What I wouldn't give to be able to have a few minutes in there to take some photos!!MadEye wrote:In a way it still is. Most of the props have been taken out but the stage still has some stuff left from it's Food Rocks days.MoonPet wrote:The theater is still there?MadEye wrote:Actually the queue for Soarin' was the waiting area for those shows. If you look to the left of the entrance to Soarin' you'll see a counter that looks like one you'd see at an airport, kinda. Behind that wall is is the whole Kitchen Kabaret/Food Rocks stage and seating (maybe not the seats or animatronics but most of it is still there).
I loved KK and Food Rocks. Cheesy, yes, but fun.
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Meh. Amy, from the pictures I've seen, it isn't worth being caught and being blacklisted for trespassing. Yes, guests backstage, not on an official tour, is considered trespassing.Amy wrote:What I wouldn't give to be able to have a few minutes in there to take some photos!!MadEye wrote:In a way it still is. Most of the props have been taken out but the stage still has some stuff left from it's Food Rocks days.MoonPet wrote:The theater is still there?
I loved KK and Food Rocks. Cheesy, yes, but fun.
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On topic: MadEye is right, Amy. Disney does not take kindly to guest wandering off where they are not suppose to be; it's guest areas only. If you're not part of the tour, then you're in trouble.
Off topic, MadEye: your username is MadEye, and yet your avatar is Lord Volde...I mean, he-who-must-not-be-named. Why not MadEye Moody?
Off topic, MadEye: your username is MadEye, and yet your avatar is Lord Volde...I mean, he-who-must-not-be-named. Why not MadEye Moody?
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Unless, of course you are a CM, you could just say you got lost backstage...mindflipper wrote:On topic: MadEye is right, Amy. Disney does not take kindly to guest wandering off where they are not suppose to be; it's guest areas only. If you're not part of the tour, then you're in trouble.
I like both characters and both actors who portray them in the movies (Ralph Fiennes as Lord Voldemort and Brendan Gleeson as Alastor "Mad-Eye" Moody). And I really like the picture I'm using as an avatar.mindflipper wrote:Off topic, MadEye: your username is MadEye, and yet your avatar is Lord Volde...I mean, he-who-must-not-be-named. Why not MadEye Moody?
We are all a little weird
And life's a little weird,
And when we find someone whose
Weirdness is compatible with ours,
We join up with them and fall in
Mutual weirdness and call it Love.”
― Dr. Seuss
Eames: Listen, if you're gonna perform INCEPTION, you need IMAGINATION.
And life's a little weird,
And when we find someone whose
Weirdness is compatible with ours,
We join up with them and fall in
Mutual weirdness and call it Love.”
― Dr. Seuss
Eames: Listen, if you're gonna perform INCEPTION, you need IMAGINATION.
Re: Nap-worthy attractions
Good tip, but even that could maybe be a little...implausible...if you aren't working in the park in question, but in a different oneMadEye wrote:Unless, of course you are a CM, you could just say you got lost backstage...mindflipper wrote:On topic: MadEye is right, Amy. Disney does not take kindly to guest wandering off where they are not suppose to be; it's guest areas only. If you're not part of the tour, then you're in trouble.
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Be it on your head if you wish to dare such foolish risk - but me, I'm staying away from backstage unless I'm on an official tour...hear that, Disney management!Arvorenn wrote:Good tip, but even that could maybe be a little...implausible...if you aren't working in the park in question, but in a different oneMadEye wrote:Unless, of course you are a CM, you could just say you got lost backstage...mindflipper wrote:On topic: MadEye is right, Amy. Disney does not take kindly to guest wandering off where they are not suppose to be; it's guest areas only. If you're not part of the tour, then you're in trouble.
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Arvorenn wrote:Good tip, but even that could maybe be a little...implausible...if you aren't working in the park in question, but in a different oneMadEye wrote:Unless, of course you are a CM, you could just say you got lost backstage...mindflipper wrote:On topic: MadEye is right, Amy. Disney does not take kindly to guest wandering off where they are not suppose to be; it's guest areas only. If you're not part of the tour, then you're in trouble.
Yeah, I would never risk being banned for life for a quick thrillmindflipper wrote:Be it on your head if you wish to dare such foolish risk - but me, I'm staying away from backstage unless I'm on an official tour...hear that, Disney management!
Although I doubt the punishment would be that harsh...
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Well, that's something somebody who works/worked there knows best - and I guess MadEye didn't joke about blacklisting...did he?Amy wrote: Although I doubt the punishment would be that harsh...
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You'd be surprised. They've banned people for a lot less infringements...Amy wrote:Arvorenn wrote:Good tip, but even that could maybe be a little...implausible...if you aren't working in the park in question, but in a different oneAlthough I doubt the punishment would be that harsh...mindflipper wrote:Be it on your head if you wish to dare such foolish risk - but me, I'm staying away from backstage unless I'm on an official tour...hear that, Disney management!
We are all a little weird
And life's a little weird,
And when we find someone whose
Weirdness is compatible with ours,
We join up with them and fall in
Mutual weirdness and call it Love.”
― Dr. Seuss
Eames: Listen, if you're gonna perform INCEPTION, you need IMAGINATION.
And life's a little weird,
And when we find someone whose
Weirdness is compatible with ours,
We join up with them and fall in
Mutual weirdness and call it Love.”
― Dr. Seuss
Eames: Listen, if you're gonna perform INCEPTION, you need IMAGINATION.
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So if any of you guys get banned, MadEye and I will be denying that we know you. We still want to get to go to the parks.
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You won't have anything to worry about, mindflipper. They only ban the one person and not the family/party. So any one of the Marauders could get caught and the rest could still have fun the rest of the trip.mindflipper wrote:So if any of you guys get banned, MadEye and I will be denying that we know you. We still want to get to go to the parks.
We are all a little weird
And life's a little weird,
And when we find someone whose
Weirdness is compatible with ours,
We join up with them and fall in
Mutual weirdness and call it Love.”
― Dr. Seuss
Eames: Listen, if you're gonna perform INCEPTION, you need IMAGINATION.
And life's a little weird,
And when we find someone whose
Weirdness is compatible with ours,
We join up with them and fall in
Mutual weirdness and call it Love.”
― Dr. Seuss
Eames: Listen, if you're gonna perform INCEPTION, you need IMAGINATION.
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For my uncle...it is Carousel of Progress. That man sits down, the lights dim, the song starts and you can watch him fade away to the beat.
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The train to Preservation Station over at the Animal Kingdom. That clicking of the wheels on the track, the pace of the train, it is just so soothing.
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I imagine it's nice on the way back to Animal Kingdom proper, since it's a long walk from Preservation Station to the train station there! I'll have to try it next time:).snugglyevil wrote:The train to Preservation Station over at the Animal Kingdom. That clicking of the wheels on the track, the pace of the train, it is just so soothing.
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Actually, it didn't seem like that long of a walk. The whole train ride is deceptive about the distance involved.Brian845 wrote:I imagine it's nice on the way back to Animal Kingdom proper, since it's a long walk from Preservation Station to the train station there! I'll have to try it next time:).snugglyevil wrote:The train to Preservation Station over at the Animal Kingdom. That clicking of the wheels on the track, the pace of the train, it is just so soothing.