Agreed! They're at least six times as good as a triangle!I preferred the hexagon era
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trainplane3
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Coming back to this, some minor detail:
Original:
Now:
Right leg is white, left was primer at this moment in February:
Now:
Right leg is white, left was primer at this moment in February:
lazyboy97o
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Ew. It’s not committing to either aesthetic and it just a nonsensical mess.Coming back to this, some minor detail:
Original:
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Right leg is white, left was primer at this moment in February:
Lots of the same trolling that people repeatedly get sucked into.
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_caleb
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Looks like they lost their nerve (or budget) and decided to leave the cladding and paint it? Ugh.
RSoxNo1
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That's an interesting angle.
MaximumEd
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trainplane3
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Several months ago, I said we're going to have three different Tomorrowlands. 70's TL by SM, some weird mostly 90's TL in the middle, and a weirder 70's/90's combo TL in the front.
Pick an era and go all in, please.
Movielover
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IMO The 94 Tomorrowland was the best of the "updated" Tomorrowland's, even though it was only half finished. Out of all of the attempts to make a Tomorrowland more sci-fi than futuristic, 94 felt the most coherent unlike others, like Disneyland's 98 bedpan of vomit.
To me that fits the idea of a Tomorrowland in a Magic Kingdom
Saying that they should have just taken a cue from Japan and use their pain scheme. Which is more pleasing to look at?
U.S.A?
Or Japan?
To me that fits the idea of a Tomorrowland in a Magic Kingdom
Saying that they should have just taken a cue from Japan and use their pain scheme. Which is more pleasing to look at?
U.S.A?
Or Japan?
U-HAUL wore it better!
DVCakaCarlF
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I was just there and the aesthetics of Tomorrowland are...terrible...you have this brand new sign, a few painted walls (why did they cover the art in Star Traders???), and some exposed/unexposed supports all over the place.Coming back to this, some minor detail:
Original:
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Now:
Right leg is white, left was primer at this moment in February:
I’m hoping and praying that some TRON money is being utilized to “synchronize” the area into one cohesive look.
MGMT isn’t even making an attempt to cover the rusted supports on the people mover.
castlecake2.0
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This thread started off 4 years ago saying that there was a push to get the land fixed up and working again, when did it change from that to half ripping out 94 elements to the mess we have now?
JoeCamel
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$$$$$
TYOTimer
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As far as I know the Facility Ops people who worked on this beforehand haven’t been called back, and have not been given a timetable to come back yet.
It’s okay. I still blame my parents for not taking me on the EPCOT Center monorail preview tour in summer 1982.Both valid.
That still doesn't change my opinion, though.
DVCakaCarlF
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So this was an in-house project? I assume Buena Vista?
WondersOfLife
Blink, blink. Breathe, breathe. Day in, day out.
See, I would have been okay with that one at age 5!
TYOTimer
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It was their in house maintenance team doing it
_caleb
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Thanks. That’s what I was afraid of...