disney cinemagique???

Tinkerbell_1989

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Hi Every one

quick question i love th movie ride in disney world mgm.

is disney cinemaqique similar to this ride?

and if not what is this ride like?

if you can help thanks very much

x x x
 
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Hopefully someone will be along later who can help compare the rides :)
 
Hi,

Cinemagique in DLP studios isn't a ride at all - you go into one room first like a little theatre, and see some clips of the popular Disney cartoon movies. Then you go through to another little theatre, where a guy takes you through the illustration process etc. We didn't stay for that bit I'm afraid - my 5-year old wasn't interested.

Elaine
 
Hi Leanne, welcome to the DIS! :welcome:

Cinemagique is like a cinema version of the MGM ride~ if that makes any sense??!! You sit in a cinema and it all happens on the screen ;) ;) rather than a ride that moves along.

I love it. :thumbsup2 :thumbsup2 :thumbsup2

Have a look here.
 

Hi,

Cinemagique in DLP studios isn't a ride at all - you go into one room first like a little theatre, and see some clips of the popular Disney cartoon movies. Then you go through to another little theatre, where a guy takes you through the illustration process etc. We didn't stay for that bit I'm afraid - my 5-year old wasn't interested.

Elaine

Isn't that the Art of Animation - where you see the dragon from Mulan being animated?? I can undertand why your 5 year old was a little uninterested
 
Cinemaque is not a ride at all.

You go into a cinema and see some clips from all kinds of films that people are familiar with and you have some interesting experiences while that's happening. It's a fun way to see clips from th many films from it's history, too.
You sit down in a chair, which is on the floor. There isn't any movement.

The Art of animation is about how people create the anmated films. You listen and see about some of the history in the first room.

In the second room, there is an animator who tells about the process of creating animated films. Unfortunately they speak French, and you can hardly hear the translation in the headphines.

The final room gives you an opportunity to learn how to draw Mickey Mouse or other famous Disney characters. You can also try other things in that room, too.
 
Yes, now I look at the map of the Studios again, thats exactly what it was - Art of Animation.

Duh I'm such a thicko :rotfl: - thanks Jennifer :) .

Elaine
 
Thanks for the warm welcome

Oh right thanks for your help as well

bit disapointed i love the movie ride in mgm

oh well plenty more to see as well
 
You must give it a go. I walked by it time after time but now it is one of the kids favourites. I cant say anymore as it would spoil it for anyone who has not been;)
 
I cant say anymore as it would spoil it for anyone who has not been;)

Thanks Jackie!! I've never been, and I'm longing to see it after all the great things I've read about it!! I'm just praying it isn't closed for the two days I'm there in November!! :teeth:
 
Thanks Jackie!! I've never been, and I'm longing to see it after all the great things I've read about it!! I'm just praying it isn't closed for the two days I'm there in November!! :teeth:


It is even better in November as it gives you a chance to thaw out for 45 minutes :lmao:
 
You must give it a go. I walked by it time after time but now it is one of the kids favourites. I cant say anymore as it would spoil it for anyone who has not been;)

We've never been on this either. Diane has always liked the Studios whereas I was somewhat underwhelmed. This year I am so looking forward to WDS :)
 
ah thank you so much for your help

this site is so helpful dont even have to ask most question just have to have a read what you have already talked about :)
 
ah thank you so much for your help

this site is so helpful dont even have to ask most question just have to have a read what you have already talked about :)

Don't worry about asking questions. As you can see everyone hear loves talking about DLP :goodvibes
 












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