Originally Posted By Krankenstein Cordon Bleu's version was fine until they started playing it after ROE.
Originally Posted By EPCOT Explorer >>> Here are the lyrics: (I want to go!) Park hopping, fast ride dropping Flyin’ through Space Mountain sky (I want to go!) Magical dreamin’, Tower drop Screamin’ It’s a spectacular night Jungle Cruise roarin’, Toy Story, Soarin’ Electric Light Parade and my heart soars Everyone’s dancin’, fireworks blastin’ Let’s go to Disney’s Summer Nightastic Let’s go to Disney’s Summer Nightastic <<< Good lyrics, I just wish the orchestration was better.
Originally Posted By EPCOT Explorer >>> Cordon Bleu's version was fine until they started playing it after ROE.<<< I guess. I'm glad someone caught the food joke.
Originally Posted By CaptainMichael Merf, the music for the "Where Magic Lives" campaign gives everything in that commercial a pass. And by recent marketing standards, that commercial is Oscar-worthy.
Originally Posted By yamabuki That song is already being used in DL's Summer Nightastic website (which is actually pretty snazzy compared to WDW's site) <a href="http://disneyland.disney.go.com/disneyland/en_US/special/summer/index?name=Summer#/home" target="_blank">http://disneyland.disney.go.co...er#/home</a> DL's song seems a bit longer and features slightly different lyrics.. "(I wanna go!) Park hoppin', Fast ride dropping Flyin’ through a Space Mountain sky (I wanna go!) California Dreaming, Dragon Fire-Breathing, It's a Fantasmical night Matterhorn, Soarin', Toy Story Scorin' Ghosts are grinning, Jungle Cruise a-boarding Everyone’s dancin’, Fireworks blastin’ Let’s go to Disney’s Summer Nightastic Let’s go to Disney’s Summer Nightastic"
Originally Posted By yamabuki Nope, the song is new. Last year they used the song 'Breakout' by Miley Cyrus for Summer Nightastic commercials... So it's safe to say this new tune is a very big improvement!
Originally Posted By EPCOT Explorer >>> Disneyland even has better songs...<<< It's basically the same thing with a few different words. Eh? Yamabuki, anything would be better than that!!
Originally Posted By HokieSkipper <<It's basically the same thing with a few different words. Eh?>> Basically it rubs in that they got new stuff for Fantasmic! and it mentions HM AND JC. Meaning win. Haha
Originally Posted By EPCOT Explorer Yeah, a old, awesome, nostalgic, classic parade. I think it's MSEP that I'm most excited to see.
Originally Posted By yamabuki MSEP is great.. Sure it's old, but it's a lot of fun and the upgrades are nice. Hope you guys enjoy it, but we want it back at DL soon! I just think it's funny that the theme song calls it the Electric Light Parade.
Originally Posted By EPCOT Explorer I certaily hope they change the name back to the Main Street Electrical Parade, seeing it'll finally be back on a Main Street...Where it belongs. ;-)
Originally Posted By HokieSkipper <<MSEP is great.. Sure it's old, but it's a lot of fun and the upgrades are nice. Hope you guys enjoy it, but we want it back at DL soon! >> I really like the floats, but I really don't like the music at all. I much prefer Spectro in that category.
Originally Posted By EPCOT Explorer >>>I really like the floats, but I really don't like the music at all. I much prefer Spectro in that category.<<< Have you ever seen MSEP? Spectro is great, and does have nice music, but it feels to serious, in my opinion. It's grand and sweeping...which is good...but somehow never connects with the parade. A light parade should be quirky, bouncy, fun...like the MSEP. Either way, I like both, but MSEP is the original, and far more nostalgic. My vote goes for it.
Originally Posted By mousermerf Well, Epcot got screwed in advertising... again. I like to tell myself its because it doesn't need the help.
Originally Posted By EPCOT Explorer Well...at least it's not this. <a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IpojZ0COU3Y&feature=PlayList&p=F8742994D0C37789&playnext_from=PL&playnext=1&index=15" target="_blank">http://www.youtube.com/watch?v...index=15</a> THAT was bad advertising. The worst, perhaps.
