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Has anyone seen the show recently? Whenever I see it there's like 20 or so people watching. Not saying it's unpopular, but I think the location is a bit odd (and hidden), but I guess Disney management finds it a worthy investment.
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↩ replying to Andrew25It's pop up streetmosphere. It's not meant to have huge crowds
But the other week it had about the same crowds as Jammitors. 20-30 or so people
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↩ replying to Pi on my CakeNot expecting large crowds, just think the location is a bit sheltered (and hot) from the more crowded/popular traffic routes in the park. The hub is a bit of a ghost town during the day.
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↩ replying to CaptainAmericaI saw it Monday, I did not get those vibes at all. No more than I do watching women’s Olympic gymnastics. I thought they were very skilled. Yes, there were only about 20 people at that location/time.
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↩ replying to TrainsOfDisneyI mean I’ve never seen a sloth there
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↩ replying to Andrew25There's no times for them. No big announcements or fanfare.
Which is a good thing. The show is so bad it could lower GSATs.
The acrobats don't do anything remarkable or daring. It's just a little something for the dads.
Remember, this is from a pixie-snorting shill who is never negative about anything modern Disney does and always defends Disney.
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↩ replying to MisterPenguinAnyone remember the Kristo's? Trio of alien acrobats? I prefer The forces of nature over them but both are kind of in the same vein. Just streetmosphere. With forces of nature I do find it depends on who's performing. Some of them pretty much do nothing but just kind of spin around and make slow motion moves but a couple of girls are genuinely talented and can flex and do some strength demonstrations while being spun around. In general I find there's always a handful of little girls eager to meet them after each set is done. I'm glad they got extended. They're not my cup of tea but It's nice to have minor live entertainment just randomly present.
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Not being anti anti-gravity either, one of the acrobats would also work HHN nights for Nightmare Fuel on the same day. It was quite impressive.
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Some leader somewhere must really like them. I’d prefer something else, what that else is I’m not sure for this part of the park. Maybe some sort of fountain show.
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↩ replying to Andrew25I’ve seen the horror nights show twice now I just can’t get into it the story makes no sense to me I will admit the firecracker whips were impressive
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↩ replying to castlecake2.0I’m guessing it checks off a box of “atmosphere entertainment” tied to the new area. They hired this group, and a dj and called it a day.
I haven’t seen it in person so I can’t really judge how I feel 100%
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↩ replying to TrainsOfDisneyI’ve passed it a couple of times it’s nothing super special but it’s nice it’s there
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↩ replying to Andrew25Oh, man, is that who the featured performer here is? I saw upthread that she'd performed at HHN. My spouse and I saw Nightmare Fuel back in... 2022(?) That lead role is one of the most impressive physical performances we've ever seen, let alone in a theme park.
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↩ replying to Andrew25I think it's more than one but it's yes she also the nightmare fuel's nightmare Queen for sure and she specifically is the one that can do strength demonstrations while being spun around. She's not just doing slow motion moves.
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The final performances of Forces of Nature at EPCOT are tomorrow, Thursday, June 5, according to AntiGravity.