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[stevo505]

Originally Posted by Coheteboy

I'm wishing I could actually see the fireworks instead of that castle.

Originally Posted by aaronpaulcustoms

HAHA! I was thinking the same thing!

Yep.. that castle is just too darn big and blocks the fireworks partially..

[aaronpaulcustoms]

Originally Posted by stevo505

Yep.. that castle is just too darn big and blocks the fireworks partially..

which is yet another reason why Disneyland's castle is far superior to WDW's

[DL2006]

Originally Posted by MasterGracey

Disneyland's show might have reused the Wishes intro, but it made it so much better with Julie Andrews and her narration.

Consider ourselves lucky....Michael Eisner wanted ALL of Wishes transplanted to Disneyland as the 50th show but thankfully people in the creative department fought hard and they came up with the compromise.

[HMF]

Originally Posted by aaronpaulcustoms

which is yet another reason why Disneyland's castle is far superior to WDW's

That is a matter of opinion.

[stevo505]

Originally Posted by DL2006

Consider ourselves lucky....Michael Eisner wanted ALL of Wishes transplanted to Disneyland as the 50th show but thankfully people in the creative department fought hard and they came up with the compromise.

If that were to have happened.. oh, Lord, I would have died (and not in a good way).

Why on earth did he want Wishes in Disneyland? Less cost per show?

[DL2006]

Originally Posted by stevo505

If that were to have happened.. oh, Lord, I would have died (and not in a good way).

Why on earth did he want Wishes in Disneyland? Less cost per show?

Because Michael Eisner liked it. Simple as that really. LOL

[aaronpaulcustoms]

Originally Posted by HMF

That is a matter of opinion.

Yes, i know lets not mention that to anyone else though

[stevo505]

Originally Posted by DL2006

Because Michael Eisner liked it. Simple as that really. LOL

Oh. Well, I still wouldn't have liked it in Disneyland lol.

[HMF]

Originally Posted by DL2006

Because Michael Eisner liked it. Simple as that really. LOL

And it was easier to do. Eisner liked going the easy way out.

[LangenFox]

The Eisner era is long and gone. But everyone remembers him of how he took care of Disneyland.

[Ghostbuster626]

Star Tours 2 imminent.....

[HMF]

Originally Posted by LangenFox

The Eisner era is long and gone. But everyone remembers him of how he took care of Disneyland.

As long as Eisner's people remain in the company' Eisner's legacy will continue.

[Alpoe001]

Absolutely no one has said anything about the new Windows on Main Street...



Roland Fargo Crump
Location: Above Fargo’s Palm Parlor (formerly Hollywood Maxwells)
Roland was an Imagineer that worked closely with Walt on the early concepts of The Haunted Mansion when it was going to be a walkthrough “Museum of the Weird”. He also designed the “Tower of the Four Winds”, which stood in front of “It’s a Small World” at the 1964-65 World’s Fair in New York. These designs can be found on the tarot cards on the window.






Don Edgren
Location: Above the Silhouette Studio
He was the original chief engineer 'in the field'-on the construction sites. Don led the Imagineering teams for New Orleans Square, Pirates of the Caribbean, Ford’s Magic Skyway, the master planning for Walt Disney World, the first Space Mountain, and Tokyo Disneyland.

[AtomicBear]

Here is a report on filming new footage for Star Tours. Not sure how accurate this is, but it's interesting.

Secret Star Wars Production Shooting in Hollywood | /Film

[Kritter]

Madame Leota was "original" yesterday and none of her effects were on.