During the Christmas Lighting of the Castle last night only half the castle lit-up.
Magic Kingdom Christmas Castle Lighting, First of Season W/ Light Glitch - Cinderella's Holiday Wish - YouTube
A live Oooops!
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During the Christmas Lighting of the Castle last night only half the castle lit-up.
Magic Kingdom Christmas Castle Lighting, First of Season W/ Light Glitch - Cinderella's Holiday Wish - YouTube
A live Oooops!
"Probably just a short in the line." - Clark Griswald
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Originally Posted by Mo Noyz
"Are you sure you checked every bulb, Russ?"
"Yeah, Dad."
Kind of embarrassing, but hey, power running through copper wiring has a tendency to buck the system.
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Originally Posted by Mo Noyz
Oy. Had empathy for the onstage characters, opening night and all.
Gotta give 'em credit though. They never broke character even a little bit.
Hope they're working when we're there in December, because we've never seen them before.
Speaking of which, have you attended the Christmas Party before?
I'm wondering if it's one of those deals where you have to exit the park and re-enter. Or, if you have a ticket for it, can you simply stay in the park?
Yes I have. Good times, especially for families. Disney starts to admit Holiday Party guests late afternoon with special event tickets. They shoo other guests out at closing and you get to stay. I use to enjoy the Halloween party more but as time went on (I got older lol) I came to enjoy the Christmas Party more. Less stress, no costumes, trick or treat lines. It was just great family time.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mo Noyz
The first party I attended was a hard ticket price of $15.00
We're attending the very last one December 21st.
$211 for the three of us!!!! :faint:
My son took this picture at Christmas Party.
http://farm7.staticflickr.com/6101/6...b1f77856f3.jpg
And the thing is that most of the people might have thought that, that was it there was no problem.Quote:
Originally Posted by HauntedGabe
I'm going this year for the first time in like 4 years... they used to give the guests of the party bracelets, and then they would send everyone off to Tomorrowland, while they swept guests out of the rest of the park... then they would let you roam, while they checked bracelets coming out of Tomorrowland...Quote:
Originally Posted by Mo Noyz
Ah, OK. I was wondering how they differentiated between park guests with and without tickets.