DL rehab schedule through March 1997
Al Lutz
Gang,
They updated the rehab schedule for DL on their web site - and you finally
see when the major work is upcoming in the park (especially TL). For the
web imparied, and for all your infos, here's the schedule: (I'll add it to
the D-I-G later tonight also.) [Begin quote]
DECEMBER 1996
Attractions:
December 2 - December 12: Enchanted Tiki Room
December 2 - December 19: Jungle Cruise
Merchandise:
No closures scheduled at this time.
Restaurants:
December 2 - December 12: Enchanted Tiki Juice Bar
December 2 - December 19: Plaza Inn
December 2 - December 19: Plaza Complex Red Wagon
Guest Services:
No closures scheduled at this time.
JANUARY 1997 [Tomorrowland rehab begins!!!]
Attractions:
January 6 - January 31: Sailing Ship Columbia
January 6 - January 31: Tom Sawyer's Island
January 6 - March 7: Pirates of the Caribbean
January 6 - New Tomorrowland Opening: Rocket Jets
January 20 - January 24: King Arthur Carrousel
January 27 - February 7: Dumbo the Flying Elephant
Merchandise:
January 27 - March 7: Fantasyland Kodak Kiosk
Restaurants:
January 6 - January 16: Blue Bayou
January 6 - January 16: Carnation Plaza Gardens
January 6 - March 21: Blue Ribbon Bakery
January 6 - March 21: Carnation Ice Cream Parlour
January 20 - January 29: Club 33
Guest Services:
No closures scheduled at this time.
FEBRUARY 1997
Attractions:
January 6 - March 7: Pirates of the Caribbean
January 6 - New Tomorrowland Opening: Rocket Jets
January 27 - February 7: Dumbo the Flying Elephant
February 10 - February 14: Submarine Voyage
February 18 - February 28: Fantasyland Autopia
Merchandise:
January 27 - March 7: Fantasyland Kodak Kiosk
Restaurants:
January 6 - March 21: Blue Ribbon Bakery
January 6 - March 21: Carnation Ice Cream Parlour
February 3 - February 12: Plaza Pavilion
February 24 - March 6: Golden Horseshoe
Guest Services:
No closures scheduled at this time.
MARCH 1997 [Finally - goodbye Jacko!]
Attractions:
January 6 - March 7: Pirates of the Caribbean
January 6 - New Tomorrowland Opening: Rocket Jets
March 3 - March 21: Pinocchio
March 10 - March 14: Peter Pan's Flight
March 10 - New Tomorrowland Opening: Magic Eye Theater (Capt. EO)
Merchandise:
January 27 - March 7: Fantasyland Kodak Kiosk
Restaurants:
January 6 - March 21: Blue Ribbon Bakery
January 6 - March 21: Carnation Ice Cream Parlour
February 24 - March 6: Golden Horseshoe
March 10 - New Tomorrowland Opening: The Lunching Pad
March 10 - March 13: Stage Door Cafe
Guest Services:
No closures scheduled at this time.
[end quote]
Hope this helps!
Al
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Larry Stone
In article <32A62E...@aol.com>, Al Lutz <alw...@aol.com> writes:
> They updated the rehab schedule for DL on their web site - and you finally
> January 6 - January 31: Sailing Ship Columbia
Note that this also means no Fantasmic during this period as confirmed
on their park hours/show schedule page for January. The February page
does show Fantasmic resuming 2/1.
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Cathy Artigues
On Wed, 04 Dec 1996 18:08:42 -0800, Al Lutz <alw...@aol.com> wrote:
^ January 6 - March 7: Pirates of the Caribbean
What are they doing to Pirates that will have it closed for two whole
months?!
Cathy Artigues IBS Corporation San Diego, California
cat...@cts.com
Panagiotis P Papazoglou
Cathy Artigues (cat...@cts.com) wrote:
Anybody else notice that Pressler keeps as few merchandising establishments under rehab as possible. ;) I mean, how long does it take to fix the Fantasyland Kiosk...and how many people are going to miss it while its gone???
Peter Papazoglou
Ryan Sager
cat...@cts.com (Cathy Artigues) wrote:
>On Wed, 04 Dec 1996 18:08:42 -0800, Al Lutz <alw...@aol.com> wrote:
>^ January 6 - March 7: Pirates of the Caribbean
>What are they doing to Pirates that will have it closed for two whole
>months?!
A whole heck of a lot! Included is a more "PC" scene where the pirates
were chasing the women (from what I heard)
Ryan
Andy Dannelley
Larry Stone <sto...@eisner.decus.org> wrote:
> Note that this also means no Fantasmic during this period as confirmed
> on their park hours/show schedule page for January. The February page
> does show Fantasmic resuming 2/1.
No Fantasmic for the entire month of January. awhhhhhhhh. :) I'll
really miss it. ;) Thanks for the info, I'll be sure to visit several
times during January.
Andy D
Huck Caton
Larry Stone <sto...@eisner.decus.org> wrote:
> Note that this also means no Fantasmic during this period as confirmed
> on their park hours/show schedule page for January.
