Both correct.Quote:
Originally Posted by Disney Connoisseur
We've tried the wok fried food from Clopin's Festival of Food - very tasty!
That just leaves #3 outstanding.
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Both correct.Quote:
Originally Posted by Disney Connoisseur
We've tried the wok fried food from Clopin's Festival of Food - very tasty!
That just leaves #3 outstanding.
There is a whole whack of them and I am not sure which you are looking for. I assume you mean the predecessor to the current show? If so, that would be "IllumiNations '98", I believe. If you are looking for the most recent show to predate the "IllumiNations" show name, then I think it would be, "A New World of Fantasy". Again, there are a lot of incarnations of that show with many different names, etc.Quote:
Originally Posted by Zawadi
Royal Dano? I knew he was the original voice of Abraham Lincoln... but I didn't think he did anything else on the attraction, though.Quote:
Originally Posted by Zawadi
For #3 is "Laserphonic Fantasy" ('84 - '88) the answer you were looking for?
CorrectQuote:
Originally Posted by DisneyDINK
:oops: I had missed that this question (#4) had not been answered.Quote:
Originally Posted by Disney Connoisseur
Not Royal Dano
Ahhh, alright. What was the deal with "A New World of Fantasy"? Did that pre-date "Laserphonic Fantasy"?Quote:
Originally Posted by Zawadi
I've no been able to find any reference to a World Showcase Lagoon show of that nameQuote:
Originally Posted by Disney Connoisseur
Upon reading a little more up on this, I discovered that yes, "Laserphonic Fantasy" was indeed the predecessor to Illuminations.Quote:
Originally Posted by Zawadi
ALSO: A New World Fantasy was the 2nd version of a fireworks show at Epcot and was set to classical music played on synthesizer. It opened in the summer of 1983 and used floating barges that had rear projection screens on them. The barges were the same as the first show at Epcot, Carnival de Lumiere. The show also added 'Pichel lights' that moved automatically.
Never heard of it....first fireworks show at EPCOT that I knew of, was LF.Quote:
Originally Posted by Disney Connoisseur
As far as I know, Laserphonic Fantasy replaced this show. And this show came after one show prior to it. Something tells me they weren't uber popular...Quote:
Originally Posted by Main Street Jim
ALSO: http://www.wdwmagic.com/attractions/...ld-fantasy.htm
Any takers for
4) Who was the first narrator of Hall of Presidents?
LOL!! :funny: Do you know what I did Zawadi? I was giving answers for Great Moments with Mr. Lincoln, I don't know why I instinctually thought of Lincoln and didn't read the Hall of Presidents out of that... HAH! Well, here's my shot at this, realizing the attraction as what you said it was:Quote:
Originally Posted by Zawadi
Lawrence Dobkin?
CorrectQuote:
Originally Posted by Disney Connoisseur
That closes this round.
Who would like to post the next set of questions?
1. Did you know Oswald the Lucky Rabbit has a girlfriend? Name her.
2. How many "floors" are in the Hollywood Tower Hotel?
3. True or False? Captain Rex can still be found on Star Tours: The Adventures Continue.
4. There is an abbreviation/term called "MARY" used by Cast Members at Walt Disney World's Magic Kingdom. Where within the park is it used and what does it mean?
5. Name the 3 characters that are considered the "main" villains in Disney Epic Mickey 2: The Power of Two.
6. Kermit the Frog and Miss Piggy have been available for meet and greets/autograph signings in the past, though uncommon now. Where might you have found them?
7. Who is the host of the film at the Canadian Pavilion? What other Epcot attraction has this individual played a part in?
8. Which character can be credited with the quote: "Where do you think you are, Disney World?!", which attraction are they in? Who supplied the voice for this character?
9. Who does the voice of Br'er Rabbit in Splash Mountain? What other voices can this individual be credited with?
10. Who makes a "semi-subtle" background cameo appearance in the flight hangar opening scene of Star Tours: The Adventures Continue?
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Originally Posted by Disney Connoisseur
He has many Fanny the Rabbit, Miss Rabbit, or Miss Cottontail
Actually, I am looking for the one character that has been represented as his one (current/true) girlfriend... to which Oswald himself refers to as, "My honeybunch."Quote:
Originally Posted by indytraveler
But yes, he has had past girlfriends such as Fanny in some of Oswald's earliest animated shorts. But the character I am looking for actually has two names (one being a "during production" name).
Bonus points go to anyone who can tell me in what short she made her first appearance.
Some good questions :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Disney Connoisseur
#7 is Martin Short. He also hosted The Making of Me at the Wonders of Life pavilion when it was open.
#8 is General Knowledge, from Cranium Command, again, when it was open. Couldn't tell ya who did the voice, though (the line is one of my all-time favorites from *any* Disney attraction :) ).
You are correct sir.Quote:
Originally Posted by Main Street Jim
Correct again, Jim! However, the "voice actor" portion of the question still remains for whoever can answer it. I love asking questions like these because I am a *huge* fan of Disney voice actors and this is probably one of Disney's finest.Quote:
Originally Posted by Main Street Jim
3. True or False? Captain Rex can still be found on Star Tours: The Adventures Continue.
TRUE - he can be seen as you walk through the line in a cargo crate. A shadow of his former pilot days, repeating phrases from his Star Tours days.
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Originally Posted by Disney Connoisseur;2350098
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I'll try this one... 12 floors, but you "end" up going to the 13th floor