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Rainbow Glasses in International News
The rainbow glasses enhanced Disneyland experience has made it's way around the world! What hath Steve wrought?
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Didn't MGM have those glasses one year for the Osborne's lights, before they dances?
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The Studios had those for a number of years, back when the Spectacle of Lights was on the now-just-a-memory Residential Street. I suspect they were dropped for budgetary reasons.
Residential Street was the only really effective venue for SOL (love that acronym). Walking down that street, it really felt like visiting a suburban neighborhood that had gone completely bonkers with the holiday decor. on the other hand, putting those millions of lights on the New York Street facades just feels like a theme park that put up a bunch of lights. The sense of taking a journey is gone, and there is little charm to the spectacle as it now stands. I still have a pair of those hologram glasses in a drawer somewhere. |
When do I get my cut?
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Hmm, from the description it seems they're not prismatic rainbow glasses, but more like these -
http://www.3dglassesonline.com/3d-holospex-glasses/ Awesomness. |
Yes, exactly. Fireworks glasses. My patented fireworks glasses have always been separate from my patented Space Mountain glasses.
Fireworks glasses produce images of snowflakes, or Noel, or - best of all - Stars of David - on every piece of flaming pyrotechnic. We used to use them quite a bit during holiday fireworks in years past. Should I bring them out again?? And I still want my cut. :p |
I remember seeing the Osborne lights in 2002, and the glasses distributed then turned the lights in little angels...
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Yeah, I think those (leftovers from a WDW visit) were the same glasses I first used at Disneyland. Can't remember the year though.
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ok, when's the LoT Disneyland Christmas swanking?
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Well, that's why we're doing it then, of course. ;)
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I'm feelin' the love, lemme tell you. :P
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Well, then, get your butt on a plane. You've got a puppy to visit - not to mention Calliope.
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I so need to win the lottery. Why couldn't I have won one of those YOAMD thingies?
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I will be in
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I should be free on the 16th...
Hrmmm... And of course BTD would be gone... grr |
How about the 9th?
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I can't do it the 9th.
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I got some of the holografic ones at Angeles Stadium right after they re-opened it after the remodel (don't remember the year). I also bought some of the Christmas one (like Steve mentioned) with the Noel, snowflakes, etc. from Albertsons about 5 years ago. I still have them all. They are cool!
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16th would be doable for us
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22nd or 23rd? I'm going to be completely bummed if I miss the goodbye Erica DL swanking :(
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16th works well for the the Wolfpack...Wolfette is busy that day and we could actually join you guys for some swanking!
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I saw some kids whipping out rainbow glasses last time I rode Space Mountain. The trend has started. Alas, soon it will be time to abandon. They will be selling rainbow glasses at every Gap and Louis Vuitton.
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Actually, it would be cool if they sold rainbow glasses outside of SM - hell, they make a mint on rain ponchos sold on the queue for the one water ride in DAK!
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I'm good on the 16th, but I could also do the following weekend. Either way, I will bring Rainbow Glasses for all ... and a much smaller collection of Fireworks Glasses, that will have to be either shared or divied up by random bacon trivia quiz.
But, um, we should make a thread for the Disneyland Christmas Swanking. Not many people will know to look in here for that information. |
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I have.
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They sell star, snowflake, santa, snowman, etc. glasses at Lowe's for $2.
Don't worry , I won't be there to cause any drama on the 16th. |
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