DHS Aerial View

[P_Radden]

Here's a MGM (DHS) aerial view that sure is nice to look at:

 

[hosewater]

So, silly question, that picture makes it look like the parking lot stops at the tree line. Has the lot already been expanded once since opening?

 

[phi2134]

Even a silly question? Can someone point out the shed where they used to film underwater scenes for the amazing Hulk Hogan TV show "Thunder in Paradise"? Seeing that little shed was always one of the highlights for me on the Backlot Tour.

 

[Rteetz]

 

[djkidkaz]

I’m guessing that leftover parking area that they didn’t finish will have some connection to the resort. Maybe the resort parking will be there? I wonder if they will keep that back entrance to DHS open as an entrance to the resort?

 

[DisneyFreak]

Here's a MGM (DHS) aerial view that sure is nice to look at:

It's funny to see it without Sunset Blvd and Residential Street back.

 

[Rteetz]

 

[DisneyJayL]

Ok, now I can tell how big it is. Wow! Bigger than I thought.

 

[marni1971]

This is quite a good image to show what’s what in the land.

Red is the onstage guest area. Yellow attraction space.

 

[phi2134]

This is quite a good image to show what’s what in the land.

Red is the onstage guest area. Yellow attraction space.

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Have you heard if people inside the company are extremely concerned about the size of land, being too small for the amount of demand it will have? Or is this just part of the plan to keep it this small for the time being?

 

[marni1971]

Have you heard if people inside the company are extremely concerned about the size of land, being too small for the amount of demand it will have? Or is this just part of the plan to keep it this small for the time being?

I think being too small is a no brainier in or out the company.

 

[bhg469]

I think being too small is a no brainier in or out the company.

It seems that unless you enjoy being shoulder to shoulder with other guests, this place should be avoided for about a year after opening. Lots of personal space violations will be experienced.

 

[huwar18]

It seems that unless you enjoy being shoulder to shoulder with other guests, this place should be avoided for about a year after opening. Lots of personal space violations will be experienced.

Shoot...It might need to be avoided until the next new "land" or ride opens.

 

[po1998]

This is quite a good image to show what’s what in the land.

Red is the onstage guest area. Yellow attraction space.

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What will the area be between the berm and the red area?

 

[MisterPenguin]

What will the area be between the berm and the red area?

That'll be just mostly berm until used as a future attraction spot. So, it's a holding pad for expansion.

 

[marni1971]

What will the area be between the berm and the red area?

Expansion. There’s more (unused) room than that the photo shows.

 

[po1998]

Expansion. There’s more room that the photo shows.

Wow. That really cuts down on the amount of guest space when the land opens.

 

[SpoiledBlueMilk]

Shoot...It might need to be avoided until the next new "land" or ride opens.

I worry that the bespoke, personalized and immersive experience Disney is promising with its SW hotel package will be severely hampered by the number of guests packed into the land. But, more people = more $$ and as a shareholder, I like that.

 

[drod1985]

I'm getting claustrophobic just looking at that guest-facing-area diagram.

I'll pay whatever the Star Wars hotel charges if they have exclusive Galaxy's Edge EMH.

 

[wannabeBelle]

I'm getting claustrophobic just looking at that guest-facing-area diagram.

I'll pay whatever the Star Wars hotel charges if they have exclusive Galaxy's Edge EMH.

No inside info here but I would be very surprised if that was NOT the case. Marie