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[DisneyManiac]

Straight from insidedlparis twitter feed.

Due to unforeseen circumstances, strange or what?

[Rocketeer]

I guess they've had a technical fault that can't be fixed or worked around to continue with the show.

[gleamteam_matt]

OK.. I made a username just so I could respond to this thread.


My wife and I were at Disneyland Paris on Saturday, May 17th.  We were in the 12:45 Animagique showing.


Approximately 6-7 minutes into the show (during the King Louie/Jungle Book scene), the scrim was brought down all the way and the house lights were brought up.  My wife saw the black-lit monkey puppet completely dropped to the stage.  Also just before the curtain was closed, I was able to see (what I thought looked like) two legs being dragged from behind the scrim and out of view.


After the show, I had asked one of the cast members at the front of the attraction what had happened.  He responded that he was not sure.  He was just told that they were having "technical difficulties".


If anyone could find out exactly what happened, I would greatly appreciate it.

[DisneyManiac]

Oh my, sounds like someone fainted...

[Mitchell]

I hope everyone is ok

[DLPWonders (Banned)]

I think there's more to it then somebody fainting.
Even if it's a serious medical condition, they always have a replacement for that person.

[Lucylouby]

It was still closed yesterday when we tried to go in, apparently due to technical difficulties last weekend.  They were unsure how long it was going to be closed for.   I am intrigued as to what went on, but if health and safety are involved I'm guessing it could take a while to get it back running again. 

[orangarnold]

If it's still closed it could be something a little more serious than just fainting.

[WalkerboyUK]

We went in the Studios on Tuesday & Wednesday of last week and it was running fine.