Monday, June 11, 2012

Mad T Party @ Disney California Adventure


It pains me to post this video.  It pains me because Disney management in California so gets it while Disney management in Florida so doesn't!

This is the first day/night at the new Alice In Wonderland-themed Mad T Party at Disney California Adventure Park in Anaheim. Look at the incredible theming as only Disney Imagineers can envision and create.  Look at the fun Guests are having.  Listen to the Top 40/dance format, even some Dubstep!  See the White Rabbit DJ. And this replaces the equally awesome elecTRONica at DCA.

I know what you're thinking.....Team Disney Orlando gave us Celebrate Tonight.  I guess we should be thankful and not even think about something like the Mad T Party. Sorry I brought it up.

7 comments:

DJMadManRay said...

This just pisses me off that much more... Damn Mouse!!

Anonymous said...

Cali also has medical MJ, as well as a ton of locals who love to party. TDO has a bunch of stiff suits and sharp pencil boys who think a good invest is in more signage in the cast elevators that talk about how "magical" we can make the guests visit.

Anonymous said...

WOW!!! Adult entertaiinment, Disney dancers and bands performing on outdoor stages!!! What an innovative concept!!!
Oh, wait.....

Anonymous said...

Wowwww. I can only hope that they would bring this to Orlando. It would be nice to have our Island back with "LIFE" again....

Anonymous said...

Amazing! Loving everything about it. Might as well just tear down the buildings and make PI one big street party. Or, open up the side of Mannequins and extend it into the pier area!

ClubMaster said...

I soo hope this happens in orlando, i mean in a way it does, because Disney only does this at Epcot on NYE, but still be nice to have it every day and night.

KingBob said...

To be fair & balanced, just like Fox News, let's keep in mind that DCA is a pay-to-visit theme park and that's vastly different than PI which is currently free. But yeah, even free, PI's offerings could be upgraded at relatively low cost.