Neil Patrick Harris took a trip to Disney California Adventure park over the weekend and, together with partner David Burtka, stopped by to meet Mickey Mouse at Paradise Pier.
Neil told me that when he first saw “World of Color” the week it opened, he was absolutely amazed by the show, adding that he never realized that water could be so dramatic.
He summed it up in one word: “Brilliant!”
What one word would you use to describe “World of Color?”
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Superfantasmicful!!! After watching World of Color, you will want to get a pass so you can see it every week.
can’t wait to see it myself, very cute photo.
Supercalafradgalisticexpialidocious!
THE GREATEST SHOW ON EARTH. COME AND SEE FOR YOUR SELF.
Magicaliquidlightastic!
Epic!
Thanks for the post on NPH and his partner. Fun to see who goes to the parks.
Magical!!!
It was Legend wait for it… dary!!!
I would use ANTICIPATION!!! My partner, friends and I will be visiting the park on the first weekend of October and we can not wait.
I bet Neil and his partner David can not wait to take their twins to see World of Color!
Supercalifragilisticexpialadocious!
#17 – Don’t know, since we haven’t seen it yet, but we will be seeing it on 9-10-10, since I won tickets for my hubby, 2 of our friends and I from the Coca-Cola contest, to go to the special exclusive event for World of Color!
Magical!
I turned to my husband and said, “That was life changing. Not sure how, but it was.”
It was, wait for it, LE-GEN-DA-RY!!!
MAGICAL!!!! I cried through most of the show because I thought about how proud Uncle Walt would be. This show is a perfect blend of technology and magic… I love the Imagineers! They really do make our world a happier place!
Wonderful!
** I love Ryan’s comment about Disney being used as a verb, adjective, and noun!!
Example: Today feels like a Disney day; let’s go Disney at the most Disney place in the State! Oh, I know! How ’bout the Disneyland Resort in Ananheim, California!! (kids scream, “YAY”!!
Though I haven’t seen it myself, I hear it’s… “supercalifragilisticexpealidocious!”
EPIC!!!
FANTASMIC… AWSOME
We once saw Neil at DisneyLand enjoying a day in the park without an entourage/escort. As much as wanted to go up and say “Hi” we let him be. It was nice to see a celebrity just out in the park with everyone else.
Disney.
Yes, I think the word Disney can be, and should be used as a Noun, Adjective and Verb!
Wet.
😉
(I’ve seen it twice from the areas in front.)
Incredible!
“Brilliant”? Really? Not “legen…wait for it…dary”?!
Inspirational!
Stupendous!
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