Originally Posted By Dr Hans Reinhardt Disney geeks rejoice! MiceChat/MiceAge is reporting that the Flower Market has returned to East Center Street on Main Street USA. No word on whether this is a temporary or permanent return. <a target="blank" rel="nofollow" href="http://micechat.com/51471-disneyland-resort-10/">http://micechat.com/51471-disn...sort-10/</a>
Originally Posted By Witches of Morva ORDDU: In the meantime you have the perfect opportunity to send your favorite witch a beautiful bouquet... ORGOCH: Oh? I didn't know the doc was tryin' ta horn in on James Franco's territory!!
Originally Posted By FerretAfros It's a nice throwback to the old flower market that used to be on the other side of the street. I wonder why they decided to add it, and why they added it in the middle of the Christmas season, rather than when they were putting in the rest of the decorations. I'm inclined to think that it's going to be permanent, with seasonal updates I haven't seeen it in person, but I hope that it feels less cluttered than it does in the pictures. It just sort of looks like a lot of 'stuff' shoved in the street, which is one of the few rarely-crowded parts of the park. It would be a shame if the additional props made it feel congested, simply because of the various things that people need to walk around
Originally Posted By Dr Hans Reinhardt Ferret I think it's in the same spot it was before. If I'm not mistaken WDW had theirs on the west side of Main Street.
Originally Posted By Mickeymouseclub Good news for me cause every time I walk past that location I "remember" those flower carts and have wished for their return. So why am I thinking those pics do not quite match the nostalgic memory? I will check them out for real next week! Did somebody say they were artificial? ANd have they removed the fresh fruit cart? (Hope not)...
Originally Posted By FerretAfros I must be confusing the old location with WDW then. I don't remember ever seeing either of them in person, so I was just going on vague memories of old photos Yes, the flowers are artificial. I don't think real ones could stand up to guests touching them every day to see if they were real or not And the fruit cart is still there, it's just rotated 90 degrees and pushed a little further up the side street, so it isn't quite as visible from Main Street
Originally Posted By tonyanton It looks good and a nice nod to the past (still miss West Center St. at WDW, flowers or not)...can't help but think this could be a pretty photo area to (partially) make up for the loss of the Court of Angels.
Originally Posted By DBitz2 I've seen the Flower Market in person and it is quite lovely. It was a very nice surprise to see it appear. I have a picture or two of the old Flower Market.
Originally Posted By phruby Who is buying flowers at the flower market? How often do you see people walking around Disneyland with a bunch of flowers?
Originally Posted By Dr Hans Reinhardt Pretty much never. I remember the market in its heyday and I always wondered as a kid how much revenue it took in. Still, it makes for a great photo spot and adds to the atmosphere.
Originally Posted By FerretAfros From my understanding, this flower market is just a collection of props, not a retail location But to the other point, for the longest time they've sold roses that glow various colors at night, with an LED embedded in them. They seem to be about as popular as anything else on the carts of light-up merchandise that they roll out each night. So apparently some guests do want flowers from DL
Originally Posted By CuriousConstance So the Flower Market has fake flowers that you can't buy? That's not confusing.
Originally Posted By Nobody Have you seen those upstairs windows? There seem to be quite a few more businesses you can't utilize.
Originally Posted By DlandDug This could have been a good add at the same time that Starbucks opened. As it is, the locked/unlocked doors in that whole section of Main Street are confusing enough...
Originally Posted By CuriousConstance Saw online that the Flower Market has been taken out of Disneyland already.