NewsPlusNotes: Say Bye ElecTRONica, and Hello to the Mad T Party

Friday, January 13, 2012

Say Bye ElecTRONica, and Hello to the Mad T Party

Concept Art above and below © Disney

When Glow Fest debuted at Disney California Adventure many fans weren't, well, a fan of it yet, however, it grew on the public and ended up being called a smash hit. Soon Disney debuted ElecTRONica as a replacement, which had equally or higher reviews, livening up a section of California Adventure many nights with dancing, music, a classic arcade, and generally festive times.

Now the time has come for a replacement, and it seems that the party atmosphere at the park isn't nearly ready to go away. Plans have been laid for the Mad T Party to open at the park this Summer, where "a live band, unique entertainment, fun-filled games and plenty of dancing all await guests seeking an escape into a bright and vivid alternate reality."

Based on the characters from Tim Burton's take on Alice in Wonderland in the 2010 film, the theme will be decidedly warped, using "re-imagined" versions of the story in new ways. Included will be a live band, dance space, specialty themed beverages and retail, and plenty of other vibrant fun.

If nothing else, these 'parties' offer some spectacular visuals, and I'm looking forward to seeing how the Mad T Party turns out.

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