Of any land in any park in Walt Disney World, Camp Minnie-Mickey is by far the most in need of entertainment venues, whether they are shows or attractions, retail locations, and/or dining opportunities. While I don’t foresee Pocahontas and her Forest Friends returning anytime soon, I would love to see something functional, which involves animals, and carries with it the same heartfelt message of its predecessor. Until then, guests must remember that we are the creatures of the forest that can save and are responsible for the other critters of this planet, an idea that still permeates the rest of the park.
15 October 2009
The mystery of the forest
Of any land in any park in Walt Disney World, Camp Minnie-Mickey is by far the most in need of entertainment venues, whether they are shows or attractions, retail locations, and/or dining opportunities. While I don’t foresee Pocahontas and her Forest Friends returning anytime soon, I would love to see something functional, which involves animals, and carries with it the same heartfelt message of its predecessor. Until then, guests must remember that we are the creatures of the forest that can save and are responsible for the other critters of this planet, an idea that still permeates the rest of the park.
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Re: a new show
"A wilderness explorer is a friend to all nature!"
Just a thought.
Do you think this area is going to play a part in future expansion plans or is there enough land elsewhere that they don't need to touch Camp Minnie-Mickey? To be honest, I always avoid this section of the park. There's not much there.
I miss the Pocahontas show, I wish they would bring it back. My kids still ask about it.
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