Disney (Comcast On Demand)

Just a heads up for Comcast customers. If you have On Demand and assuming all areas feature the same offerings, there's a handful of Disney stuff you might want to check out.

Under On Demand choose Spotlight > Travel > Disney Vacations

There's 7 or 8 titles to watch. A couple of short 4 or 5 minute fluff pieces covering rides like Mission Space, Expedition Everest and the 50th anniversary celebration. A 30 minute show picking the top 7 rides at WDW. A short about doing Disney on a budget. A preview of the free vacation planner DVD ad ordering info. A couple of in-park concerts, Smash Mouth is one, I believe. Just things like that.

I just stumbled on to it this morning and figured it might be of interest to some of you. No idea how consistent Comcast's offerings are across the board so YMMV. :)

I wonder if that's the same Top 7 show they play on the resort TV's.

No idea.

The actual title is "Top Seven Must Sees".

The show beigns with retro graphics/animation and a swing/louge music thing going on under it. It's hosted by a chick who intorduces herself only as "Stacy" then she explains why it's a great time to be at WDW and off they go. The whole thing runs 28 minutes according to the info on the show.

Sound familiar?

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Lord Gonchar said:
No idea.

The actual title is "Top Seven Must Sees".

The show beigns with retro graphics/animation and a swing/louge music thing going on under it. It's hosted by a chick who intorduces herself only as "Stacy" then she explains why it's a great time to be at WDW and off they go. The whole thing runs 28 minutes according to the info on the show.

Sound familiar?

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That's the one they show on the in-room TVs on property. Kinda odd, but still.

Cool. I'm an inflatable palm tree away from an imaginary Disney vacation. :)

Ooh! Ooh! Ooh! Get the one with the monkey.

Interesting that the resort TV programming would be on. Perhaps next you'll see the WDW Today loop. :)

A few friends and I where there when Stacy was filming by Big Thunder Mountain last year. She's a lot hotter in person than on tv...

It was weird. We stayed at a non-Disney resort (Westgate Lakes -timeshare) during our honeymoon and their "resort" channel also played this "Seven" show. It was cheezy, but actually partially useful. I cant remember what it was, but I recall actually using at least one piece of info from the show during the trip.

lata, jeremy

--who had no idea people book their in-park lunches/dinners months/years in advance.

Yes, a lot of the off-property hotels play the show.

Some of the most popular meals do book far in advance.