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Something I noticed very recently. The black font on the app in front of the Soarin’ attraction at California Adventure remained “Soarin’ Around the World, even when they brought Soarin’ Over California back for a limited time last summer. Now, I see that it has been switched to Soarin’ Over California! Could this be a hint that the California version might be back as a permanent attraction?
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The Never Spoken Dedication at the Opening of Pixar Pier:
The world you have entered was created by The Walt Disney Company and is dedicated to California—not a place on a map, but a
state of mind that exists whenever people seek nostalgia and wonder and imagine, a place where the original California Adventure vision and atmosphere are brought back to life by Pixar's vibrant color palette. We invite you to travel to a bygone era of the early 2000s at California Adventure and explore a land that never was, and always will be.
-(Maybe) Paul Chapek
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Nice catch, this is definitely promising at the least.Originally posted by rld275501 View PostFavorite Ride: Tower of Terror -
"And yes, we implore EVERYBODY to follow the park rules. Having off-ride footage is great, but any still photo's or video's taken ON the coasters at SFMM are strictly against the rules. They are there for your (and everybody's) safety." "Six Flags doesn't allow ANY loose articles on their coasters, and they don't allow video taping on their coasters. " BUT, " This is not true. Six Flags does not allow ANY On-Ride video or pictures on the rides. The ONLY way is if you get explicit permission from Park Management." ???Comment
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Originally posted by TacAlert View Post
I'm also glad to experience Disney Parks through YouTube, although it is definitely not the same as the physical experience.Last edited by rld275501; 03-23-2020, 10:15 PM.The Never Spoken Dedication at the Opening of Pixar Pier:
The world you have entered was created by The Walt Disney Company and is dedicated to California—not a place on a map, but a
state of mind that exists whenever people seek nostalgia and wonder and imagine, a place where the original California Adventure vision and atmosphere are brought back to life by Pixar's vibrant color palette. We invite you to travel to a bygone era of the early 2000s at California Adventure and explore a land that never was, and always will be.
-(Maybe) Paul Chapek
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