Whirl in giant teapots at The Mad Tea Party in the Magic Kingdom Park, dance to Aerosmith on the Rock 'n' Roller Coaster at Disney's Hollywood Studios, or spot giraffes during a Kilimanjaro Safari at Disney's Animal Kingdom.
What's to stop Clear Channel Communications, (which, since acquiring SFX Entertainment last year, has a virtual monopoly of the acts, the concert venues and the radio promotion of big rock tours in America and is now being sued by a competing promoter in Denver on precisely those grounds) from repackaging Jurassic Rock for middle-aged fans hoping to recapture a few magic moments of their youth?