Quick "Remember" Thoughts...

[NDNation]

Favorite part of the soundtrack -> The last fifteen or so bars of "Wishes," after the last reprise of "When You Wish Upon a Star," with the three octave unison vocal stack. Wow! That's good writing. Pure emotion!

Favorite effect -> Fire, Beavis. heh heh

Favorite moment -> Tink over the castle.

Least favorite moment -> The 23 mintes it took us to move 10 feet after the show. GOOD GAWD!

[GeneralShang]

MY favorite part of the Remember is the big triumphant section RIGHT before it goes into the E-Tickets in the Sky. It's AWESOME!!

My favorite effect: "Is this haunted room actually stretching??"

[Disneykat]

My favorite part is the WHOLE DANG THING!!! I seriously called my brother in law, who is in town this week and told him he HAD to buy a ticket and we HAD to see it before he goes back home. I had chills from the moment it began until it ended.

My other favorite part was watching everyone get excited, and hearing the reaction AND reciting the various ride "quotes"

[MickeyMania]

My other favorite part was watching everyone get excited, and hearing the reaction AND reciting the various ride "quotes"

(not that I'm being specific to you here, that's just how I feel about everyone who does that.)

[Disneykat]

(not that I'm being specific to you here, that's just how I feel about everyone who does that.)

This was different. On the rides I can see, but this was different

[Anders]

I'm with DisneyKat, at least for tonight, everyone reciting the lines was cool, now if that happens every night, then yes it'd be like people singing along at a concert loud enough to drown out the singer. Doing it on the attractions themselves would bother me much more than during the E-tickets in the Sky any time though. On topic, the whole show was amazing, the castle looked great with the effects and lighting for each E-ticket.

[cj843]

I have only listened to the soundtrack, the best part listening for me is the mainstreet part...made me tear up a little...the train announcement really does it! The rest is cool of course but that is my favorite part. May 27th 28th and 29th I will experience the real thing visually!

[TDLFAN]

I don't care much for the "remember when" song. Boring. Concidering LeeAnn Rhimes is one the best young vocalists there, the song is just too tedious for me.

[GymnastTink]

I think every reciting the lines last night just made it that much more memorable...just my opinion.

[mamabot]

I am not too happy about the inclusion of the "Wishes" music. If they are doing a new show, shouldn't there be new music? In the beginning, I was ok with the Wishes music. By the end, I was completely detached from the show because I felt that I was not immersed into the show.

Maybe it has to do with the fact that I have the Wishes soundtrack at home, at work and on my iPod. Take away the audio and fireworks are just pretty flashes of light in the sky. Give the fireworks a story and you have a show.

Example. If they shot a bunch of plain, individual white lights shooting to the top of the sky, it would seem drab. Add in the audio from the stretching room and you have emotion.

I liked the show, but I did not love the show. The E-Ticket elements were really wonderful. Tinkerbell is awe inspiring. The intro and closing music should have been an original composition.

[innerSpaceman]

Yeah, the intro and closing music was sucky. Being that they were the only less than amazingfreaktacular elements, however, I'd have to rate this as the best thing Disneyland has done in decades!

Cleverist effect - Haunted Mansion stretch room

Funniest effect - Frontierland Shooting Gallery

Teary-eyed effect - Tinkerbell

Overall effect - blew me away

[Not Afraid]

WHOA! WOW! OOOOOHHHHH! OH MY GOD!

That was my running dialog during this incredible show.

From the moment the music queues and Julie starts talking to the glorious endind, I was blown away. From the crowd of people reacting with familiarity by chanting along "This chamber has no windows and no doors....." to "Magnification" to the silly shooting gallery projection to the amazingly hot fire, to Tinkerbell's flight......it's all fantastic. I was enthralled, amazed, happy, emotional, and so very pleased.

I don't care that we didn't move at the end. I'm not sure my legs would've responded anyways.

[robotpirates]

Aw! I can't wait. I hear the E-Ticket in the sky part is freakin' worth the price of admission.

Does anyone know where I can get the soundtrack?

[MickeyMan]

The show its self was worth the price and fighting the crowds. I told my wife that thankfully we did not live any closer to the park than we do or I would be there every night.

One of the things about the music that makes it, in my opinion, wonderful was the fact that not only did they use "Wishes" but they actually had bits from many of the past fireworks shows. It makes it a wonderful way to "Remember".

[Disney Analyst]

The wishes segment is wonderful. They added it in because, this was a celebration of the park that started it all. In the opening ceremonies they said something about why all the parks are celebration... To me they added wishes because this celebration was for all, disneyland, DLRP, WDW, DLRT

[DL_CRAZE]

That was the best fireworks show i have ever seen. It gave tribute to such attractions as.......

Pirates of the Caribbean
The Haunted Mansion
Big Thunder Mounain Railroad
America Sings
Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh
Splash Mountain
Frontierland Shootin' Exposition
Indiana Jones Adventure
Main Street Electrical Parade
Star Tours
Disneyland Railroad
Adventure thru Inner Space
Enchanted Tiki Room
Casey Jr. Circus Train
Peter Pan's Flight
Alice in Wonderland
Roger Rabbit's Car Toon Spin

Am i missing any others?

[Not Afraid]

Adventures thru Inner Space

[LSPoorEeyorick]

the submarines

[grvtydefy]

Space Mountain?
Mark Twain.
Where is Casey Jr.? I assume in the laughing place segment, but what part is from it?

[DL_CRAZE]

Nope, didnt hear nothing from Space Mountain, during the the laughing place segment, casey say "All Aboard, lets go". I dont know about the Submarine Voyage and Mark Twain, where are those segments at?