I definitely can see where you sit making a difference. The closer you are to the Bridge leading from Everest to Nemo is seemingly the better view (whether on FP or Stand-by side).
I personally didn't have a problem with the projection quality (maybe that's bc it was sooooo bad during JB: AwM tho...). World of Color is far better though.
Oh, and I was thinking something like Jungle Book would fit the show.
Where you sit does make a big difference with the projections, and the "water screen" setup they decided to use is the issue (couldn't use the "normal" fan spray system for a couple reasons). If you get in the two sections on either side closest to the bridge between them, the projections are at least passable, sometimes good (it really seems to depend more on what they're projecting, as general shapes, like shadow figures and the abstract shapes are much more "defined" than actual detailed images). If you're on the outside edges, good luck deciphering the projections for the most part. Heck, even the float water screens aren't as defined as I was expecting, especially since they get so close to you. I expect that is more a result of them just being unable to fit a proper nozzle with enough flow on them between the other fountains being used at the same time, though. I would also expect that if it is a particularly windy night the projections will be even worse, as even Fant! gets really fuzzy when it gets windy.
As to them putting in IP...No, just no. I was so relieved to see it had remained IP-free after the delay and adjustments. I understand why some of you are suggesting IP, but I hope they look deeper than just plugging IP in to bandaid over story issues and keep IP out. Also, I thought I saw Dory as well on Friday night's showing,
@testtrack321, but turns out it was just a general Blue Tang and a Clownfish on Saturday's viewing (Friday was from the upper outside edge of wristband side, I walked in without a wristband just after the show started, Saturday had a FP and got a seat in the first section to the center towards the front).
This seems like a show that grows on you, as I thought it was nice enough, but nothing special after Friday night, but after Saturday I liked it quite a bit more. That soundtrack is a must have, so I hope they release it on CD like they usually do with their nighttime shows. I probably won't make too much of an effort to see it again in the next few weeks unless I decide I need pictures just because I don't want to deal with the crowds and getting there super early to get a good spot, but I'm definitely looking forward to seeing it again. Of course, I also kind of liked Jungle Book for what it was, so I'm not too hard to please.