Recent content by peter11435

This is fairly normal for DVC properties. For a variety of reasons they don’t talk about them much until they are closer to completion.

They had permits for many projects at Epcot that were changed or cancelled.

Not even the first time they’ve done it in this park.

And yet it’s done all over property where one area or resort becomes another. Obviously the best implementations compliment each other or use appropriate transitional methods. My point was not that the new resort shouldn’t compliment the design of the exiting resorts, but that it shouldn’t mimic...

So? All of that is gone and that land is no longer part of Fort Wilderness.

Yes

It shouldn’t look anything like Fort Wideness or Wilderness Lodge. It should look like Lakeshore Lodge. It should have its own style and aesthetic and be judged on its own merits. It shouldn’t look anymore like Wilderness Lodge than the Grand Floridian looks like the Polynesian

That was not what this was referring to. The photo in question and my post you quoted was from before the freeze in Florida. There is obviously extensive and widespread landscape damage. The poster was showing that photo trying to claim landscaping downgrades at WDW unrelated to any freeze...

The water is dyed

Nope. Unless they were doing media production spectromagic began on Main Street. It’s never been standard operation to alternate directions.

Daytime and nighttime do usually run opposite directions. With daytime starting in Frontierland and nighttime starting on Main Street. Disneyland does run opposite directions when they run two of the same parade due to operational requirements.

It really hasn’t though. WDW has never alternated the direction of first and second night parades as part of standard operation.

What makes you think that?

You have no idea if that’s true.

Why blame WDI for directives that clearly came from above?