world, and had a wonderful time with the stunt show.
The first time i went to the show i got 4th row center seats
and then waited 5 minutes after the show was over to meet
Jim, the guy who plays Indy. I got a nice picture with him but
I forgot to ask to see the whip. I went to mgm on the 28 to see the
show again, but at night. The park was almost filled to capacity,
and the line for the 7:30 show had just gone in and the theatre was full.
I then started to wait for the 8:45 show as soon as the 7:30 line had gone
in. I was first in line when a cast-member came over and asked me what i was doing. I said I was waiting for the next show, told her i was a big Indy fan and would wait at least 3 hours if i had to, to get a good seat. She Asked me what my name was and then left. She came back 10 minutes later and handed me a large certificate. She said, show this to the person at the fastpass line and they will seat you in the vip section.
I thanked her over and over. I then left for a while and came back 10 minutes before the show, and got seated in VIP in the 2row center. It was a great show but it was the B Indy actor Mike Not the A actor Jim who I had met before. The show ended and I waited to try and meet the stunt actor mike. He must have been tired because it was his last show of the night, he slowly walked backstage out of sight. I walked down to the end of the front row hoping that just maybe the whip was placed on top of the pile of rugs they use during the show. And how lucky was I to see the whip nicely coiled perched on top of the rug thing. And then I look up to see the prop guy approaching me. I asked him if i could look at the whip and he said sure. It looked at first glance to be a Morgan but its so old it was hard to tell. I took a few pictures and told him thanks. The tip of the whip was completely destroyed and the fall was held on by coils, and the prop guy commented that they needed to have it sent back to the maker and repaired because of the current fall attachment it would not crack. Stupid me I forgot to ask who the maker was
As he placed the whip on his cart and walked away I saw at least 10 other whips of the same condition piled on the cart. My conclusion is that it is a Morgan, as soon as the pictures get developed I will post them.That is my tale.
Kindest Regards Mola
) Anyways, I'm leavin the 5th to the 11th of Jan. to Orlando. My goal is to see THE stunt show as many times as possible in a day, lol. I've been there so many times that I could actually reinact the show blind-folded and backwards. Molorom...I'll see if I can pick up where you left off and find out who made the whips. If anyone else has any ideas on what to ask, I'll do my best to get your questions answered. To be honest, I thought they used some sort of "saftey whip" (or something like that) and just added the sound FX during the show. Afterall, there is that technical booth in the middle of the ''theater''. I'll be sure to be in full gear when I go to MGM....maybe I can get VIP seats too 
