beastlyprince
Mouseketeer
- Joined
- Mar 22, 2002
Nah, you can’t compare my posts to all the other rude ones about the current show. Nice try though.
I just did.
Were you even a listener of the original Disneyland show? I doubt it.
Nah, you can’t compare my posts to all the other rude ones about the current show. Nice try though.
There's a lot of speculation being thrown around about the status of people's jobs/positions.
Until it's fully disclosed we probably shouldn't be making theories on where people stand or why things were changed.
Nice response lolLike you're doing right now.
The original Disneyland team's show was cancelled. The fans of that show and particularly the people who put much effort into informing us of Disneyland, the history of the studios and the parks, and the surrounding area (Day 6) are not happy that this team has been broken up.
Tom, Mary Jo, Nancy, Tony, and Michael weren't even given a chance to have a Good Night Kiss show.
The only team member I haven't seen in a vlog in the last 6 months is Tony. The others you mentioned are still involved in various aspects, which is nice to see.
As I mentioned prior, I didn't listen to the DL podcast. However, I did watch their vlogs when they were posted to YouTube over the last couple of years that I've been following the DIS. Now that Pete is hosting a weekly show regarding DL I am watching every week. This isn't due to the previous hosts, but I don't listen/watch to podcasts outside of YouTube. Since Michael & Craig are hosting weekly Connecting With Walt programs I actually subscribed to the Itunes podcast for that show.
I see this as no different then when members of the WDW would leave for various reasons. You get used to seeing/hearing them, and when they are gone it feels like a piece is now missing. The beauty though is that Pete & Co. seem to always bounce back and find someone perfect to fill that spot.
You have every right to be upset that your avenue for DL content has been turned upside down. The only advice I can give is to continue to watch, and check out whether Tom, Mary Jo, Nancy, etc.. make appearances.
Like you're doing right now.
The original Disneyland team's show was cancelled. The fans of that show and particularly the people who put much effort into informing us of Disneyland, the history of the studios and the parks, and the surrounding area (Day 6) are not happy that this team has been broken up.
Tom, Mary Jo, Nancy, Tony, and Michael weren't even given a chance to have a Good Night Kiss show.
Sad but true. It looks like they have been cast aside. I'd love it if they started their own podcast or become one of micechat's podcasts.
I agree, Pete shows great affection for Disneyland. His frequent trips to California are appreciated.The show today was pretty much the same. We really need the flavor of Mary Jo and Tom back. I really wish they combine the best of both worlds. The old show had lots of fabulous parts but had room for improvement. Well so does this version. Why can’t they take the knowledge and experience of the old cast with the production quality and tempo of the new show and create a powerhouse of DL content?
I didn’t understand the “Attraction Envy” segment. It was a lot of “I kind of want this but I also think it makes alot more sense there then here so wait never mind.” Both Katrina and Ryno picked things but adamantly said they didn’t want to give up the version their parks had in exchange.
Oh. So we all wish we had every ride and land and queue everywhere. Well... okay. $$$$$$
I roared with laughter when Pete was ranting about not understanding DL fans and what they want. Haha yeah I guess we are a fanatic fandom.
But on a positive note, Pete final part at the end was very good. He talked about DL with great affection, that was completely sincere and thoughtful. I also know he is making sacrifices to be in CA frequently. I appreciate his efforts and investment.
I have no problem with Pete being heavily involved in the show. I just wish we still had our old cast contributing regulaly and news segments.
I totally agree that neither format is right or wrong. In the first episode Pete says he wants these Disneyland shows to help you plan your Disneyland vacation. This is where the new format, in my opinion, does not meet that expectation and goal. Yes, the segments in themselves are good and they are very informative. But I am not necessarily going to plan a vacation around merchandise or how different/similar DL and WDW are.
Having some of the relevant news items, like World of Color being down for an extended period of time or what to expect at Mickey's Halloween Party or Christmas Party would help me plan my vacation. Even talking more about the DL hotels and good neighbor hotels, with a plug for Dreams Unlimited Travel, would even help me better plan my trip.
Now in the most recent episode, the segment on MaxPass versus FP+ was a good topic. That definitely helps people in planning their DL vacation.
I am really enjoying the content that Tyler and Katrina are producing. Those vlogs and the articles Katrina has written have helped me more in planning future DL vacations than this redesigned show. Don't get me wrong, I love all of the DIS team and I want this show to succeed. I will continue to watch and hopefully these comments/feedback are heard and taken into consideration.
I wonder if they have a non-compete clause, or if they would just be too loyal to Pete to start their own?
New drinking game....take a shot everytime Tyler says my fiance Katrina....
Exactly. I get that Pete is wanting to make it a planning oriented show, but the show doesn’t help with 0lanning the way it used to. How in the world did the “Help,” segments - where the team would literally walk a family through trip planning - somehow not help trip planning? We were one of those lucky families, and the input of the local team was priceless. I love Ryno and Pete, but they couldn’t give us the feedback on traffic flow and day 6 type activities that we got from the local team, and that information was *key* to planning a successful trip.
And then you have the day 6 segments...all about the local area outside of DLR. agaon, invaluable trip planning, especially for a family like ours from the east coast.
Nancy’s merchandise segments were helpful too, as it is so nice to not have to comb the emporium or every shop in the park looking for stuff you’ll like. (and I did mug coverage on the first reboot show...just bought a DWD mug in our local Disney outlet...wouldn’t have known about it without that discussion! DH is a huge DWD fan.
And yes, the news segments and rapid fire helped us plan our trips also. The news on the DLR show was mostly about the DLR parks or surrounding events, whereas on the WDW show it is more about the company at large. The latter is not so helpful in planning a trip. The park news, though, was invaluable in trip planning. Knowing what new characters may be out that week (for ex, when we went during Lunar New Year I actually listened to the previous year’s podcast to get some insight since it was down this year), what AP happenings might be going on (in order to avoid if necessary), etc etc.
I was so excited for this to come back, but I haven’t listened to a show beyond the first one yet. It’s just not a priority the way it previously was.