Not sure if it is sarcasm or not, but just incase - you know the castle is not part of Main Street, and the trees were there as a break between Main Street and the reveal of the castle? Fantasyland and the castle were originally intended to be only visible once at the end of Main Street.
I know, Steve. I'm sarcastic.
Thought so after I saw the username - apologies! But I'll leave it there for anyone else who may be wondering the same.
Do my eyes deceive me? Or do I see bench's?
YES PLEASE. I can't stand all that clutter up on the stage.
At least they didn't block up the castle. But I agree, they could be themed to the stonework of the castle a bit better.
You must. They were there.
No problem. You gotta run a tight ship.Thought so after I saw the username - apologies! But I'll leave it there for anyone else who may be wondering the same.
It's been like 90 degrees since early March. I think we can forgive folks for hallucinating. Everyone will agree that the lighting rigs are hideous if they are still around by the time the next cold front goes through (currently scheduled for November 28, 2015).
I agree with you, it could be like the stage in Hollywood Studios.
No problem. You gotta run a tight ship.
I did go to the eye doctor, and he is ordering me new glasses...I might add that I'm nearsighted and can't see well, day or night. Sorry, didn't mean to offend.
Oh, you didn't offend him.
We were there just a few weeks ago, and my wife, who does not visit these boards at all, did not notice them at all. I saw them because I knew from here that they are there, and while I agree that they look ugly, and either need to go away or be replaced with something nicer, it didn't detract from any kind of viewing, as they were behind us when we were watching Wishes. It mostly affects the FP+ viewing areas, so the vast majority of people aren't even going to notice them at all.
Same experience last month, no one in my family noticed them the three days we spent at MK, I saw them but it was only because I was lookingOh, you didn't offend him.
Phew. That's okay then.Oh, you didn't offend him.
Sorry, didn't mean to speak for you, but I know that you're an easygoing person, and would not have been offended by her remarks. At least, that's how I took it.
Thanks, I'm beginning to think I only went to Disney thru the Twilight Zone.Oh, you didn't offend him.
Here's the deal with them as I see it. If you want to see them you will. If you are at the ready to nitpick every detail of everything, you will notice them. And if you are just there for the fun of it, you might notice them, but, also know that they affect your experience to a minimum level. If you are a true Disney fan you will be able to ignore all the lighting poles and set ups in Disneyland, because, well, because they are king and nothing they do is wrong. It's all a smoke screen. I am thankful that I still go to enjoy myself and not get hung up over minor junk that has no real impact on my enjoyment or that I realize that in order to be everything to everybody, sometimes real world realities have to enter into our little fantasy world. People that didn't notice them are not blind, they are just focused on what is important and not what actually can be described as important parts of what makes the magic and what might be lessened if they didn't exist. The Magic doesn't just happen.Oh, you didn't offend him.
