Like I saidBecause there will be water, water features, and waterfalls.
Have you ever visited RMNP? This new land is 'based' on it, yet, is the exact opposite of what it actually is.You're trying too hard.
I do agree that the "storylines" are weak and really just them attempting to justify things that really make no sense thematically. You can spin a bunch of words to make something sound like it fits. Doesn't mean it does. Using the word "frontier" does not just mean you can put whatever you want and say it fits. Alas, they don't care about cohesion anymore, I guess. There is at least an attempt to unify things I suppose even if it is weak.This will sure hide tianas , not that it matters anyway as that was the beginning of the end for this area, and they have nothing to show off for the rotten done ride anyhow...... I don't know what to think of this project as whole, a part of me says what a bunch of muck they came up with to justify udder Stupidity. Another part of me has a new tinge of optimism based on what they are saying, but I'm not trusting they can follow through. I feel like they are just trying to shut everyone up with a bunch of crazy back stories. Obviously they have heard about it for the past several months, but its not exactly appeasing. I'm not buying that you wont hear the dirt truck rally noise.
Ok so sorry if this is a stupid question but I want to ask, once RoA and TSI closes in July, will the Piston Peak and Villains land be built simultaneously, or will it be Piston Peak first, then Villains land?
Ok so sorry if this is a stupid question but I want to ask, once RoA and TSI closes in July, will the Piston Peak and Villains land be built simultaneously, or will it be Piston Peak first, then Villains land?
It was never ever specifically stated that Splash Mountain took place in Georgia. Even if it did, it wouldn’t matter much as the land wasn’t tied together by state geography, but instead it was tied together by visual aesthetic and time period (orange rocks, woodlands, 1800s America, American folklore, etc).Tbf, Splash Mountain takes place in Georgia and that state isn't even consider part of the American Frontier at all (yeah I know the mountain is supposed to fit in with BTMRR and the surrounding lands, but my point still stands)
Have you ever visited RMNP? This new land is 'based' on it, yet, is the exact opposite of what it actually is.
Villain's will be started after the Cars area is finished.Ok so sorry if this is a stupid question but I want to ask, once RoA and TSI closes in July, will the Piston Peak and Villains land be built simultaneously, or will it be Piston Peak first, then Villains land?
They will probably start building at the same time since they’re using the same area.Ok so sorry if this is a stupid question but I want to ask, once RoA and TSI closes in July, will the Piston Peak and Villains land be built simultaneously, or will it be Piston Peak first, then Villains land?
Then stop with the idiotic comparisons.Not sure if you noticed, but this project is being built in a theme park.
Then stop with the idiotic comparisons.
Ah, so the rules for thee, but not for me argument.It was never ever specifically stated that Splash Mountain took place in Georgia. Even if it did, it wouldn’t matter much as the land wasn’t tied together by state geography, but instead it was tied together by visual aesthetic and time period (orange rocks, woodlands, 1800s America, American folklore, etc).
TBA could have been made with respect to these principles, but they actively went in the opposite direction. Green rocks instead of orange and brown. Jazz music instead of folk/bluegrass. 20th century technology such as a 1920s automobile. If there was any rule to follow, it would be that the Frontierland attractions are set in a time period that predates the invention of the modern car.
Villain's will be started after the Cars area is finished.
No.Where has that actually been confirmed?
Where has that actually been confirmed?
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