Originally Posted By Dr Hans Reinhardt What a preposterous story. Sad to say, I'd probably identify more with the WDW cast members than the DL group if I worked at Disney.
Originally Posted By mousermerf In theory they're supposed to feign the enthusiasm though - that is what they're getting paid for. Imagine if you asked about Mickey and they said "I dunno, he's somewhere, why does it matter?"
Originally Posted By Dr Hans Reinhardt I probably would say that to another employee, which is what all of these people were.
Originally Posted By 2001DLFan <<Dr Hans Reinhardt: "Yeti 1.0 was HIGHLY over engineered." See, if this is true, you really have to wonder WHAT the folks at WDI are thinking sometimes.>> I believe it’s more the case of certain favored Creative Imagineers getting carte blanche with their project, and executives being dazzled with the display of technology. Unfortunately, the presentation that sold it was in a building that enhanced the animatronic and didn't place it in context. Seems pretty much like Universal's King Kong, which was presented more successfully.
Originally Posted By Sport Goofy << Seems pretty much like Universal's King Kong, which was presented more successfully. >> What's your metric for success? The Kong attraction in Orlando was one of the most problematic in that park -- which is one of the reasons it no longer exists anymore.
Originally Posted By 2001DLFan I was referring to the one in California. The ride spent enough time to appreciate the animatronic Kong.
Originally Posted By avatarmickey115 Are you talkin about Everest? i can't decipher all these abreviations ahhaha. I was reading the pages before this and I had no idea what was goin on...
