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Re: Code 101

Posted: Mon May 05, 2008 9:39 pm
by joanna71985
EeyoresButterfly wrote:Joanna, I think I was with you the day that Walt decided to shave! We were laughing so hard...
Yep! That day we were on the Liberty Square bridge.

Re: Code 101

Posted: Mon May 05, 2008 9:43 pm
by smart1hermione
CMGUY89 wrote:I am assuming that meant the Walt Disney face character lost his mustache during the parade.
There's a Walt Disney face character? I never knew that!

The only parade I've ever seen was Block Party at DCA because I think it's trying to get me.

Re: Code 101

Posted: Mon May 05, 2008 10:04 pm
by CMGUY89
smart1hermione wrote:There's a Walt Disney face character? I never knew that!

The only parade I've ever seen was Block Party at DCA because I think it's trying to get me.
Yeah he sits on a cool mini-float and is "sketching". It's cute. It is for the Share A Dream Come True parade.

Re: Code 101

Posted: Mon May 05, 2008 10:57 pm
by EeyoresButterfly
You're right CMGuy. We were sitting on the liberty square bridge and we saw the push unit (the unit with Walt) coming up the street. Both Walt and the driver were trying so hard not to laugh (they did not succeed by the way) and then we saw Walt hand this fuzzy thing to the Captain who was also looking rather bemused. I doubt any of the other guests caught on, but we were dying. That was the same parade a chipmunk grew a ponytail.

On, and by the way. it is now the Disney Dreams Come True Parade.

Re: Code 101

Posted: Mon May 05, 2008 11:10 pm
by joanna71985
That's right! I remember that!

Re: Code 101

Posted: Tue May 06, 2008 12:49 am
by CMGUY89
LOL, that reminds me of when I was in a play in middle school and had a handlebar mustache eyelash glued to my face. I begin to sweat and can feel it becoming more and more detached. Finally I rip it off and exclaim "stupid fake mustache! I knew I paid too much for it!"

As for the name you'll have to forgive me. The recycling of floats and changing of minor words in the names tends to throw me for a loop. LOL!

Re: Code 101

Posted: Tue May 06, 2008 1:04 am
by smart1hermione
CMGUY89 wrote:As for the name you'll have to forgive me. The recycling of floats and changing of minor words in the names tends to through me for a loop. LOL!
I understand completely. It seems as though all parades/fireworks shows are phrases using "dreams" or "wishes" or a combo of the two.

Re: Code 101

Posted: Tue May 06, 2008 1:20 am
by Shorty82
EeyoresButterfly wrote:-The ducks who decided to stop the parade by crossing in front of Pinocchio's float. Poor Pinocchio was laughing so hard at the ducks and the unfortunate captain who was trying to chase them across the street that he could barely dance or talk to the guests!
A while back I was in front of the Firehouse watching Spectro when two ducks wandered out into the middle of the street holding up at least one float. Later I was talking to a CM backstage and apparently these same two ducks had held up the maneuvering of floats to their start positions. At least I believe it was the same ducks, the description matched and I believe they came from the direction of the gate so probably wandered on stage when the gates opened to let the parade through.

The next evening I was working in the Firehouse when I saw two ducks (looked just like the ones from the night before) wander into City Hall. No idea what happened to them next.

Re: Code 101

Posted: Tue May 06, 2008 1:43 am
by CMGUY89
Shorty82 wrote: The next evening I was working in the Firehouse when I saw two ducks (looked just like the ones from the night before) wander into City Hall. No idea what happened to them next.
Probably went to complain about the "Don't feed the birds" signs.
LOL! When I'm this tired I get delusional.

Re: Code 101

Posted: Tue May 06, 2008 7:57 am
by Theme Park Where
hhsrat wrote:I've heard rumors of the "Pocohantas-less" Pocohantas show, but I never heard the whole story until now. Although there may have been multiple instances, because the story I heard had them doing the whole show, but using a recording for the Poco tracks, and having all the performers look off the stage-left side when addressing Poco. (It's the "SPIRIT" of Pocohantas ...)
It was probably the same show. They actually only did half, but there were segments (like the finale) where Pocohantas was refered to on the soundtrack. Most of the show was backing tracks, with the principles mic'ed. They simply pointed backstage when refering to the ever allusive Pocohantas.