They had these towers that blew snow. The kids loved running around in the "snow".
Disney knows how to do it! They have this cross country train tour for their upcoming movie A Christmas Carol. They have this train decked out with movie stuff. You go through the train and each car has something new from the movie. It shows how they made the movie and had Dicken's things from the museum in London. There are interactive games too. Lots of fun and the kids loved it! At the end there is a theater that shows two full scenes from the movie in 3D.
While waiting in line they had these jugglers that were funny, Christmas carolers decked out in the full costume, and booths for card making and tattoo fun!
This guy was on stilts and juggled these glass balls. Reminded me of Labyrinth... only the greatest movie ever made!!!!
Bah humbug! This is actually Jim Carey playing scrooge (the picture, not the person, although I can get pretty grumpy sometimes).
They had these televisions as pictures on the wall. The scenes would change or they would show the making of on them. Really cool. The official Dicken artifacts are in those glass cases.
Blends in well, doesn't he?
Shows the dot suits and cameras used to film. The kids loved this part!
Chestnuts roasting on an open fire, jack frost nipping at your nose....
Merry Christmas to all!
They had these towers that blew snow. The kids loved running around in the "snow".
Disney knows how to do it! They have this cross country train tour for their upcoming movie A Christmas Carol. They have this train decked out with movie stuff. You go through the train and each car has something new from the movie. It shows how they made the movie and had Dicken's things from the museum in London. There are interactive games too. Lots of fun and the kids loved it! At the end there is a theater that shows two full scenes from the movie in 3D.
While waiting in line they had these jugglers that were funny, Christmas carolers decked out in the full costume, and booths for card making and tattoo fun!
This guy was on stilts and juggled these glass balls. Reminded me of Labyrinth... only the greatest movie ever made!!!!
Bah humbug! This is actually Jim Carey playing scrooge (the picture, not the person, although I can get pretty grumpy sometimes).
They had these televisions as pictures on the wall. The scenes would change or they would show the making of on them. Really cool. The official Dicken artifacts are in those glass cases.
Blends in well, doesn't he?
Shows the dot suits and cameras used to film. The kids loved this part!
Chestnuts roasting on an open fire, jack frost nipping at your nose....
Merry Christmas to all!
1 comment:
oh i am soooo jealous!! we wnated to do that! while i was downtown today i saw that the train was 3 hour wait!!! how long did you wait?
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