Disney World attraction malfunctions in viral video, leads to hilarious memes
Just a few days before Disney World enters its phased reopening on July 11, one particular attraction at the theme park seems to have gone rogue.
On July 8, CinemaBlend reported that the park had conducted a test of its Carousel of Progress attraction at Tomorrowland, where its main animatronic character John recently appeared to spaz out on stage. An 18-second clip of that moment surfaced on Twitter, where it promptly led to some hysterical memes.
“John clearly hasn’t been rehearsing during his vacation time,” the Magic Blitz Podcast joked on the social media platform.
John clearly hasn’t been rehearsing during his vacation time pic.twitter.com/U5dKRYfb47
— The Magic Blitz Podcast (@TheMagicBlitz) July 7, 2020
Several users took the opportunity to set the clip against some audio. One person, for example, shared the same video playing to an a cappella version of rap duo Rae Sremmurd’s hit single “Come Get Her.”
Sorry, not sorry for this… pic.twitter.com/kLzRBzSJm8
— Linden W. (@LindenAsh) July 8, 2020
Another shared the clip set against rapper Tekashi 6ix9ine’s single “GOOBA.”
I’m not proud of this pic.twitter.com/skVQZRJNgx
— Craig Taylor (@CraigTaylor0805) July 7, 2020
A third amusingly shared the footage set to rock band Queen’s “Bohemian Rhapsody.”
— Nate Begle (@NateBegle) July 7, 2020
All of this is to say that the pandemic, which temporarily shut down Disney’s attractions, clearly took a toll on poor John. But under Disney’s reopening guidelines (along with a bit of repair), the animatronic will hopefully be able to see new life again.
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