Spring Break at Walt Disney World: Hitting Rope Drop at Hollywood Studios – Daffy Does Disney


In today’s installment from my spring break trip to Walt Disney World, I start my second day of vacation by applying a couple of well-worn strategies for making good use of early morning hours. My series of interviews with other park guests continues, and you get a little talk from an animation snob. Enjoy!

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lebeau
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6 years ago

I was interested to get your thoughts on Art of Animation. Sounds like, for the most part, you enjoyed the theme. Since you raised the issue, I’ll bite. Which four movies would you select if Pop Century were converted into AoA 2?

lebeau
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6 years ago
Reply to  daffystardust

That sounds like an interesting idea. I generally agree that Disney’s choices make a lot of sense from a commercial appeal point of view. There’s “something for everyone” within the realm of Disney animation fans. (I’m guessing you have heard some of the rumors about future Disney hotel projects. That’s a topic I have been considering tackling here.) Despite the name, it had never occurred to me to consider the quality of the animation as a factor for whether or not a movie should serve as the theme for a hotel. If that were the primary consideration, you would likely… Read more »

lebeau
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6 years ago
Reply to  daffystardust

I am not overly fond of Disney World breakfast in general. We had breakfast at Landscape of Flavors a couple of times. The first time, the lines were so long at all the other stations that we all got waffles. They were typical of Disney waffles. Nothing wrong with them. But what the girls really wanted were chocolate chip pancakes which for some reason are only on the adult menu and not the kid’s menu. The next day I went back by myself as soon as the place opened and got chocolate chip pancakes for the kids to go. I… Read more »

RB
RB
6 years ago

I think your production quality is coming along very well, other than during the walking downstairs segment I worried about your shortness of breath. But perhaps it was a brisk pace. The overall cinematography is excellent. And the Lion King footage made me realize all over again how much that was stolen from the Japanese creator of Kimba. My daughter’s orchestra will be playing the Lion King for their spring concert, time marches on and there is no cure for injustice, ever.

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