Undiscovered Disney Parks

[mefordis]

Is showing at 8pm tonight on Planet Green TV!!!

 

[Jaybird6]

Thanks for the heads-up! There are a couple of other Disney shows on after, too! Yay - a good way for me to get my Disney fix

 

[benniecooper]

Yes, thank you for the heads up. I have a busting headache and an evening in bed watching Disney Park shows sounds wonderful.

 

[woolfman72]

Thanks for the heads up.. Watching now!

 

[DOOM1001]

I'm watching right now.One thing I wonder is why they don't make many Disney or theme park shows anymore.I remember from like 1996-2003 they used to make dozens and dozens of theme park and rollercoaster shows showing parks like Cedar Point or the opening of Islands of Adventure.Then from like 2001-2006 there were tons of Disney shows like the Samantha Brown shows.But from 2006-2007 to the present new shows are very,very limited.Luckily I have most of them taped to get me through but they need to come up with new ones,especially new ones for special events,like the Christmas Samantha Brown ones which were my favorites.

 

[doconeill]

I'm watching right now.One thing I wonder is why they don't make many Disney or theme park shows anymore.I remember from like 1996-2003 they used to make dozens and dozens of theme park and rollercoaster shows showing parks like Cedar Point or the opening of Islands of Adventure.Then from like 2001-2006 there were tons of Disney shows like the Samantha Brown shows.But from 2006-2007 to the present new shows are very,very limited.Luckily I have most of them taped to get me through but they need to come up with new ones,especially new ones for special events,like the Christmas Samantha Brown ones which were my favorites.

I'm betting Disney payed for the productions to some extent.

Back then, Disney produced pretty interesting DVDs they sent for free to people (the 2005-2006 one with the 4 different "hosts" I believe is generally agreed to be the best), but since then they have become more generic. It seems that they've cut back on such promotional videos.

Sam has done a couple more recent specials, and I think the ones that are showing now have been re-edited (at least a couple were) to add a few things.

 

[kristin08]

I am watching now....and recording so I can watch again later! It is making me want to go to WDW RIGHT NOW!!!

 

[punch57]

thanks just turned it on

 

[carlah]

Thanks for posting! Watching now, while planning our vaca to Disney!

 

[LittleMissMagic]

I've been watching them on Netflix to get excited about my Disney trip NEXT WEEK!

 

[JessZacc]

Darn, I missed it.. Are they on again????

 

[JessZacc]

I've been watching them on Netflix to get excited about my Disney trip NEXT WEEK!

I've been thinking about trying out netflix-- are their a lot of Disney programs on there?????

 

[TheDisDork]

I've been thinking about trying out netflix-- are their a lot of Disney programs on there?????

They have some of their movies (including Tangled!) and almost all of their live-action Disney Channel shows. The "Behind the Scenes" ones they have are:

Undiscovered Parks
Ultimate Disney World
Disneyland Resort: Behind the Scenes
Disney World: Behind the Scenes
Disney Cruise Line
Disney's Animal Kingdom

I never would have thought to look there! I was so upset I missed Undiscovered last night, but I'm watching it right now on Netflix!

 

[Emma1987]

Anyone know where i can download this??

 

[LittleMissMagic]

Anyone know where i can download this??

Netflix? It's $5/month - go to Netflix.com to sign up.

You can watch movies and TV shows in Instant Queue (instantly on your computer/gaming system such as Playstation, xBox 360, or Wii) or have them sent in the mail on DVD. Postage is free, and they'll send you a new movie on your movie list as soon as you mail in the old one.

Usually they have the brand new releases on DVD, then they'll add them to Instant Queue, then they go back to only DVD. Whenever we order a new release on DVD, we usually see it on Instant Queue in a month or so.

 

[Emma1987]

Netflix? It's $5/month - go to Netflix.com to sign up.

You can watch movies and TV shows in Instant Queue (instantly on your computer/gaming system such as Playstation, xBox 360, or Wii) or have them sent in the mail on DVD. Postage is free, and they'll send you a new movie on your movie list as soon as you mail in the old one.

Usually they have the brand new releases on DVD, then they'll add them to Instant Queue, then they go back to only DVD. Whenever we order a new release on DVD, we usually see it on Instant Queue in a month or so.

Thanks