Originally Posted By TP2000 The other guy at another site has a note today about the next exhibit for Blue Sky Cellar; "Editor's Note 6/3: After the Toy Story Musical exhibit for the Blue Sky Cellar was axed along with the show itself last month, WDI has fast-tracked their exhibits on the Little Mermaid and Goofy's Sky School attractions. The rushed displays will now debut in the Blue Sky Cellar preview center on June 11th. Once..." I am really excited for this one! For the past six months or so the main Cellar exhibit has been all about World of Color. The entertainment in Disney theme parks is nice, but it's never been the primary reason why I visit. I like Disney theme parks because they are THEME PARKS and because they have RIDES. It's the new rides coming to DCA that has me the most excited, not park entertainment, and I can't wait to get a better look at the Mermaid ride and what it will look like. I wasn't that excited about Goofy's Sky School as just a retheme of Mulholland Madness. But now that we've seen the level of work they are doing on these remakes with Silly Symphony Swings, I'm looking forward to Goofy's Sky School as well. I now have half a mind to brave the World of Color crowds next weekend to check out this new Cellar exhibit, check out Glow Fest, and then maybe see about watching World of Color from the backside of water somewhere.
Originally Posted By SpokkerJones If Disney is planning an 11:30PM show but not advertising it, it may be worth it to check out that show if they don't back out and cancel it.
Originally Posted By Hista98 I'm excited to finally be seeing some news about Goofy's Sky Skool!!! Although I think this ride still belongs in condor flats as it has nothing to do with a beach front area.
Originally Posted By Dr Hans Reinhardt It's a mad mouse roller coaster. Of course it belongs on a seaside pier. <a href="http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1049/978401800_0fb05ce707.jpg" target="_blank">http://farm2.static.flickr.com...e707.jpg</a>
Originally Posted By jmuboy I just wish they would abandon the Goofy over lay for the mad mouse coaster. And jut build a pretty coaster (like the pretty new swings, minus characters). Although, is Sky Skool ends up as nicely done as the swings I will still be really happy with the final product.
Originally Posted By Dr Hans Reinhardt I actually like Mullholland Madness, however for a Disney attraction it has absolutely no "show" value at all. What I'm hoping is that the Imagineers will inject a few effects (sound, lighting, animated props, etc.) to make it a bit more engaging. Just putting a character overlay on it may not be enough.
Originally Posted By Bob Paris 1 "The entertainment in Disney theme parks is nice, but it's never been the primary reason why I visit. I like Disney theme parks because they are THEME PARKS and because they have RIDES." This man "gets it".
Originally Posted By Bob Paris 1 So you're saying you DON'T like attractions and rides in theme parks? [Ricky Gervais]"That's just WEIRD!"[/Ricky Gervais]
Originally Posted By Dabob2 Perhaps he's saying that live entertainment s a big part of the experience for some people. Look how many people won't wait over 45 minutes for a ride, but will camp out for 2 hours or more to get best spot for F! or fireworks. I won't do that myself (though I enjoy both) but to each his own.
Originally Posted By avatarmickey115 i really think they should just take that entire thing down and put a new attraction there. they wont do that though.......for now.....
Originally Posted By Dr Hans Reinhardt >>This man "gets it".<< I couldn't disagree more. DL has never been just about rides.
Originally Posted By Bob Paris 1 Actually, I was saying the rides, IMO mean more than shows and parades. If you had read other posts of mine elsewhere you would see that I CONSTANTLY talk about "immersion" and "theming". Thus why I hated DCA in 2001 and, when visiting TDS six weeks later upon returning home, I LOVED the place. Immersion and theming is created through use of architecture, lighting, props, music, scents, horticulture and a myriad of other techniques that transport the guest to another time and/or place. THAT was what I meant - Disney parks have NEVER been about rubberheads, parades and rubbish like "CELEBRATE THE MAGIC(c)!!!!!1" shows for me. Frankly I cannot understand people that like that drivel.
Originally Posted By Dr Hans Reinhardt "THAT was what I meant - Disney parks have NEVER been about rubberheads, parades and rubbish like "CELEBRATE THE MAGIC(c)!!!!!1" shows for me." I would say that some of Disney's parades (ie: America on Parade, The Electrical Parade, Eureka, and Lion King Celebration) have been arguably better than some of the rides. The Aladdin show is certainly more fun and repeatable to me than any of the character based attractions in Fantasyland. In other words, not all parades, much like attractions, are created equal.
Originally Posted By Bob Paris 1 Agreed. It would be lunacy to say some of the crap in Chester and Hester's is better than the MSEP or Dreamlights in TDL.
