DL ap'er/Cali resident that just got back from WDW here...
While I was totally pleased just to be able to check out the original presentation of CBJ, I was saddened by the sorry state the show was in. Of course it is nearly 35 years old now, but still ...
My biggest gripe was with the audio. The volume was way too low and the speakers were [email protected], making a lot of dialogue and songs nearly inaudible. And it's a musical revue! Good audio would make a world of difference in the audience's ability to enjoy even this old show.
Second biggest gripe was Henry's broken right-hand paw that just hung there lifelessly on some Bob Dole-type ish.
And as much as I love the Country Bears (except for that movie), I'm almost thinking that it might be time to take them around the shed and do 'em like Old Yeller at this point.
(BTW, I'd imagine that this might be a tired topic here in the WDW forum, so I apologize if it is, but a cursory search yielded few results on the subject.)
While I was totally pleased just to be able to check out the original presentation of CBJ, I was saddened by the sorry state the show was in. Of course it is nearly 35 years old now, but still ...
My biggest gripe was with the audio. The volume was way too low and the speakers were [email protected], making a lot of dialogue and songs nearly inaudible. And it's a musical revue! Good audio would make a world of difference in the audience's ability to enjoy even this old show.
Second biggest gripe was Henry's broken right-hand paw that just hung there lifelessly on some Bob Dole-type ish.
And as much as I love the Country Bears (except for that movie), I'm almost thinking that it might be time to take them around the shed and do 'em like Old Yeller at this point.
(BTW, I'd imagine that this might be a tired topic here in the WDW forum, so I apologize if it is, but a cursory search yielded few results on the subject.)
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