Do you think they should bring in an Oswald full size character to the parks?

[Prof. Emelius]

Do you think they should bring in an Oswald the Rabbit full size character to walk around the parks?

[Chesire]

Only in Buena Vista Street, or in front of the Main Street Cinema.

[biggsworth]

yes in bvs

[calsig31]

Not really. I think they are going too overboard with Oswald.

[LordVader]

What Cheshire said.

[Prof. Emelius]

Speaking of the Main Street Cinema, it would be cool if they showed some Oswald cartoons there instead of the Mickey ones. Would be a nice change, and would fit the theme perfectly. They could still show Steamboat Willie, but the other screens could be replaced by Oswald Cartoons. Yes or No?

[Giant Panda]

Yes. And Al Michaels should be banned from the ESPN Zone.

[mratigan]

Yes. And Al Michaels should be banned from the ESPN Zone.

Wow very funny

[Malina]

I think it would be fun to see him around Main Street or in BVS or Hollywood Land.

I'd also LOVE to see a pie-eyed Mickey walking around.

[jcruise86]

Only in Buena Vista Street, or in front of the Main Street Cinema.

I wish you worked for Disney.

[Goofy Daddy]

Oswald is an interesting part of Walt's past...a lesson he learned about business and a catalyst that sent him out west to really "start it all". I don't think he needs to become a M&G character however. Still, I would not freak out about it if they did indeed do it and kept to around BVS.

[Dilemma]

No, thank you.
Oswald's getting enough attention as it is. Though he is an interesting part of Walt's past, people are acting like he's the new Mickey or something.

I don't even understand his presence in BVS. If this is supposed to be like 'when Walt stepped off the train. . .etcetc' then why is Oswald there. He had to leave Oswald behind to pursue better things that were actually his own . . .

[calsig31]

No, thank you.
Oswald's getting enough attention as it is. Though he is an interesting part of Walt's past, people are acting like he's the new Mickey or something.

I don't even understand his presence in BVS. If this is supposed to be like 'when Walt stepped off the train. . .etcetc' then why is Oswald there. He had to leave Oswald behind to pursue better things that were actually his own . . .

This, exactly. He as a shop in Buena Vista Street and a ridiculous ear hat. I really think any more would be overkill for a character that is little more than a side note in Disney history.

[Malina]

I don't see the harm in welcoming Oswald. It is a triumph for the Disney company to get him back, he helped shape Walt's vision and was a step on the road to Mickey...why not? As to being a footnote, there are rides at the park based on films that most guests don't know, like Splash Mountain/Song of the South or Mr. Toad, and there are so many characters at the parks that are "minor" but beloved; IMHO there's no reason not to add one more. I'm also glad when I see a bit of the company's past being celebrated--like it's cool that they've had Clarabell Cow and Horace Horsecollar out this year. I'd rather see Oswald brought forward than some direct-to-DVD Fairy Princess Exactly Like the Other 1000000 Fairy Princesses.

[calsig31]

I don't see the harm in welcoming Oswald. It is a triumph for the Disney company to get him back, he helped shape Walt's vision and was a step on the road to Mickey...why not? As to being a footnote, there are rides at the park based on films that most guests don't know, like Splash Mountain/Song of the South or Mr. Toad, and there are so many characters at the parks that are "minor" but beloved; IMHO there's no reason not to add one more. I'm also glad when I see a bit of the company's past being celebrated--like it's cool that they've had Clarabell Cow and Horace Horsecollar out this year. I'd rather see Oswald brought forward than some direct-to-DVD Fairy Princess Exactly Like the Other 1000000 Fairy Princesses.

It's true there are other side notes that have been given rides, but they don't have a shop, a bunch of t-shirts, and ear hats to go along with their rides. I just think enough is enough.