Pi on my Cake
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WDW native. You can have more than one giant shop that takes up the entire street?
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1986: An Imagineering Competition - HYPE THREAD
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Pi on my Cake
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Wandavision is looking EXACTLY like what I was hoping it would be!
This week on Magic Kingdom's New Fantasyland was done dirty...
DashHaber
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That little piece looks incredible, and just makes me wish we could have such an awesome addition.
Question of the Day
What is your favorite detail that makes Main Street feel like a lived-in world?
What is your favorite detail that makes Main Street feel like a lived-in world?
spacemt354
Chili's
I think the smells - the pumped out ice cream smell or the smell of popcorn right as you walk in.
Orange Cat
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I know this isn’t technically in Main Street, but... the poop river, definitely the poop river.
Pi on my Cake
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The Main Street Citizens!
Though the land is so crowded you only see them rarely during slow times of the day (unless you work on Main Street in which case you see the Mayor, his wife, and
Suchomimus
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This blows Shanghai's skeleton to human transformation sequence out of the water.
Evilgidgit
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In other news, Netflix have cancelled Dark Crystal: Age of Resistance literally a day after it wins an Emmy. Get stuffed, Netflix!
DisneyManOne
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The Main Street Trolley Show! When they perform, it feels like you stepped into The Music Man or Hello, Dolly! or , quite fittingly, Meet Me in St. Louis. And the fact that they change their costumes to match the changing seasons (generic multicolor for winter, Easter parade vibes for spring, red, white and blue for summer, changing leaf vibes for fall and red, white and green for Christmas) really is a neat touch.
Well...you can't really see the Mayor anymore. He'll have been in that Magic Kingdom in the Sky now for three years come this Christmas Eve. But I've heard that that new City Council guy is quite swell.
TheOriginalTiki
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@mickeyfan5534 and I will be going live with a scene by scene breakdown of the new Beauty and the Beast ride at the top of the hour.
Pi on my Cake
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That's a shame, I had forgotten that. I only actually meant him in character, no backstage. But he was always so kind and energetic. Never once saw him with an off day
Question of the Day
Does anyone have thoughts on the completed Castle of Magical Dreams?
Does anyone have thoughts on the completed Castle of Magical Dreams?
DashHaber
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You know, it's not bad. It feels a bit simpler and not quite as impressive as other castles, but some of the detailing on it like those green/blue rooftops help give it some solid distinction.
NateD1226
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It's so beautiful! I wish they would've made all of the top of the towers that maroon color, but it still looks wonderful.
Orange Cat
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It’s very... bright
Mine is Paris's Main Street. As with most of Paris, it elevates and makes that small-town environment that much more elegant and beautiful. The gazebo in Town Square that perfectly frames the beautiful castle is such an amazing moment for entering the park.
I have so much nostalgia for Disneyland's Magic shop so it's that for me.
For me, it's the windows. They double as a tribute to the past while also giving a peak into the world beyond just what we see.
I really like it. There's something just absolutely magical about how it fits into the mountain backdrop of the park. The addition fits the SBC base while also standing on its own in creating its own unique castle and there's some really beautiful added whimsy with the onion domes. It's ecclectic in design but still cohesive.