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jeff
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| Can anyone confirm whether the Lion king show is still going, I think it was in the Animal kingdom.Its the one where the elephant, giraffe, lion all come out of the corners of the theatre.
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Nostromo
    
 United Kingdom 4015 Posts Joined: 20 Jun 2003 Status: offline | Posted - 12 Oct 2004 : 18:25:48

| | I agree that AK's Lion King show is very good, but we were at a psychological disadvantage when we went there. Just 4 days before we flew to Orlando, we went to the incomparable Lion King play at the West End; then when we arrived in Orlando, AK was the first park on our list and so we ended up seeing its Lion King show less than a week after the London one. It was very difficult not to compare the two, although it was unfair to do so between a very well done 40 minute AK show and a full blown 3-hour extravaganza at West End. | Nostromo | | Report this post to a moderator | goto top of page |
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brizzle
   
United Kingdom 1163 Posts Joined: 18 Aug 2003 Status: offline | Posted - 12 Oct 2004 : 18:37:40

| I admit to the same with Beauty and the Beast, although we did see the MGM version before we saw the Broadway show (well Bristol version when on tour). Thought it was great at MGM, then we saw the full blown show which was an amazing production. The one at MGM is still great but now can't help but compare it.
To be fair the park version have to be cut-down versions for logistical reasons and to keep the kids attention.
I think the Lion King is great at AK so maybe I'll get around to watching the full version soon.
I still regret not getting tickets to the Mary Poppins premiere in Bristol that is currently running, although £40 a head with no concessions is a little steep for the four of us.
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ellie
    
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| They have recently enclosed the theatre so that it is now fully air conditioned, so that should make it much more comfortable.
Many's the time we have sat in there with the rain thundering down in torrential sheets outside - and splashing in through the open sides.
We have not yet been since the theatre has been improved, but despite having recently seen the Lion King in London it will be one of our first 'must do's' next time we visit AK. It doesn't matter how many times I see it I still get goose bumps when I hear the music, and see the wonderful costumes.
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 United Kingdom 4015 Posts Joined: 20 Jun 2003 Status: offline | Posted - 12 Oct 2004 : 19:25:03

| | Steve, your picture of Lion King show is brilliant. Are you a pro or something? Please let me know the camera used and your settings at the time. Evidently, you used a large aperture without flash. | Nostromo | | Report this post to a moderator | goto top of page |
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| | Interesting comparison between the Lion King and Beauty and Beast park and theatreproduction shows as wasn't the theatre version of BatB inspired from the park version, but LK the other way round? Have to agree about the photo Steve, it is very well taken in difficult circumstances (so how did you do it?). | | Report this post to a moderator | goto top of page |
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 United Kingdom 176 Posts Joined: 27 Feb 2003 Status: offline | Posted - 13 Oct 2004 : 00:52:49

| I feel really jealous reading this thread guys as the day we went to AK this September the show was closed. I do not know why and how long for. I just know there was a big sandwich board at the entrance to the park saying that the FOTLK show was closed.
Ah well, always next year. 
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