I 100% believe we are not seeing every building that will be there in these outlines. I think most people are doing the typical "jump to conclusions without knowing the full picture" deal. I am very confident that there will be more buildings in the land along with theme facades/scenery.
Extensive site prep is occurring. Just because what we can see at the moment bores you does not mean things are not progressing apace.
This is accurate. That map would only show anything tied into the sanitary lines IE bathrooms and kitchens.
It doesn't "bore" me (no pun intended).
That large, open area in that space, in relation to the rest of the park around it, and knowing how that space was previously filled, just looks so bizarre and empty and almost...unsettling. It's almost like walking by the site of a stadium that you've been going to for decades, right after it has been demolished and cleared. Even if you're someone who doesn't agree with the removal of ROA & TSI and what's replacing it, having anything there to fill that spot would look/feel better than this.Photos from today:
Not sure I’m following this - I don’t agree with the removal of ROA but I should agree that piston peak will be better than a construction zone?
That's not quite what I meant. I don't agree with what is happening here either and didn't want ROA to go, but now that it is happening, just seeing any kind of vertical construction to fill that space would look better than the construction wasteland we see now; I'm not necessarily saying that I am going to like the finished product after construction is done, and 1000% would rather see ROA and TSI back there.
I have not been to either of those parks. My questions are how many trains do you run, what is the rate of people per hour, how big do you make those scenes, what do you do if the train is always full by the time it gets to the first station and no one gets off and people are waiting there? Would all of these things cause a cascade effect at other stations? I am all for putting entertaining show scenes on the train route. I loved riding the train before and ride it all the way around the park on a hot afternoon to relax and unwind. I hope they can build the most incredible scenes and station ever to make Uni say damn now that is how you do a train ride, instead of looking at screens in cattle cars.
It causes no problems at Disneyland or DLP... people get off, people get on....if there are no seats you wait for the next one.... Not a problem really
Not necessarily! It’s the opposite sometimes for each of the coasts. Just depends day of. Really
Huh? It’s fine at Disneyland unless something unusual is happening like when the signal system was down and they could only operate 2 trains
Respectfully, random pictures taken at unknown times of day behind walls people usually can't see behind does not reflect the true amount of work happening on a jobsite any given day. Sitework progress is always criticized for seeming to take longer than one thinks it should.
