Disney's Once Upon a Dream Parade

Started by Kristof, January 16, 2006, 07:45:07 PM

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15MagicalYears

#585
Alice (I'm guessing) is a very large animatronic.

Agent Lex

#586
Indeed. If you ever see the parade from Walt's you might get a glimpse inside at the mechanics (which is a shame really).

Martyn

#587
So by the looks of things I'm the only who preffered the previous parade and music?

Well more the music really, you just cant beat "Dancin' (A Catchy Rhythm)".

Oh and the previous parade had MUCH more dancers etc in between the floats, where this 'new' didn't realy have much at all, and we were left just looking around at other things until the next float turned up!

Sorry to rant, but I love DLP so much, they seem to do everything right, but in my opinion, they've made a big mistake with this new parade.

The Butlin Boy

#588
Quote from: "Martyn"Sorry to rant, but I love DLP so much, they seem to do everything right, but in my opinion, they've made a big mistake with this new parade.

Everyone's entitled to their own opinion. The old parade was great, but it had been around for such a long time that it almost needed to be replaced :wink:

Willow

#589
I have to disagree.

The old Parade was old, boring and so repetitive because it had been around so long.

OUADP is a parade for the 2000s, not the 90s.
Its modern, it has a lot of new technology, it has features which no other Disney parade has. The music is fantastic and suits the story of the parade perfectly.

Its the best Disney parade in the world.

Dancin' got old very quickly, especially as it used to repeat on a loop constantly. How boring.

15MagicalYears

#590
I have to agree, OUADP has got to be one of the best Disney parades ... in the world!

Joseph Carter

#591
In my opinion....After seeing some of the recent parades in WDW the OUADP is quite obviously a cut above the rest. The Villains float is just stunning! :D/
I can't wait to see it again in 146 days! :D
The soundtrack is far more magical and less cheesy than "Dancing a Catchy Rythym".
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lil-shawn

#592
have to argee, this is definitely the best disney parade in the world,
the stile of the floats and the music are great.
i think this parade can take one more float, something like dreams of heroes
with hercules/ mulan, and this float will be between the lion king/ jungle book and
mermaid/ aladdin float  :P

Magicalmouse125

#593
I agree with you all. The first time i saw the OUADP i got 'goose bumps' beacuse it was christmas and it was freezing :P . But no it was one of the most sensational disney parades i have seen in a long time.

 :offtopic: Completly off topic! What do you guys think of 'Tokyo Disneyland's Jubilation'
Beacuse next to OUADP Jubilation is my favourite. It's great!!!
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Willow

#594
I forgot about Jubilation when I made my post earlier.

Its a really nice parade and is actually ahead of OUADP for me, but that is only due to the huge number of floats they have and the scale it is. Its huge!
If the scale was smaller OUADP would be my favourite.

Isn't everything Tokyo do amazing and on a much bigger scale than anywhere else?

zanderstarz

#595
Quote from: "Willow"I forgot about Jubilation when I made my post earlier.

Its a really nice parade and is actually ahead of OUADP for me, but that is only due to the huge number of floats they have and the scale it is. Its huge!
If the scale was smaller OUADP would be my favourite.

Isn't everything Tokyo do amazing and on a much bigger scale than anywhere else?

i have to admit, Tokyo have the perfect balance between characters, dancers and disney magic...if only it was like that everywhere! im hoping to take a holiday in TokyoDisneyland next year, fingers crossed!
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TowMater

#596
Jubilation is a beautiful parade, The floats tower above you and the actrobats are stunning!

So too is this parade when I saw it in person I had a tear down my right cheek while sniffing the smells and filming at the same time with a smile on my face, Really magical.
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Agent Lex

#597
Quote from: "Willow"Isn't everything Tokyo do amazing and on a much bigger scale than anywhere else?
Isn't that because it's not actually owned by Disney? The Oriental Land Company owns and operates that resort, and I guess since they only have one resort to upkeep they can pump more cash into it, providing bigger and better stuff.

Willow

#598
Quote from: "Agent Lex"
Quote from: "Willow"Isn't everything Tokyo do amazing and on a much bigger scale than anywhere else?
Isn't that because it's not actually owned by Disney? The Oriental Land Company owns and operates that resort, and I guess since they only have one resort to upkeep they can pump more cash into it, providing bigger and better stuff.

The Oriental Land Company have a lot of money and like to invest into the resort.
Their Winnie the Pooh ride cost hundreds of millions of dollars.
The WDW Winnie the Pooh ride cost a few million dollars.

The huge attendances also help. There are never any quiet days.

The Butlin Boy

#599
Quote from: "Willow"The Oriental Land Company have a lot of money and like to invest into the resort.
Their Winnie the Pooh ride cost hundreds of millions of dollars.
The WDW Winnie the Pooh ride cost a few million dollars.

You just have to look at the new Monsters Inc ride to see this, it's incredible :shock: