#51
Posted: 7/26/08 at 10:20pm
The first time I saw the show was right after it opened. The entire cast for the most part came out and made sure to sign every Playbill and take every picture. When I went back a few weeks ago Sierra did come out and sign, but she had a car waiting, and it has been like several times that I have gone. What the stage door man does is allows her to sign right up until the barricades end and then he shoves her past the crowd and into her car. If you are past the point of where the barricades end then chances are you won't catch her.
I have no problem with them not signing autographs. I know that it isn't their job and that they are off the clock once the performance is over. But I do feel that if they are going to make an appearance they should at least be nice about it. If they are rushed then they should perhaps skip signing altogether and walk post or go out a different door. I don't care if some of the older crowd is skipped, but for the little girls who are standing at the end of the line, I feel bad for them when they see her running off and realize they won't be able to meet her. I just think it's a bit amusing that at one point Disney had an article on the site about how seeing the show isn't just about seeing it, and that fans should go to the stage door to meet the stars. If you're going to advertise like that then you should at least make sure the cast makes an appearance. I'm not sure if Disney still has that article posted or not.
EDIT: It is still posted. I'm sure this link has been posted before but for those who hadn't seen it...
Disney Stage Door
I have no problem with them not signing autographs. I know that it isn't their job and that they are off the clock once the performance is over. But I do feel that if they are going to make an appearance they should at least be nice about it. If they are rushed then they should perhaps skip signing altogether and walk post or go out a different door. I don't care if some of the older crowd is skipped, but for the little girls who are standing at the end of the line, I feel bad for them when they see her running off and realize they won't be able to meet her. I just think it's a bit amusing that at one point Disney had an article on the site about how seeing the show isn't just about seeing it, and that fans should go to the stage door to meet the stars. If you're going to advertise like that then you should at least make sure the cast makes an appearance. I'm not sure if Disney still has that article posted or not.
EDIT: It is still posted. I'm sure this link has been posted before but for those who hadn't seen it...
Disney Stage Door
Updated On: 7/26/08 at 10:20 PM