Disneyland Resort

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[Jerroddragon]

He looks off so close up

But I'm sure for the show he will looks very real, I'll be there Thursday and hopefully its amazing

 

[DarkMetroid567]

No doubt is this animatronic going to get shellacked but honestly he looks Almost There in regards to accuracy, I’m eager to see what he looks like in person.

 

[Clive]

Uncanny valley. Sorry. It's 95% there, but that last 5%.

 

[belloq87]

At first glance, I don't like it. Hopefully plays better the further back in the theater you sit.

 

[Jerroddragon]

Using Freshbaked as more of a reference, but Disneyland could not survive without APs. People can still dislike them but the crowds show why without cutting Ticket prices to wayyyyyyy less the park just would not work without APs (really its the same with USH as well and maybe most CA parks)

 

[UniversalRBLX]

Using Freshbaked as more of a reference, but Disneyland could not survive without APs. People can still dislike them but the crowds show why without cutting Ticket prices to wayyyyyyy less the park just would not work without APs (really its the same with USH as well and maybe most CA parks)

Same for Orlando, to a lesser extent.

Epcot thrives during festivals that increase local/AP visits. UOR too during the weekends it's very noticeable.

 

[Jake S]

I actually think it looks quite good. The big thing for me is the discrepancy between the audio (younger Walt) and the depiction (older Walt). But for a theme park show like this, I think it works just fine.

 

[Mad Dog]

Same for Orlando, to a lesser extent.

Epcot thrives during festivals that increase local/AP visits. UOR too during the weekends it's very noticeable.

Yes. USO Saturdays are crowded every week of the year . AP's for sure.

 

[belloq87]

I've watched the entire Walt performance (because I don't anticipate getting back to Disneyland for a few years), and it's growing on me. I'm sure the fact that just hearing his voice tends to get an emotional reaction out of me plays a role, but I really like the speech the Imagineers were able to cobble together.

Having Bob Iger narrate the film before the Walt AA appears is pretty unfortunate, though.

 

[Jake S]

Having Bob Iger narrate the film before the Walt AA appears is pretty unfortunate, though.

I wish Marty was still around to narrate the film. I miss that guy.

 

[tielo]

The audio of Walt sounds from an old source. I understand that is how lots of Americans know this voice but clean it up as if it doesn't come from a tin can would make it more now and fitting the "not just there but close" AA they used.

 

[Jerroddragon]

I've watched the entire Walt performance (because I don't anticipate getting back to Disneyland for a few years), and it's growing on me. I'm sure the fact that just hearing his voice tends to get an emotional reaction out of me plays a role, but I really like the speech the Imagineers were able to cobble together.

Having Bob Iger narrate the film before the Walt AA appears is pretty unfortunate, though.

I know, Bob Gurr is still around and is almost always at Walts Barn and seems like he has good relations with Disney and will be at the Resort the next two days for the Birthday

So no idea why they didn't go with him, someone who knew Walt and helped built one of the OG rides along with tons of other attractions like designing the doombuggy.

 

[Mad Dog]

I know, Bob Gurr is still around and is almost always at Walts Barn and seems like he has good relations with Disney and will be at the Resort the next two days for the Birthday

So no idea why they didn't go with him, someone who knew Walt and helped built one of the OG rides along with tons of other attractions like designing the doombuggy.

It's called 'vanity'. Iger thrives on it.