Finding Nemo: The Musical
Apr. 10th, 2006 03:22 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
filkertomAnne loved Tarzan Rocks! at Walt Disney World's Animal Kingdom, but that show is gone now. Coming soon, in its place, is Finding Nemo: The Musical, with original songs by Robert (Avenue Q) Lopez and Kristen (Along the Way) Anderson-Lopez. I'm very curious as to how it's going to look; it sounds interesting. Although I'm distressed at the news that the Theater in the Wild, a very cool space, will be enclosed rather than open as it has been till now.
Haven't asked this for a bit: If you go to Walt Disney World, what are your favorite parts of the trip? Mine are (in no particular order) the Magic Kingdom (the whole place, really, but special love for The Haunted Mansion, Pirates of the Caribbean, Splash Mountain, and the Country Bear Jamboree), the World Showcase at Epcot (especially Japan, Morocco, and the U.K.), the Animal Kingdom Lodge, and the Adventurer's Club on Pleasure Island. I want to spend more time at the Animal Kingdom park as well, and shopping in Downtown Disney is always fun.
(If you don't go to WDW, and especially if -- as many of us do -- you have problems with the way Disney does some of their business, please let's not turn this thread into a forum on corporate greed. We know. Trust me, we know.)
Haven't asked this for a bit: If you go to Walt Disney World, what are your favorite parts of the trip? Mine are (in no particular order) the Magic Kingdom (the whole place, really, but special love for The Haunted Mansion, Pirates of the Caribbean, Splash Mountain, and the Country Bear Jamboree), the World Showcase at Epcot (especially Japan, Morocco, and the U.K.), the Animal Kingdom Lodge, and the Adventurer's Club on Pleasure Island. I want to spend more time at the Animal Kingdom park as well, and shopping in Downtown Disney is always fun.
(If you don't go to WDW, and especially if -- as many of us do -- you have problems with the way Disney does some of their business, please let's not turn this thread into a forum on corporate greed. We know. Trust me, we know.)