That's the second best possible news you could have posted. (The best
being, of course, that Disney admits that Fantasmic! was just a horrid
mistake and is ripping it out is selling it for scrap!)
Hurray! A brief (too brief!) peace and quiet respite on the westside...
Huck
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Patrick Jandorf
That's my favorite show, remember, its just a matter of taste, thats
right, its just a matter of taste. Some people don't maind crowds when
they are rewarded with a great show.
Patrick Jandorf
Peter Pan
Patrick Jandorf <m529...@themall.net> wrote in article
<32A9B7...@themall.net>...
Patrick,
I think the cheer over the demise of Fantasmic is more for the demise of
the problems it caused. While a lot of people were watching the show in
such a confined space, those of us who weren't thrilled with it could not
move from one end of the park to the other. Remember, people began to
stake out their spots two to three hours in advance, and it usually took 45
minutes for the crowd to move out after the show. The show just didn't
justify the inconvenience it caused to all. They really should have put it
on one of the stages, Lord knows Pochahotas is due for a break. (Sorry
folks, I'm an old classics fan, my niece and nephew like the new.)
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Yoho Yoho a pirate's life for me...
Patrick Jandorf
> >
> > That's my favorite show, remember, its just a matter of taste, thats
> > right, its just a matter of taste. Some people don't maind crowds when
> > they are rewarded with a great show.
> >
> > Patrick Jandorf
> >
>
> Patrick,
>
> I think the cheer over the demise of Fantasmic is more for the demise of
> the problems it caused. While a lot of people were watching the show in
> such a confined space, those of us who weren't thrilled with it could not
> move from one end of the park to the other. Remember, people began to
> stake out their spots two to three hours in advance, and it usually took 45
> minutes for the crowd to move out after the show. The show just didn't
lot of people are wililng to fight the crowds to see the show, otherwise
they wouldn't watch it. And I would like to add that FANTASMIC wouldn't
be the same if it didn't take place on the river. Thats wha I was trying
to get across.
Patrick Jandorf
Jason Schultz
In article <32A62E...@aol.com>, alw...@aol.com says...
>Restaurants:
> January 6 - January 16: Blue Bayou
> January 6 - January 16: Carnation Plaza Gardens
> January 6 - March 21: Blue Ribbon Bakery
> January 6 - March 21: Carnation Ice Cream Parlour
> January 20 - January 29: Club 33
So that means from January 6 - January 16 there will be no full-service
restaurants in the park (aside from Club 33)? I wonder how many complaints they
will get when there aren't any open...
Jason
wic...@kaiwan.com
Larry Stone
In article <01bbe48c$6404a140$827aaace@pirates-cove>, "Peter Pan" <Pete...@SoCa.Com> writes:
> I think the cheer over the demise of Fantasmic is more for the demise of
> the problems it caused. While a lot of people were watching the show in
> such a confined space, those of us who weren't thrilled with it could not
> move from one end of the park to the other. Remember, people began to
> stake out their spots two to three hours in advance, and it usually took 45
> minutes for the crowd to move out after the show. The show just didn't
> justify the inconvenience it caused to all. They really should have put it
One end of the park to the other? I think you exagerate a little. Beyond
access to New Orleans Square and Critter Country, it does not affect
access to the rest of the park. And the 45 minutes is more like 15
minutes. My usual post-Fantasmic strategy is to duck into the lineless
Pirates. When we come out, the waterfront is peaceful. Even for a
closing time Fantasmic, I've never had major problems exiting.
Larry Stone
In article <1996120610...@pm212.sure.net>, hu...@sure.net (Huck Caton) writes:
> Larry Stone <sto...@eisner.decus.org> wrote:
>
>> Note that this also means no Fantasmic during this period as confirmed
>> on their park hours/show schedule page for January.
>
> That's the second best possible news you could have posted. (The best
> being, of course, that Disney admits that Fantasmic! was just a horrid
> mistake and is ripping it out is selling it for scrap!)
>
> Hurray! A brief (too brief!) peace and quiet respite on the westside...
To each his own. I personally see no reason to visit DL if Fantasmic is
down.
Shaun and Karen Buhler
Jason Schultz wrote:
>
> So that means from January 6 - January 16 there will be no full-service
> restaurants in the park (aside from Club 33)? I wonder how many complaints they
> will get when there aren't any open...
>
> Jason
Jason,
Let's hope they get one form every a.d.d.er and r.a.d.per who visits DL
during that time and one from each member of each add.er or r.a.d.p.er's
party.
Hopefully,
Karen
edr
Larry Stone wrote:
>
> In article <1996120610...@pm212.sure.net>, hu...@sure.net (Huck Caton) writes:
> > Larry Stone <sto...@eisner.decus.org> wrote:
> >
> >> Note that this also means no Fantasmic during this period as confirmed
> >> on their park hours/show schedule page for January.
> >
> > That's the second best possible news you could have posted. (The best
> > being, of course, that Disney admits that Fantasmic! was just a horrid
> > mistake and is ripping it out is selling it for scrap!)
> >
> > Hurray! A brief (too brief!) peace and quiet respite on the westside...
