MK Cars-Themed Attractions at Magic Kingdom

Charlie The Chatbox Ghost

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Yet, he can't tell the difference between test footage testing terrain and what the actual ride will look like? I can't believe the amount of people that see that footage and believe Disney are going to build a barren dirt track in the middle of Frontierland when that is obviously not what's going to happen
I think when he says “dirt track” he’s just referring to the project as a whole. He’s saying he prefers the rivers over a ride. At least that’s what I’m getting from this one tweet.
 

MisterPenguin

President of Animal Kingdom
Premium Member
Yes there was ways to keep some of the water but Disney did not want to do that.

It is Disney’s intent to erase RoA, TSI and the riverboat.

In time, Frontierland, Liberty square, HoP will be erased; destroyed and replaced.
I thought those replacements weren't happening since we're not getting regular updates?
 

Disstevefan1

Well-Known Member
Yet, he can't tell the difference between test footage testing terrain and what the actual ride will look like? I can't believe the amount of people that see that footage and believe Disney are going to build a barren dirt track in the middle of Frontierland when that is obviously not what's going to happen
It will not be barren. It will have plenty of greenery and dramatic lighting like Tiana Bayou Adventure.

Think of it as if they carved a dirt track into Tiana Bayou Adventure.

Like Tiana’s, when Cars is down, it’s gonna look nice from a distance. 😉
 

donaldtoo

Well-Known Member
“Modeling” isn’t a phase of design and there are elements in the parks where very late documentation was based on models. But yes, the wonder table was quite far along.

Since when is modeling not a design phase…?!?!?!
I was in architecture for 42+ years, modeling was definitely a design phase, and we got paid accordingly, as per our firms contracts.
Whether it was hand-built models back in the day, or, more recently, SketchUp, Lumion, Revit modeling, etc.
clients could opt out, but the vast majority were willing to pay nicely to be flown around and through their homes, office buildings, etc. before ground was even broken.
Also, and even more importantly, it gave us designers the opportunity to identify problems with all aspects of the design, including positioning of the structure on the site regarding things like topography, drainage, etc., as well as lines of site, scale, proportion, etc.
Again, from my 42+ years of experience in architecture, your claim that modeling isn’t a phase of design is just, patently, false.
Plus, the renderings from those models gave clients nice framed representations to put on their game room, man cave, etc., walls…!!! ;)
 

lazyboy97o

Well-Known Member
Since when is modeling not a design phase…?!?!?!
I was in architecture for 42+ years, modeling was definitely a design phase, and we got paid accordingly, as per our firms contracts.
Whether it was hand-built models back in the day, or, more recently, SketchUp, Lumion, Revit modeling, etc.
clients could opt out, but the vast majority were willing to pay nicely to be flown around and through their homes, office buildings, etc. before ground was even broken.
Also, and even more importantly, it gave us designers the opportunity to identify problems with all aspects of the design, including positioning of the structure on the site regarding things like topography, drainage, etc., as well as lines of site, scale, proportion, etc.
Again, from my 42+ years of experience in architecture, your claim that modeling isn’t a phase of design is just, patently, false.
Plus, the renderings from those models gave clients nice framed representations to put on their game room, man cave, etc., walls…!!! ;)
I don’t even know how to respond to this. Where did this modeling phase occur between SD, DD and CD? And are you telling me you somehow opted out of modeling in Revit for certain phases?

Also maybe tell the AIA

Or Disney
 

mysto

Well-Known Member
Yet, he can't tell the difference between test footage testing terrain and what the actual ride will look like? I can't believe the amount of people that see that footage and believe Disney are going to build a barren dirt track in the middle of Frontierland when that is obviously not what's going to happen
Hey kids love playing in the dirt, but they might get in the way. "go play in traffic kid"
 

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