Narnia Prince Caspian "Attraction" Lame

[boilerbabe]

Is that still at DHS or have they put something else in it's place?!?!

[DIAC1987]

The attraction still exists. It still sucks.

[stinoi]

We saw the original on one of our previous trips. We were actually quite surprised that it was just a short walk-through of a set. We left saying "That's it?". The ads we had received as passholders made it sound like it would be more than it actually was.

[boilerbabe]

We saw the original on one of our previous trips. We were actually quite surprised that it was just a short walk-through of a set. We left saying "That's it?". The ads we had received as passholders made it sound like it would be more than it actually was.

We said the same thing after we exited too!!!

[wewantsdaredhead]

The attraction still exists. It still sucks.

This made me crack up--and yes, it does suck.

[MmeLeota]

Does anyone have pictures to prove its suckiness?

(The book was way better than the movie IMHO)

[boilerbabe]

Does anyone have pictures to prove its suckiness?

(The book was way better than the movie IMHO)

I didn't even think to take pictures when we were there!

[MmeLeota]

Does anyone have pictures to prove its suckiness?

(The book was way better than the movie IMHO)

I didn't even think to take pictures when we were there!

I guess that proves it then

[Mousekedude]

I've never seen it. Considered it when the TSM fast-passes were all sold out once and we were standing there trying to decide what to do. But we decided to go to RnR instead. Glad we didn't waste our time.

[Amy]

These types of walk-thru attractions are neat if you are interested in film making/props/etc, or if the subject of the attraction is/was one of your favorite films, but otherwise they do tend to be a bit on the boring side. One thing I find interesting is when they have the actor's costumes and you see how tiny some of them are, especially the men, who often look very tall or big on screen, and then you see how short or thin they really are

[MmeLeota]

These types of walk-thru attractions are neat if you are interested in film making/props/etc, or if the subject of the attraction is/was one of your favorite films, but otherwise they do tend to be a bit on the boring side. One thing I find interesting is when they have the actor's costumes and you see how tiny some of them are, especially the men, who often look very tall or big on screen, and then you see how short or thin they really are

I do love seeing the costumes! That was an awesome experience we had at the D23 Expo! There were costumes from Mary Poppins, Captain EO (MJ was a tiny guy!!!), Princess Diaries, Enchanted...and more! It's exciting to see the detail on the costumes...said the theatre chick...

[Mousekedude]

These types of walk-thru attractions are neat if you are interested in film making/props/etc, or if the subject of the attraction is/was one of your favorite films, but otherwise they do tend to be a bit on the boring side. One thing I find interesting is when they have the actor's costumes and you see how tiny some of them are, especially the men, who often look very tall or big on screen, and then you see how short or thin they really are

I do love seeing the costumes! That was an awesome experience we had at the D23 Expo! There were costumes from Mary Poppins, Captain EO (MJ was a tiny guy!!!), Princess Diaries, Enchanted...and more! It's exciting to see the detail on the costumes...said the theatre chick...

I hadn't really thought of that.... but it's true, and I've always gotten a kick out of that sort of thing. Hmmm... might be worth it to mosey on through the Narnia thing in December... but only if there's no wait!

[MadEye]

I'm always surprised that this long after the DVD/Blu-Ray came out that there is always a line for this.