You can see the VIDEO of the stunning new floats of tokyo disneyland electrical parade ( don't miss the stunning light effect on the dress of Cinderella! ) at:
http://disneyandmore.blogspot.com/
Thanks to bookmark on your computers the web site adress as each day there will be great things to see!!
Hi Alain thanks for the link!
Hope you will also continue to write articles for Miceage,I'm now off to explore all of your sites content.
That video was amazing! Thanks for the link. Anyone ever think that DCA's MSEP will be updated like that?
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Oh, wow that was beautiful!
PrncssZ, we can always hope, can't we?
She did it!
I doubt that. Mostly because of how expensive some of the floats may be. I mean, the Monsters Inc. one has three TV sets in it! [/cheap stab]
I love the transformation sequence with Cindy's dress when Fairy Godmother says "Bibbidi-Bobbidi-Bo!" Seeing that sequence now makes me glad they replaced the traditional Pumpkin Carriage float.
Every time I have seen Dreamlights in person, I even wonder if that technology is avail in the USA. The parade is that stunning to watch.
Oh, fiber optics is available in the US. Hell, most of the lighting technology from Dreamlights is available in the US in one fashion or another. But do they use it to construct something like Dreamlights here in the states? No.
It's not just the visuals that are amazing. I was blown away with the score/music when I saw it. Everything was seamlessly integrated with the MSEP theme in beautiful orchestration. I sometimes was so wrapped up in the aural side I probably didn't appreciate the stunning floats as much as I could.
I showed this video to hubby last night and he was just stunned. Every time I see something from Tokyo Disney, it just makes me want to go that much more!
She did it!
What do you and he think of the Sea of Dreams short films I recently subtitled?[/cheap plug]Originally Posted by Spidergrrrl
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I didn't show it to hubby yet, but I watched both parts of it and it left me teary-eyed. I'm kind of a sap that way.It's a cute storyline and does a nice job of showcasing the park. Thanks too, BTW, for doing the subtitles. It's great to be able to understand the video better.
She did it!
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