Henry Fonda Theatre

Gn2Dlnd · 02-18-2005, 05:13 PM

I've worked at this theatre. Big main floor, I'm sure the seats will be out, so it's standing. See if you can get up into the balcony, might be a better, less squishy view. Beverly and Laurel is cool, you could actually explore the neighborhood after dark. If you stay into the next day, visit the Farmer's Market. Been there since the mid-30's and very, how you say, kitschy. A couple of years ago, they built this great huge shopping area on the back end of it, called, "The Grove." Its got a trolley that's only slightly more impressive than the one in Toontown. Apparently, Imagineers were involved in the design of the place, so it's a good extra-curricular Disney thing you can do while you're here. Have fun, PM me if you want to meet at the Farmer's Mkt.

MouseWife · 02-18-2005, 06:13 PM

'Kitschy'. Okay, that looks more like it sounds.

Wow, how cool! You've worked there! Wow, didn't expect that type of answer. I do bet the seats will be out. So, there is a balcony. That is also very important to know. Now what I need to know is if the tickets my friend has are GA or seats....our 'Velvet Revolver' seats were in the balcony. We had to sneak down to the floor....

I wish that I could venture around the next morning. I am sneaking off to see the show {well, not sneaking, they will know where I am and what I am doing but I am only being given a short pass

}.

I'll probably drive up that night, see the show, go to the hotel, get up early and hit the road. My friend and I plan to be home to pick the kid up from school.

I am lucky to be staying over. The original idea {from the Hubster} was that I had to come home that night!!!

My original idea was to stop at Disneyland on the way down....

Thank you so much for the info and the offer!

02-18-2005, 05:13 PM	#1
Gn2Dlnd Parmmadore Jim Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Casita del Queso Posts: 3,810	I've worked at this theatre. Big main floor, I'm sure the seats will be out, so it's standing. See if you can get up into the balcony, might be a better, less squishy view. Beverly and Laurel is cool, you could actually explore the neighborhood after dark. If you stay into the next day, visit the Farmer's Market. Been there since the mid-30's and very, how you say, kitschy. A couple of years ago, they built this great huge shopping area on the back end of it, called, "The Grove." Its got a trolley that's only slightly more impressive than the one in Toontown. Apparently, Imagineers were involved in the design of the place, so it's a good extra-curricular Disney thing you can do while you're here. Have fun, PM me if you want to meet at the Farmer's Mkt. __________________ Does anyone still wear a hat?
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MouseWife Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Da' Beach Posts: 2,957	'Kitschy'. Okay, that looks more like it sounds. Wow, how cool! You've worked there! Wow, didn't expect that type of answer. I do bet the seats will be out. So, there is a balcony. That is also very important to know. Now what I need to know is if the tickets my friend has are GA or seats....our 'Velvet Revolver' seats were in the balcony. We had to sneak down to the floor.... I wish that I could venture around the next morning. I am sneaking off to see the show {well, not sneaking, they will know where I am and what I am doing but I am only being given a short pass }. I'll probably drive up that night, see the show, go to the hotel, get up early and hit the road. My friend and I plan to be home to pick the kid up from school. I am lucky to be staying over. The original idea {from the Hubster} was that I had to come home that night!!! My original idea was to stop at Disneyland on the way down.... Thank you so much for the info and the offer! __________________ Summa' time....when the livins' easy.........
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