, so why should I care. ~Spirited bah humbug~
Originally Posted By EPCOT Explorer >>>Piece of Disney History pin : LoW. Wouldn't surprise me. EE, aren't you (is it still tentative?) heading up there in Dec?<<< I would not buy that pin out of protest..... And hopefully, yes, Dec.
Originally Posted By A Happy Haunt Nov 8 is fine! I live near The Yankee Candle factory/store in Deerfield, MA. They have Santa & Mrs. Claus there year round & there is always a wait to see them!! What, no holiday Spirit?
Originally Posted By -em >>So ... absolutely nothing new. Same stale crap, year in and year out.<< I agree as much as I love Christmas in WDW I'd love something new occasionally
Originally Posted By davewasbaloo Anyone else here remember when there was no sign of Christmas, then all around the parks after Thanksgiving Christmas appeared. Could be worse, it could be Halloween in September....oooooops, too late.
Originally Posted By -em >>Could be worse, it could be Halloween in September....oooooops, too late.<< They keeping it all in Sept this ear? I remember the year they had a Halloween party in August (end but still) -em
Originally Posted By davewasbaloo LOW were fantastic. They used to be at DLP too, but they have been AWOL for at least 5 years. I do wonder why. they are so lovely.
Originally Posted By EPCOT Explorer I am praying they bring SOMETHING back...EPCOT was so barren last year. As compared to 2006 when it was really, really pretty. It even seemed that some of the regular pavilion decorations were missing.
Originally Posted By MinnieSummer Very sad. While I will still be at WDW for Christmas, I was hoping for a little more. Last year, I felt like the entire resort was lacking in Christmas spirit. Epcot was very lacking without the LOW but the entire park seemed to be decorated less and have less holiday inspired happenings. The only park that I felt stepped it up a little was AK as I noticed decorations in areas that I hadn't noticed them in previous years. Hopefully we will all get a little surprise this year and they will add some shows that they haven't announced - or something.
Originally Posted By EPCOT Explorer Honestly, MGM felt GREAT for XMas last year. Very festive, very in theme and decorated. MK, too, of course, but only one area of it, really.
Originally Posted By kkar Hey Happy Haunt - I'm just down the Interstate from Yankee Candle, in Northampton. They do a great job with both Halloween and Christmas.
