I seem to think the new land was going all the way to the fence.Consider me skeptical, but it seems strange to have what would in essence be two small "land" related areas connected by a bit of road behind the theatre. I think people going from Marvel area A (north end by the Backlot) to Marvel area B (Tower, and surrounding land) could just as easily use the walkway in front of the Hyperion.
I take your point, but what if this is way to keep some part of HWL intact while enclosing Marvel Land into its own unique Land?Consider me skeptical, but it seems strange to have what would in essence be two small "land" related areas connected by a bit of road behind the theatre. I think people going from Marvel area A (north end by the Backlot) to Marvel area B (Tower, and surrounding land) could just as easily use the walkway in front of the Hyperion.
It is but this is what I'm starting to thing will happen. Have the buildings and scenery facing south on Hollywood Blvd continue to be old Hollywood themed. This creates separation between Marvel Land and HWL and allows the same view as you make the turn from BVS.That is a weird looking land.
I take your point, but what if this is way to keep some part of HWL intact while enclosing Marvel Land into its own unique Land?
What I'm
It is but this is what I'm starting to thing will happen. Have the buildings and scenery facing south on Hollywood Blvd continue to be old Hollywood themed. This creates separation between Marvel Land and HWL and allows the same view as you make the turn from BVS.
Marvel Land is given an entrance at HWL, but the land itself also goes south in what is currently backstage, behind the Hyperion and to the backside of the Tower, where additional Marvel stuff goes into the lot behind ToT. Another entrance to Marvel Land is in this area.
This also allows the Red Car to continue to operate in old Hollywood
That is a weird looking land.
That is a weird looking land.
If they are closing off the gate at harbor and Disney Way the road won't be used anymore.
That is a weird looking land.
And the inside of the Hyperion is beautiful.
Outside....eh...not so nice.
I wonder then if there would be an ally way between the two areas behind the theater. I wish they would dress up the inside of the theater. I hate the way the walls look like an unfinished sound stage with the chicken wire. Disney could do much better at making it feel like an actual broadway theater.
The first time they ever dressed it up was for Frozen. Aladdin's walls always looked Pressler cheap.I think there's good reason for this: it gives them the flexibility to dress up the space in various ways depending on the production, something that is much more difficult to do with a interiors like the ones Raven posted.
The first time they ever dressed it up was for Frozen. Aladdin's walls always looked Pressler cheap
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