You’re completely misunderstanding what I’m saying. When when you exit the attic scene, you’re going down, on you’re right is a roof, this roof does not match the roof of the mansion. Not the end of the world. Just an observation. No need to be so condescending all the time haha. Cheer up! Maybe you can’t if you live in a locked down state. In which case, come to WDW!
How can I understand when you keep changing what you are describing? Your original complaint was that a shingle roof made no sense with masonry. Now is it that the shingles don't match?
Architecturally the dormer does not match the exterior style of the house...It appears to be a direct lift from the Disneyland mansion at the dormer has a peaked roof and aged clapboard siding... not brick with slate tile the way the house appears from the exterior... Unless they have changed it recently, it has always been that way...
It doesn't match the exterior of Disneyland either, which has no dormers.
so....do it wrong twice? For WDW's mansion it is the wrong building material to make sense...if it had been brick like the façade it would be fine... Disneyland's doesn't stand out because it at least matches the mansion's building materials... not like you needed an explanation...you know what we are talking about.
It would only be wrong if there was some desire to align to the exterior. At no point does The Haunted Mansion bother or attempt to align its interior experience with its exterior appearance. The dormer is not there as an expression of the exterior architecture, it is there to avoid the sort of warehouse like flatness that is a problem in too many recent attractions like Mickey and Minnie's Runaway Railway. It's filler. Your attention is supposed to be on the graveyard to your left, not the right, but since you're orientation does not match that focus its something there that isn't just nothing but also not of much interest.
I understand your point but it does at least twice. The room above the stretching room gallery is seen from the outside along with the conservatory.
well I know why they would have put a dormer there, but wouldn't it have made more sense if they were doing it to have matched it to the actual story line they are telling through the architecture of the building?
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Just as I reported a week or so ago. This should be live by end of week.View attachment 510264Plexiglass Added to Mickey and Minnie's Runaway Railway Ride Vehicle Ahead of Pandemic-Era Capacity Increase
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The second one. Preshow would have barely worked with original reduced capacity. Now it’s almost a non starter, even if they decided to install a bunch of plexiglass cubicles.
Actually Kaitlyn Robrock (Minnie's current voice actor) started voicing her midway through "Mickey Mouse: Mixed Up Adventures" beginning with the 19th episode.
Didn’t see those, this seems like a good time though to mention I saw last week’s shorts and we finally get a good listen to Kaitlyn’s Minnie voice and it sounds good. It will take some getting used to but she sounds great!
