So yesterday whilst walking around MK, I decided to take a look at the coaster development again, not expecting anything special, just more support beams installed, and then BAM... first piece of track has now been installed for a low banked turn. Seems that the coaster track will be installed fairly quickly, however they've still got quite a lot of work on the canopy, and show building component of the ride.View attachment 373425View attachment 373426View attachment 373427
Track first, various building structures second, show scenes last. There's pictures of Shanghais completely built out in the open and then everything else went up around it.Would the canopy be built after all the track is placed? Or will they work on both projects simultaneously?
I don't understand how people will enter this area - only through the small sidewalk between the Speedway and Space Mountain? I guess I thought the whole purpose of closing the Speedway was to make that pathway bigger for traffic flow but they didn't even touch that area??
Man, the Speedway has shrunk so much from when I worked there.
Well, at least bridge doesn't have to run as far to restart the cars.. lol. (Ah the pre-WEDway days. When the tunnels were already in the buildings and ... well, saw a lot of unauthorized usage..
I'm going to hold final judgement till I see it in person.By itself? Absolutely. Next to Tron? Not at all. The juxtaposition between the two right next to each other isn't the greatest. Tron is sleek and curvy, while Space Mountain has a very linear structure. They don't mix well visually next to each other.
FTFY.Getting off Space Mountain andgoing rightwalking back into the Hub to get in line to get onto Tron is something I'm looking forward to as well and unlike other people, I see that as a reason to be excited and not just complain about how it doesn't fit![]()
I'm going to hold final judgement till I see it in person.
I like odd things so my first judgement is I just think it's going to look cool as hell. Getting off Space Mountain and going right onto Tron is something I'm looking forward to as well and unlike other people, I see that as a reason to be excited and not just complain about how it doesn't fit
EDIT: To make it more clear, what I'm trying to say is for me the fact that I'll be able to get off SM and go onto Tron is great and outweighs the negatives that others bring up that it's dumb to have two indoor coasters next to each other and the architecture differences
Nice! This is from about 60 pages back, but I did a mockup with the concept art and Google MapsI've tried to use my non-existent photoshopping skills to overlay Shanghai's Tron onto the latest aerial. It's not perfect due to the variation of the angles, but pretty close.
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A great Photoshop! I couldn't quite understand the direction/placement of the building until this, thank you!I've tried to use my non-existent photoshopping skills to overlay Shanghai's Tron onto the latest aerial. It's not perfect due to the variation of the angles, but pretty close.
I've tried to use my non-existent photoshopping skills to overlay Shanghai's Tron onto the latest aerial. It's not perfect due to the variation of the angles, but pretty close.
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The boxy building encompasses that pad and its satellites according to the permit filed...
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With a copy from China overlaid...
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I will say though, I think the sightline I'm worried about most is SM cutting off the view of half of the canopy... Tron is a great structure, its a shame to hide it.
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