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Look into Madame Leota's crystal ball to see the future!
Predict the name of the next campaign, the gimmic and the color(s) used.
Predict the Next 15 Month Long Disneyland Celebration! The 50th used Gold as their color, the Y.O.A.M.D. uses Blue. What's next. Hot Pink? Plum Purple?
Look into Madame Leota's crystal ball to see the future!
Predict the name of the next campaign, the gimmic and the color(s) used.
Last edited by Micoofy Duck; 09-25-2006 at 07:59 PM.
i'll guess the color scheme, but right now a good name escapes me...i predict the next color scheme will either be a combination of light pink and baby blue or lilac purple (my hope not based on any reality!)
I'd rather be at Disneyland
The next promotion will be...
"The Year of a Thousand Princesses."
Yes, that's right, a thousand Princess makeovers will be given away world wide! To fit the theme, everything will be pink, including the employee name badges and annual passes. To make it fair, a computer will randomly select who gets the makeover.
One better, "Cinderella's Churro Celebration". Every ODV cart will rethemed with the Disney Park look, selling pink churros by princess servers. Course, this will be tempered with "Pirate Pretzel Party" carts manned by Capt. Jack Sparrows.
Title = "The Year of a Thousand Promotions."
Colors = Green as in dinero. Mucho dinero.
This has been a Filmways presentation dahling.
"Year of Too Many People Coming To Disneyland To 'Experience' A Money-Making Celebration"... I know its kinda lengthy but I think it will catch on.
Originally Posted by Druggas
I see the color red
as in going into the red
Not because of makeovers in the park
but because of promotions that won't be as successful as the 50th (until they learn what people really want)
and I see more into the red with employee's quiting and more money being wasted in training the CM's (until they can figure out that CM's will stay if you treat them well and not like an ATM).
Quote by Al:
-Al LutzTo that end I'd like the Internet community to join me in reminding the Disney company that "it all started with Walt." As you can see below we've created some T-shirts, plus a few simple graphics that you can copy and paste into your websites to let folks know how you feel.
"The Year that the People Mover Comes Back" Don't know the color scheme. Help?
-JackDoc Brown had 2 Deloreans!
White, of course, the color of tomorrow!The Year that the People Mover Comes Back" Don't know the color scheme. Help?
"The Year Of The $100 One-Day, One-Park, Admission Ticket"
Color: GREEN
Tinkerbell surrounded by and other Fairies logo, castle in the background.
Slogan "We (or I) Believe in..." as in we believe in faeries, we believe in Disneyland, etc.
Colours : Green, Gold, and Royal Purple.
25 years of discovery.... silver..
What, wdw was infested with disneyland... who says disneyland can't be infested with epcot center... lol
The 2008 promo... "Empty your wallet and give us ALL your money..."
Color - Brown, as in the color of most wallets....
Promotion - Disney one day tickets will be $100 (heck it isn't that much of an increase)
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The blue clashes already. At least the gold had a reason (I don't see clouds linked with a reason... but anyway) the gold worked. Maybe it was because it was an accent color compared to a shade of a primary color. Regardless, it's a bit silly. Just use what works for whatever signage, etc. - PLEASE.
The Year of a Million Uninformed Speculations
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