Comments on: Disney World Reviews and Advice http://www.coyoteblog.com/coyote_blog/2006/12/disneyworld_rev.html Dispatches from a Small Business Sun, 21 Mar 2010 02:42:23 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Becky Motta http://www.coyoteblog.com/coyote_blog/2006/12/disneyworld_rev.html/comment-page-1#comment-4203 Becky Motta Sat, 10 Feb 2007 18:37:36 +0000 http://coyote-blog.com/wordpress/2006/12/disneyworld_rev.html #comment-4203 <p>Our family's favorite attraction is Fantasmic at MGM, so I was sorry that you hadn't experienced it in all your trips to Disney. Use of great music--most of the cartoon movie themes, too, all the Disney characters in costume, great, great stage show, lots of footage from the classic cartoons (viewed on three large sheets of water, which act as screens). Then, of course, you get to see Mickey Mouse be the hero of the storyline running through it, similar to Fantasia. It is an incredible experience that closes the park in the same way that the light & firework shows close Epcot & MK, except that you're seated in an outdoor stadium, staring across water at a huge mountain--and all of it becomes the acting/stage area! It's really fun to eat at the Brown Derby and then go to Fantasmic. I hum the theme music for weeks afterward!! (And I've been 4 times in the last year!!) If it's the least bit chilly/rainy, purchasing a WDW throw is a practical souvenir--you can sit on it or cuddle under it. You do need to go early--at least a half hour--but it is so worth the wait. The crowd always does "the wave" as time gets close and the program's about to begin!! I'm ready to go back....</p> Our family’s favorite attraction is Fantasmic at MGM, so I was sorry that you hadn’t experienced it in all your trips to Disney. Use of great music–most of the cartoon movie themes, too, all the Disney characters in costume, great, great stage show, lots of footage from the classic cartoons (viewed on three large sheets of water, which act as screens). Then, of course, you get to see Mickey Mouse be the hero of the storyline running through it, similar to Fantasia. It is an incredible experience that closes the park in the same way that the light & firework shows close Epcot & MK, except that you’re seated in an outdoor stadium, staring across water at a huge mountain–and all of it becomes the acting/stage area! It’s really fun to eat at the Brown Derby and then go to Fantasmic. I hum the theme music for weeks afterward!! (And I’ve been 4 times in the last year!!) If it’s the least bit chilly/rainy, purchasing a WDW throw is a practical souvenir–you can sit on it or cuddle under it. You do need to go early–at least a half hour–but it is so worth the wait. The crowd always does “the wave” as time gets close and the program’s about to begin!! I’m ready to go back….

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]]> By: Katie.O http://www.coyoteblog.com/coyote_blog/2006/12/disneyworld_rev.html/comment-page-1#comment-4200 Katie.O Sun, 07 Jan 2007 22:56:29 +0000 http://coyote-blog.com/wordpress/2006/12/disneyworld_rev.html #comment-4200 <p>i thought everything was wonderful including all the rides. we particularly like that when there was a huge parde that all the garbage was picked up in a flash. me and my family have been to WDW 2 times and we have had nothing but excilent treatment at all the parks. we have stayed at the fort wilderness campgound it was the most wonderful exsperince we ever had and we cant wait until we go again some time!</p> i thought everything was wonderful including all the rides. we particularly like that when there was a huge parde that all the garbage was picked up in a flash. me and my family have been to WDW 2 times and we have had nothing but excilent treatment at all the parks. we have stayed at the fort wilderness campgound it was the most wonderful exsperince we ever had and we cant wait until we go again some time!

]]> By: Sol http://www.coyoteblog.com/coyote_blog/2006/12/disneyworld_rev.html/comment-page-1#comment-4199 Sol Mon, 04 Dec 2006 18:19:11 +0000 http://coyote-blog.com/wordpress/2006/12/disneyworld_rev.html #comment-4199 <p>Is the animation studio exhibit still there? It was by far my favorite part of the park back in the mid-90s (when I was in my mid-20s). But I thought Disney had closed their Florida animation studio AND eliminated 2D movie animation all together.</p> <p>(Also am a huge fan of Star Tours. And I badly want to go back to the Canada 360 movie, as I vaguely remember there being a bit with a fiddler and a bunch of other musicians -- if I am right about this, and it is, as I suspect, Emile Benoit, I figure I probably know many of those musicians now.)</p> Is the animation studio exhibit still there? It was by far my favorite part of the park back in the mid-90s (when I was in my mid-20s). But I thought Disney had closed their Florida animation studio AND eliminated 2D movie animation all together.

(Also am a huge fan of Star Tours. And I badly want to go back to the Canada 360 movie, as I vaguely remember there being a bit with a fiddler and a bunch of other musicians — if I am right about this, and it is, as I suspect, Emile Benoit, I figure I probably know many of those musicians now.)

]]> By: Doug G. http://www.coyoteblog.com/coyote_blog/2006/12/disneyworld_rev.html/comment-page-1#comment-4198 Doug G. Mon, 04 Dec 2006 03:47:58 +0000 http://coyote-blog.com/wordpress/2006/12/disneyworld_rev.html #comment-4198 <p>Excellent guide! My wife and I traveled to WDW earlier this year. One of the coolest things we did that you did not already mention, is draw Mickey Mouse. At Disney/MGM you can walk through their 'animation studios'. This is mostly just a self-guided exhibit, but there was a Cast Member there who invited us into a classroom where you sat down in front of a big drawing table with a pencil and sketch paper, and another Cast Member taught us how to draw Mickey Mouse. The classroom is probably big enough to hold 75 people, but there were only four of us for our session. It only takes about 10 minutes, and you get to take your drawing home with you. It's probably the best and cheapest souvenir anyone can get at WDW. I never saw mention of this attraction anywhere, but it is totally free, just go to the animation studios and ask about it. </p> Excellent guide! My wife and I traveled to WDW earlier this year. One of the coolest things we did that you did not already mention, is draw Mickey Mouse. At Disney/MGM you can walk through their ‘animation studios’. This is mostly just a self-guided exhibit, but there was a Cast Member there who invited us into a classroom where you sat down in front of a big drawing table with a pencil and sketch paper, and another Cast Member taught us how to draw Mickey Mouse. The classroom is probably big enough to hold 75 people, but there were only four of us for our session. It only takes about 10 minutes, and you get to take your drawing home with you. It’s probably the best and cheapest souvenir anyone can get at WDW. I never saw mention of this attraction anywhere, but it is totally free, just go to the animation studios and ask about it.

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