Mickey's Very Merry Christmas Party 2010 by Jeff Kober
A photo look at the highlights of this year's event.
Read it here!
Mickey's Very Merry Christmas Party 2010 by Jeff Kober
A photo look at the highlights of this year's event.
Read it here!
I hate to do this, but I went to MVMCP last night. The picture of the christmas tree on main street USA square in not from this year because it is not their this year, at least not the night I went and I would think it would not be something they take in and out for no reason.
From a cast member I spoke with, and Disney's standard procedures on how decorations get put up, they said it's not going to put it up. Could they be wrong? I hope so.
The night I went they have replaced the tree in your picture with a photo op instead, that has the castle and decorated main street USA in the background. Now could they have taken it down for some reason and plan to put it back up? Who knows. But that is how it was on Nov 29, 2010.
The reason is was also so clear to me is that it one of the decorations Disney does that I look most forward to and get a picture by every year. Admittedly, the photo op there is nice, but to me the tree is a tradition that is no longer there. I want to point this out to anyone else who is expecting it to be there, especially because of the misleading picture that IS NOT from this year.
As for a positive note, the new show at the castle forecourt is the best they have done in years. There is a new technology where all of the characters on stage mouth moves when they are "talking". With eyes blinks, mouth movments, and it brings the characters truly into reality on stage. It remind me of the old "kids of the kingdom christmas spectacular" they use to have, but with a much smaller cast and budget.
That initially 'got' me too. But if you read further in the article,Originally Posted by jimthedj
In fact, did you notice that the fireworks photo and Totally Tomorrowland Christmas Show photo were taken on a regular night between Christmas and New Year's Eve? They weren't taken during the party like the others.
Moreover the last photo you see of the Christmas tree was taken during the same timenot during the party I attended in November. Because they want to get the desired sight lights with the castle during shooting, the tree doesn't get moved in until the parade is taped for the Christmas Day broadcast (which happens around the first of December). So if you want to see the tree, you'll have to come after that filming is done.
Cathy
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