Giss Neric
Well-Known Member
This is the first step for forgiveness, Disney. It looks amazing.
“...in this mirror, are closer/larger than they appear” - story of my life.I'm not sure how old you are but is it also possible that you last saw them when you were a child so they seem larger?
They are so beautiful![]()
Edit: I'm going to book a ticket. Then stand in front of the pylon for eight hours. Ugly crying. Ride SSE. Raise my fist at the tragedy beyond. Swoon at the pylons six hours more. Then go home.
We don't. I'm super curious to know what they're made of though.Another Website is saying it's Lucite (i.e. acrylic). Do you know for sure it's polycarbonate?
We don't. I'm super curious to know what they're made of though.
Transparent aluminum. Aye.We don't. I'm super curious to know what they're made of though.
Now that one drawing of Figment crying while looking at the "Leave A Legacy" monoliths as graves for past Epcot attractions can finally be put to rest.This is a really nice surprise for me....as I didn't think Disney would actually bring back the entrance prisms for the fountain.
I am delighted to see these return.
Absolutely delighted.
The entire front entrance refresh / return to previous state has been great to see happen both in person and afar.
I cannot express in mere typed words how happy I am to finally see those 'Leave a Legacy ' monoliths removed and the greenery return.
The prism back on top of the entrance fountain is just the cherry on top.
Palm trees next in front of SSE, please....
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Can we please just have this moment for once? It's the only positive news we had in months. You just had to remind us didn't you?It's nice to see the fountain return to its original form, but the park is still CHAPEK Center.
Dressing it up in 80s iconography doesn't excuse all the poor decisions leading up to now.
Indeed. The proposed throwbacks, nods, and retro merchandise are an attempt to appease fans of the park whilst systematically destroying it. However, taken in isolation this is an absolutely wonderful thing.It's nice to see the fountain return to its original form, but the park is still CHAPEK Center.
Dressing it up in 80s iconography doesn't excuse all the poor decisions leading up to now.
If it’s included on my park pass.
No. Lucite would be the better choice between the two as it does not yellow like your run of the mill polycarbonate will. It still, however, is subject to physical weathering. Wind and rain will eventually dull the surface requiring it to be periodically refinished.Another Website is saying it's Lucite (i.e. acrylic). Do you know for sure it's polycarbonate?
Complimentary Photo passUhh, what?
Scared me for a minute. Thought you were saying that only certain rides would be available depending on what ticket you purchased.Complimentary Photo pass
Everyone needs to thank Dr. Nichols from Plexicorp for the new prism pylonsTransparent aluminum. Aye.
I don’t believe soWeren’t the original spires supposed to be replaced with granite ones to match the tombstones back in 99?
I remember rumors around that time being that an AA of Father Time would be installed there. But that was just a rumor that I don’t think had any merit other than fan wishes.Weren’t the original spires supposed to be replaced with granite ones to match the tombstones back in 99?
What was the original name? I’m assuming something that had more to do with Energy?Ideally also if they renamed back to the original name
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