Disneyland Sets

[buzzlightsnack]

Since there is a "backstage" to Disneyland the the park itself is considered to be "onstage" are the rides and buildings considered "sets"

[SplashMountain]

Except for when the park closes, then its all considered backstage.

[chadb14]

It would make sense that they would be considered either sets or props.

[gotsomegetsome]

actually i dont think sets or anything like that should apply to disneyland

because sets, backstage, ect is more like universal studios and universal is definitly not on the same level as disneyland....disney is obviously way better

i guess you can call the places behind what you see backstage but its just doesnt feel right saying sets, scenes or whatever

thats just my opinion

[Fantasmic_Freak]

Disney-speak is considered stage terms, such as onstage and backstage, cast members leads, and guests, the rides are all called attractions and themeing is used in termology, the buildings are given names, like Main Street Stores, or BoB, TDA, Mickey and Friends, DtD, that sorta thing or attraction buildings are called show buildings, outdoor carts are ODV, NOMK, most are called where they are and the sinage they use to the guest, such as emporium, plaza inn, tiki bar. Thats my resources and with cast member help.

Oh and gotsomegetsome, Disneyland was first to use such terms in a theme park enviroment.