A new Epcot background loop has debuted as part of the entrance-area refresh. Not patterned after "existing Epcot" and very inspirational. Worth a listen for sure!
Yet.but there's no tie to Epcot
Yeah, I know. But there are other great loops like this composed of pre-existing tracks—wilderness lodge is one of my favorites. The Soarin queue is like this too I think though there might be a few with Disney IP in that one.I mean, yeah, if it’s playing at Epcot it has a link with Epcot, but that’s not what I meant.
Resort (and even ride queue) Loops which use atmospheric music are just fine by me, but I suppose it’s a matter of what we’re used to hearing in a park which itself has many identifiable themes already. And also because That’s How It’s Always Been Done, of course.Yeah, I know. But there are other great loops like this composed of pre-existing tracks—wilderness lodge is one of my favorites. The Soarin queue is like this too I think though there might be a few with Disney IP in that one.
One of our favorite memories was riding the Ft. Wilderness bus after the late Hoop De Doo Revue dinner. A group of college kids pulled out a boom box, and we adults internally groaned. They then proceeded to get the whole bus singing to Disney movie hits, the entire ride back to the parking area. That bus was rocking!One of our favorite memories was riding the bus back to POP after a very long night at MK, and singing along with all the exhausted, slap-happy parents to JLo’s “Waiting for Tonight,” Madonna’s “Material Girl,” and Jennifer Paige’s “Crush,” on the bus’s Loop. Some of the parents actually suggested getting rid of the kids and continuing the party elsewhere.
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I thought the tracks chosen resonated with my sense of "what Epcot is," but I admit that's pretty subtle.in a park which itself has many identifiable themes already
Is this it?Yeah, I know. But there are other great loops like this composed of pre-existing tracks—wilderness lodge is one of my favorites.
Reportedly, yes.What did he do, just stand there for an hour with Shazam open?
Oh brother.Basically every disney blogger and fanboy was in a race to be #first to post the track list.
I am in total agreement with you. I visited MK during this same time period. I am a fan of the soundtrack, just not in Tomorrowland. That rocked my world, too.It's amazing how the music loops become such an important part of the park atmosphere. The last time I visited the Magic Kingdom the Incredibles 2 was out, and the music loop for Tomorrowland was the Incredibles theme. As much as I like that theme, it bothered me waaaay more than it should have lol! I like the new Epcot loop so far- it 'feels' more like a movie soundtrack...which makes sense as it looks like most of the tracks are from films?
I think this goes back pretty far. I remember reading a book about Disneyland's original design---maybe John Hench's book?---that talked about how the early Imagineers tried to "cross-fade" the music at the borders between lands. I'm not sure there was ever a time without background music in some form.Anyone old enough to remember when the lands didn't have soundtracks? I