What makes Disney themed entertainment so special? See below, and lets hope these men and their understanding can carry us through a difficult time of forced adaptation.
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"And here is the view down Hollywood Boulevard towards the Chinese Theatre, which we think is a great icon. I liked this view a lot more when you could actually see it. With your support, we will bring it back!" - Bob Weis, original creative director, Disney-MGM Studio Tour (Walt Disney Imagineering).
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"The easy part of Epcot is that you can do almost anything — and the hard part about Epcot is that you can do almost anything. I think it has to be more and more interactive. Guests want to be involved, they want to touch it, smell it and hear it. They want to do it together." - Dan Cockerell, recently given the Vice President title for Epcot.