My husband and I were talking about this the other night, and my rant in the Entwined thread reminded me of it.
I believe that there is a serious need for the return of an extravagant night time show. After a day of being in the park, or even a couple hours, it was nice to know that I still had a 9:15 showing of Imaginique or Kinetix. Or squeezing in a little bit more time in the park by staying for the 10:00 show. It gave you something to look forward to before the drive home. I also feel like it was kind of like a cooling off period, or a time to wind down before leaving the park. Almost like a night cap.
These shows were exciting. Entertaining. Fun. Every show was a bit different, enough to get you to want to come back to the show as much as you can. I can honestly say that there is absolutely no show right now that I want to see (until HoS), much less more than once after the initial viewing. These shows appealed to even the non-show goers. Case in point: my husband. Hates going to shows. Cringes at the mere mention of the words Monster and/or Stomp. The man said he missed Kinetix. I about fell over and died, but it proves that these really were a big part of the BG experience and are truely missed by all types of park goers.
I really hope the park considers reviving the magic that used to be in RPT. The addition of the seats and the fact that Tampa used Imaginique's production company last year gives me a grain of hope. Illuminights doesn't count. I don't want to see snipits of shows in different venues.
I want what we used to have. And I want what was taken away from us.
I believe that there is a serious need for the return of an extravagant night time show. After a day of being in the park, or even a couple hours, it was nice to know that I still had a 9:15 showing of Imaginique or Kinetix. Or squeezing in a little bit more time in the park by staying for the 10:00 show. It gave you something to look forward to before the drive home. I also feel like it was kind of like a cooling off period, or a time to wind down before leaving the park. Almost like a night cap.
These shows were exciting. Entertaining. Fun. Every show was a bit different, enough to get you to want to come back to the show as much as you can. I can honestly say that there is absolutely no show right now that I want to see (until HoS), much less more than once after the initial viewing. These shows appealed to even the non-show goers. Case in point: my husband. Hates going to shows. Cringes at the mere mention of the words Monster and/or Stomp. The man said he missed Kinetix. I about fell over and died, but it proves that these really were a big part of the BG experience and are truely missed by all types of park goers.
I really hope the park considers reviving the magic that used to be in RPT. The addition of the seats and the fact that Tampa used Imaginique's production company last year gives me a grain of hope. Illuminights doesn't count. I don't want to see snipits of shows in different venues.
I want what we used to have. And I want what was taken away from us.