lisamomof3
Mouseketeer
- Joined
- Jul 16, 2005
Do they pipe in music for Wishes on the beach? Do you need to get there early to get a good spot? What has been your experience? Thinking of doing this on our arrival night. Thanks.
lisamomof3 said:Do they pipe in music for Wishes on the beach? Do you need to get there early to get a good spot? What has been your experience? Thinking of doing this on our arrival night. Thanks.
poly_rules said:Just out of curiosity, are you staying at the poly?
chamonix said:well, there is the low volume/poor quality issue, and then there is the NO sound issue. Separate issues. I just want to be clear that I investigated this when I was there recently and spoke with CMs about it. I wasn't just not standing close enough to a speaker to hear. That may happen to some folks, but that wasn't the case on this trip. (believe me, I am sure I looked pretty funny bending over and sticking my ear right up to the speakers several times/locations!)
For those who are interested, the speaker in the pool bar area seems to be the loudest when the music is on at all. (it's actually hidden in the foliage at the base of a tree in the table area there)
I know it is the norm for the music to be on, but I just wanted to warn folks that they shouldn't "count" on it being on--sometimes it isn't, and there seemed to be a particular problem with the whole resorts sound system when we were there march 10-19th. If you are planning a trip to watch Wishes from the Poly beach, be aware the music may or may not be on.
grimley1968 said:I wonder if this is a by-product of all the rehabbing going on at the Poly? I bet the electrical wiring for a lot of that sound system comes from one or more of those longhouses. I would hope the longhouses are having old wiring re-done, and if so, that might temporarily cut off power to some, or all, of that sound system equipment.
I have no idea, though. Just guessing.
grimley1968 said:As for whether it's crowded on the Poly beach. I guess I'd say it was fairly crowded, but there was plenty of room for everyone to sit on the beach if you wanted, or to pull one of the pool chairs over to the sidewalk to watch. It's certainly nothing like the crowd inside MK jostling for the best viewing spots.
grimley1968 said:As for whether it's crowded on the Poly beach. I guess I'd say it was fairly crowded, but there was plenty of room for everyone to sit on the beach if you wanted, or to pull one of the pool chairs over to the sidewalk to watch. It's certainly nothing like the crowd inside MK jostling for the best viewing spots.
poly_rules said:Oh geeze, here we go again. DISers encouraging non poly resort guests to go on over to the poly & take chairs from the pool area (from poly "residents") and bring em on over to the beach so the non-poly guests aka people not paying to stay at the poly, can enjoy a comfy chair and crowd free viewing of wishes. You want to see wishes, you should go on over to the MK and leave the pool chairs and beach chairs alone so they will be available for PAYING poly guests actually staying at the poly.
Tikiman said:You sure you dont work there?
Magic2000 said:We've eaten at Ohana's many times, and the waiters have always encouraged us to go watch the fireworks and/or electric parade. And I heard them telling the tables around us too.