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Next Big Project Poll

  • Disney Fireworks: An Explosive History 171
  • The Bursting of the Disney Bubble 389
  • 2023-11-29
  • 560 votes
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Hey everyone. Putting the next long history video into production and wanted to know which of these was more interesting to you.

Disney Fireworks is about the evolution of Disney fireworks shows, the effect on the park experience, and how they interact with the spiritual park experience.

The Bursting of the Disney Bubble is about Disney's efforts to keep guests within the confines of Walt Disney World, an effort that peaked in the 90s and has since been given up on.

Comments

YouTarzanMeJayne

Excited for whatever you end up doing. But my wife cries every time she hears the Happily Ever After score so it was an easy choice here haha

Maddie Oleszczak

Would the fireworks one have nighttime shows in general? That might influence my vote.

Shamey

Fireworks sounds fascinating from a technical and artistic standpoint (and very up my alley) but I'm voting Disney bubble because it seems like the kinda thing that would make for a better narrative deep dive and ultimately a more interesting *video*. Like the fireworks thing kinda sounds like something I'd rather read a book about, if that makes sense?

Carson

Fireworks would be more interesting from a guest enjoyment perspective (especially as someone who HATES fireworks), but the Disney Bubble one seems like a fascinating look into weird corporate nonsense at the time and would love to know more about the decline of it. Both sound incredibly interesting so I hope you end up doing both at some point regardless!

Ben Langevin

There's not a lot of information readily available about the narrative of the different firework shows and imagineers who actually produce them. I'd love to see your take on it.

Shamey

And to be fair I'm super biased because I grew up in central Florida in the 90's and so "90's Walt Disney World" was very much the like, formative or benchmark Disney experience for me, so I'd love to find out all the ways they were trying to mess with people to keep them from leaving that child me was oblivious to.

KaptainMorgan

Both sound interesting, but the fireworks video sounds like a lot more fun.

Dr. Chunk

These both sound amazing. The fireworks idea is so cool for the niche history side of the channel, but the Disney bubble would also be a great perspective on the park that I haven't seen before. I'd love to see both at some point.

Hoons

I think both would build nicely on research presented in previous documentaries! However, as someone whose memories of Disney took place in the Bubble era I’m selfishly more interested in learning about things I wouldn’t have noticed as a child. Plus, I don’t think that topic has been covered by other creators as much!

Christopher Winter

I've watched some great videos from people like bright sun films and expedition theme park that go in depth on the disney theme park bubble from the outside perspective (bunch of businesses closing, random tourist traps etc) so it would be interesting to delve into the Disney side

Melinda Young

Honestly, both seem intriguing! Thank you for always investing in such endeavors, sir!

David A Behlman

Since it seems like Bubble will win, I’m voting for Fireworks because I know it will end up being better than I expect.

Mediachi

I voted for Fireworks because I obsess too much over nighttime spectaculars.