Yes, there is an order in which to “do” Magic Kingdom. So behold, a virtual exploration of the Magic Kingdom - the bigger, evolved version of Disneyland - broken down by land order. Like Walt himself, we never stop dreaming and building. The next logical step was Florida’s Disney World.
The videos are so common that we were able to build an entire virtual ride through and walkthrough of the iconic landmarks at California’s Disneyland. Ride-through and walk-through videos are a big part of theme park culture, showcasing many attractions and interactive areas of the park. (Which explains how one mad genius covertly directed an entire black-and-white thriller inside the parks.) While Disney specifically prohibits selfie sticks at the parks, GoPros, iPhones, and DSLR cameras are all allowed. As long as filming doesn’t pose a safety hazard (which it would on Hollywood Studios’ Rock ‘N Roller coaster, which goes upside down) or involve using flash on dark rides like Haunted Mansion, cast members permit visitors to use recording devices on most rides. Walt Disney World’s doors are closed until July, but if you’re feeling a little squicky about venturing to the Magic Kingdom so soon, there’s good news: If a Disney attraction exists (or existed in the time of YouTube), then chances are a high-definition video ride-through, walk-through, or POV of the attraction exists, ready to be experienced from home.ĭisney parks have a lax policy when it comes to bringing cameras on rides to film the experience.
0 kommentar(er)
