Originally Posted By Longhorn12 >That's funny, I thought it was because they did more herbs< FTFY. My legalization rant doesn't belong here so I'll stow it away. >Wouldnt tourists be a better target for older attractions then others who have seen it many time?< No, because its old. Last time I went to WDW (SB 09)I heard many people (including people I knew) skipping over rides because "isn't that like old?" etc.
Originally Posted By tashajilek " skipping over rides because "isn't that like old?" etc." Thats so dumb! some of the oldest rides are the best.
Originally Posted By Longhorn12 >Thats so dumb! some of the oldest rides are the best.< Yeah, but that's not what people care about. It's all about how new it is.
Originally Posted By HokieSkipper <<Yeah, but that's not what people care about. It's all about how new it is.>> If that were true, Stich, MILF, and the Magic Carpets would have the longest lines in the park.
Originally Posted By Longhorn12 >MILF< I get the abbreviation I really do... it makes sense, but can't we just call it LF or MLF. As immature as it is I do chuckle whenever I see MILF on a disney forum. >If that were true, Stich, MILF, and the Magic Carpets would have the longest lines in the park.< My comment wasn't meant to be a one size fits all deal...
Originally Posted By MPierce >> Do like they did in Disneyland and make it a cult attraction. I was amazed at the following it has at DL. People, hand in hand, swaying to the music, singing along.."let's all sing like the birdies sing", and generally loving it. I'm sure they sit through it over and over. But to be honest, it's kind of weird and I felt uncomfortable invading their space. I still love the old show, however, I can see that, for me at least, it would get old pretty quick. << As Bruce Willis said in Die Hard, "Geez, California". Sounds kind of like the Rocky Horror Picture Show crowd.
Originally Posted By MPierce >> But the California vibe, which even affects visitors, is something you hardly ever get at WDW. Sometimes at Spring Break or Christmas, but mostly not. << I've got the Mamas, and Papas playing in the background as I read this.
Originally Posted By MPierce >> That's funny, I thought it was because they did more soft core drugs. Who knew it was because they were more discerning and wordly? (whatever that is) << I vote for the Whakey Tobackey effect also. Nothing like listening to Jefferson Airplane or the Tiki Birds when you are stoned.
Originally Posted By MPierce >> FTFY. My legalization rant doesn't belong here so I'll stow it away. << I thought it was legal in Austin?
Originally Posted By Spirit of 74 <<That's funny, I thought it was because they did more soft core drugs.>> I dunno ... I think many WDW guests (especially those on government benefits) are likely getting the stronger (i.e. Rush type) meds prescribed! But what's wrong with a little soft core? <<Who knew it was because they were more discerning and wordly? (whatever that is)>> Just means that the largest base of guests lives in the media capital of the world and tend to be more up on trends and what's going on in the world than folks who live in Podunk, Indiana. And Disney also pulls many in from Asia and Australia. Less bumpkins than WDW.
Originally Posted By Spirit of 74 >> But the California vibe, which even affects visitors, is something you hardly ever get at WDW. Sometimes at Spring Break or Christmas, but mostly not. << <<I've got the Mamas, and Papas playing in the background as I read this. >> I need to turn some music on ... and decide whether I want to eat my first meal of the day at 8 p.m.!
Originally Posted By Manfried Even a cult-like attraction eventually wears thin. I mean this baby-boomer group of die hard Disney cultists, I'm sorry fans, are going to thin out and die off eventually. There where will the company turn to bring in new money? Even Rocky Horror Picture Show reruns in the theaters eventually died off. Time for a total re-think of that show for Florida and California. Please.
Originally Posted By EPCOT Explorer >> I mean this baby-boomer group of die hard Disney cultists<<< Their kids will take over for them. It's what I'm doing....My Dad used to be the Disne nut of the family. He taught me well.
Originally Posted By magnet What scares me is that when I take my kids to Disney, it will have changed so much that they won't understand why I loved the place so much. It won't be any fun to go there any more if the same kinds of experience aren't there for them. That's when the magic finally breaks.
Originally Posted By Donny I have not herd anyone singing any of the new songs from the tiki room but the old I hear all the time
