Maria: Wow this will be awesome.

Tina: Yea, thanks!

Chad: Well it’s the least I can do now that I’m taking Bette and Hector away to do some work.

Hector: Don’t feel so bad kids. My first job will be to ride Pirates of the Caribbean. Your job is to be good for Mommy and Ms. Tina and have a lot of fun. Be nice to the baby too.

Anna: I love babies.

Chad: Now there is a fantastic parade out here at 3pm. Try to grab a seat for that when you leave here. I like to find a spot in front of the castle. It’s pretty magical with some characters you don’t see as often.

Maria: We’ll definitely head over for the parade.

Tina: That definitely sounds fun.

Chad: Well, then Hi, ho, hi, ho it’s off to work we go!

The families laugh at Chad. The families kiss good bye and the executives head off to work. Theo is waiting for them at Pirates. They slip through as VIPs and get their own boat for the ride.

Hector: They look so realistic!

Bette: Extremely realistic Would you do something at the museum showing how these things are built or is that showing the magic?

Theo: We won’t take that to a place like the Whitney as we like to preserve the magic, but we have some behind the scenes tours that show some of our magic.

Chad: Your reaction that they look like real people is exactly what we want people to think. That is accomplished both by the look of the character as well as the smoothness of their motion.

Chad: Now we could do a something as simple as a Pirates exhibit tying in artifacts, history as well as film clips and the animatronics. The marketers would have to tell us how big a draw that would be for you, but I’m not sure it’s the best. What we want you see is the technology at work here.

They disembark from the boat and head behind the scenes where they see the controls and spare parts for the exhibit.

Hector: These are all things Mark’s team could construct and put in place. Would you allow us to do that or do you require Disney crews to erect your displays?