>
> To each his own. I personally see no reason to visit DL if Fantasmic is
> down.
>
the fantasmic show I'd have to say sorry it's down I'd hate to see
anyone miss this truly inovative show.
(IMHO.)
Rich Koster
Yoo Hoo, Ryan!
On Fri, 6 Dec 1996, Ryan Sager <rsa...@apc.net> wrote:
> cat...@cts.com (Cathy Artigues) wrote:
>
> >What are they doing to Pirates that will have it closed for two whole
> >months?!
>
> A whole heck of a lot! Included is a more "PC" scene where the pirates
> were chasing the women (from what I heard)
Hey, I think I've got the solution to this whole PC problem with POTC...
How about if they add some *female* pirates?!?
Aye, matie! They would be a-pleasin' sight to these ol' pie-rat eyes,
they'd be! 8=-)
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Muffin
What kind of weather & temps will I expect at Disneyland from now till
christmas??
Linda
In article <01bbe606$51e25400$6795...@muffyn.ix.netcom.com>, "Muffin"
<Muf...@apk.net> wrote:
> What kind of weather & temps will I expect at Disneyland from now till
> christmas??
Now thru Friday expect rain.
This weekend expect partly cloudy mid 60s for hi's mid 40s for lows.
That's all the TV stations know so far... why don't you goto a weather
site on the web?
jct
Th reason the Kodak Kiosk is down for so long is because the entire
Parade route from the hub to the Small World Gate is being completely
redone for Light Magic. The ground is being resurfaced to be concrete
like Main Street, this way floats will no longer sink, or tear up the
asphalt.
Because of this, The Lion King Celebration is also going to be
down until the construction is completed. Through those months the
only BIG entertainment is going to be Hunchback, and Pocahontas on
weekends only, and Cruisin' the Kingdom Cavalcade running seven days a
week, (supposedly).
BILL
Neil
"Muffin" <Muf...@apk.net> wrote:
>What kind of weather & temps will I expect at Disneyland from now till
>christmas??
For one thing, it's our rainy season.... today and tomorrow for
example. When not raining though, you can expect sunny and temps in
the 60's to 70's during the day, down into the 50's and 40's at night.
Bring something warm to wear for when the sun goes down. Lockers are
$1 per entry and a good place to store the evening wear.
Neil in Sunny Southern California
Andrew Rich
Sure am looking forward to the fabulous Cruisin the Kingdom Cavalcade! (tongue
planted so far in cheek it's coming out my ear...)
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On 12/9/96 4:46PM, in message <32a928b6...@nntp.ix.netcom.com>, jct
<i...@ix.netcom.com> wrote:
<snip about construction at IASW arcade>
Panagiotis P Papazoglou
Andrew Rich (dam...@beachnet.com) wrote:
: Sure am looking forward to the fabulous Cruisin the Kingdom Cavalcade! (tongue
: >
: >
What is this calvacade you're all talking about?
Peter Papazoglou
Huck Caton
Larry Stone <sto...@eisner.decus.org> wrote:
> To each his own. I personally see no reason to visit DL if Fantasmic is
> down.
As you say, to each his own!
Cathy Artigues
On 9 Dec 1996 19:19:07 GMT, "Muffin" <Muf...@apk.net> wrote:
^What kind of weather & temps will I expect at Disneyland from now till
^christmas??
^
This is one of the most variable times of the year weather-wise.
Nobody can predict weather on the west coast more than about three
days in advance with accuracy. I was at DL on Saturday 12/7 and Sunday
12/8. Both days were sunny and about 72 degrees. We removed our
sweatshirts around 10:00 am. Temperatures dropped rapidly around dusk
and were quite chilly (50s, but that's chilly if you're from Southern
California!) along the river during Fantasmic.
Disneyfan
Larry Stone wrote:
>
> In article <01bbe48c$6404a140$827aaace@pirates-cove>, "Peter Pan" <Pete...@SoCa.Com> writes:
>
> > I think the cheer over the demise of Fantasmic is more for the demise of
> > the problems it caused. While a lot of people were watching the show in
> > such a confined space, those of us who weren't thrilled with it could not
> > move from one end of the park to the other. Remember, people began to
> > stake out their spots two to three hours in advance, and it usually took 45
> > minutes for the crowd to move out after the show. The show just didn't
> > justify the inconvenience it caused to all. They really should have put it
>
> One end of the park to the other? I think you exagerate a little. Beyond
> access to New Orleans Square and Critter Country, it does not affect
> access to the rest of the park. And the 45 minutes is more like 15
> minutes. My usual post-Fantasmic strategy is to duck into the lineless
> Pirates. When we come out, the waterfront is peaceful. Even for a
> closing time Fantasmic, I've never had major problems exiting.
>
> Larry Stone | United Airlines
> VAX and HP-UX Systems Administrator | Maintenance Operations Center
> sto...@eisner.decus.org | San Francisco, CA 415-634-4725
> All opinions are mine, not United's.
Fanatasmic has it's problems but are they really ending it? I know last
time I saw it they had to restart it 3 times before all the lights would
work properly, but it's still pretty awesome.