James Alucobond
Well-Known Member
This is the relevant parks blog post.I’ve not casually seen this but haven’t been lurking lately.
Can you remind me or link a description?
This is the relevant parks blog post.I’ve not casually seen this but haven’t been lurking lately.
Can you remind me or link a description?
Absolutely no need for this whatsoever. It’s this sort of behavior that makes people not want to take what many of you have to say seriously.Oh, relax duster. It was a joke.
Haven’t you heard? We are uneducated fools for continuing to go to the parks, or worse, enjoying them.Absolutely no need for this whatsoever. It’s this sort of behavior that makes people not want to take what many of you have to say seriously.
It’s not and never has been opposition to you folks not liking things of being upset at changes you dislike. It’s this belief you all seem to carry that you can talk like this to anyone who doesn’t dislike it alongside you.
You are not better or smarter than anyone else here. Stop acting like you are.
Looking at the current showbuilding progress for the Encanto attraction, I wonder if these three pillars that I circled are for the mountains that are going to be on the showbuilding to try and hide it?
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For what it's worth, WDI's Tropical Americas team working on Indy is scheduled to present at this year's Maya archaeology conference again. I've already signed up.
Is that the one in February at Coronado Springs?
Full scale mockups are not unusual.So ... didn't see this one posted, but I found it quite interesting.
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If you zoom in on the left side, you can see material samples, which have shown up in flights past. They include what look like mockups of the finishes for the entrance arch, the temple exterior, the artificial trees that will flank the temple, the mountains that will conceal the Encanto show building, and more. Pavement samples are also arrayed above.
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What's new is on the right side of the image, where it looks like they're actually assembling some full-scale facade elements to drop into place later (though someone can correct me on that if I'm way off base). Hard to tell exactly what they are since we're looking at the reverse side of most of it. Perhaps they're levels of the tiered temple facade?
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Cool. Wasn't sure if that might be the case. Thanks for the info!Full scale mockups are not unusual.
Aren't jokes meant to be funny?Oh, relax duster. It was a joke.
To tell you the truth, most people these days don’t want a Pinnochios. Dark rides have to be basically D ticket or better now based on expectationsAll of their new rides lately have such enormous footprints. I doubt they could build a Pinocchio's Daring Journey with the ride's charm and footprint.
It's a pity we only get E tickets that cost a fortune and require an ILL or flat rides these days.To tell you the truth, most people these days don’t want a Pinnochios. Dark rides have to be basically D ticket or better now based on expectations
I assume it's ROI. Big rides= more gate clicks. Flat rides= super cheap extra capacity.It's a pity we only get E tickets that cost a fortune and require an ILL or flat rides these days.
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