It's official...A NEW STUNT SHOW at MGM

[Erikarate]

In this months Mickey Monitor (mailed to Annual Passholders) there is an article about new/upcoming attractions entitled "Pardon our Pixie Dust", here's the quote in regards to the stunt show:


Who's moving in on Residential Street?
The transformation taking place at MGM studios is set to be finished in 2005. That's when we'll debut an action-packed new stunt spectacular. Please note that in order to bring you this new E-Ticket attraction, The Osbourne Family Spectacle of Lights will not take place this year. You'll get all the details in the November Mickey Monitor.




I guess this is modeled after the auto stunt show at Disney Studios Paris, at least that is what the rumors have been. I saw the show recently on a travel channel and it looked ok, but couldn't Disney come up with something better?

 

[Scarlett & Rhett]

You hate to see old things go, but we need some new stuff.

 

[Erikarate]

I agree we need new stuff, but do we need a stunt show???

 

[cindala]

While I'd like to see something new, another show will only make it harder to see the other shows with their time costraints!

 

[Wendy L]

The Stunt Show in Disneyland Paris is not very good at all, we were very disappointed with it when we went last year. Sadly, Disney seem to make up their mind without consulting the people who count - those that holiday there!

We are going on holiday in December and were looking forward to seeing the Osborne Lights - looking at photographs this was far more "Disney" and special that the car stunt show.

 

[Tinkbell]

I'd rather see a new ride or show based on a Disney movie. Stunt shows really don't excite me. I hope it turns out to be good.

 

[Mickey1]

TOugh Room!

 

[Disney's Deluxe Princess]

DH is excited about this one. I could care less. I guess I'll have to see it. It's only fair since he's sat through the Beauty & the Beast show quite a few times.

 

[Erikarate]

What would you like to see instead of the stunt show?

I think Disney had the opportunity to do a ride based on some of their popular movies, like Monsters Inc. or Toy Story, or even revamping the Pirates of the Caribbean like doing an ultra modern version of it at MGM (not sure what, but there are so many possibilities...).

Anyway, all this gripeing isn't going to change anything, but...