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I think this will be pretty darn cool. Mickey "clouds" in WDW anytime you want!

http://www.d-cot.com/mickey-clouds-over-wdw.html

That is SO cool. Curious about the contents of the soap, though.

In the article it says it's environment friendly.

The clouds are made up of water, special soap and helium so will not harm the environment.

"Special soap" can be anything and one person's idea of not harming the environment can be different from another's idea. I'm assuming its biodegradable.

Good point. You..... you

Don't get me wrong, I think its a great idea!!

I think it's a really great idea! Especially if they block out that guy who fills the sky with Biblical sayings and smiley faces. I wish I could go to see it for myself

Those are way cool!!

Very cool!! Hopefully if they are going to try them at WDW next month I'll be able to see them.

thats so cute! mickeys floating in the air!

They can't be as bad for the environment as Mylar balloons. The world is running out of helium, but relative to the amount of energy it takes to power the Disney parks, it's hardly worth worrying about.

We have to make some sacrifices or we'll have no civilization.

Still, I wonder if they could do the same thing with hydrogen. Then you could blow them up with flaming dart guns for fun!

Cute idea. Disney's fairly good about being environmentally friendly (for a big corporation); I would assume the soap is the same kind they use to make the 'snow' on Main Street.

Captain Schnemo wrote:Still, I wonder if they could do the same thing with hydrogen. Then you could blow them up with flaming dart guns for fun!

Maybe for nighttime shows. Nothing says fun for the whole family like a giant blazing mouse.

Will these replace the "Jesus lovves you" sky writing I've seen the past year or so?

This is a neat process. I was wondering when someone was going to utilize it. It is very simple, use any household soap and make the bubble with helium instead of regular air. That is why it is environmentally friendly. We will never run out of helium, and any biodegradable substance that will make a bubble.

That is pretty cool, but how many people really want to look up at clouds while at WDW? There is a whole lot more to see in the parks than clouds.