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Originally Posted by HMF
I like that this one has more villains in it.and you dont want to have the two exactly alikethe surrounding is different. I wish they had stadium seating at Disneyland the way we have it at MGM. It was really hard to see with all the trees along the Rivers of America.  |
It'd be nice that there's more villains... except that they just have clips of the villains laughing for ages on end, and it gets old fast. Now, if the additional villains actually added something to the show, I'd be all for it!
I definitely want the shows to be different. I think the letdown is that WDW has this big, nice stadium, but they don't seem to make full use of it. The set dwarfs the show. They had the potential to do something big in that space, but they don't. I do know that space is an issue, which is why they can't do a sequence like the Peter Pan one (they only have space backstage for one boat, Steamboat Willie), which kind of leads me to believe that the stadium itself was poorly planned from a creative standpoint. They didn't give themselves the room for something bigger. They built a big mountain, and put small scenes in front of it. It's hard for me to explain, but it just seems like such a waste.
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Originally Posted by Disneyland_Wolf
Yeah, but WDW's mountain stage is more far apart. You can't more of the action in your face, like DL's version.
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I think that's part of my problem with it. You're more separated from the action than you are at Disneyland. It just seems to much more exciting when the show is right in your face and it's big - you have the Mark Twain and the Columbia towering over you. When you lose that, you just don't feel like you're in the action as much.