Cesar R M
Well-Known Member
oh gods.. I can feel the immersion breaking already.. as in thousands of katiebugs suddenly cried for their precious x_xYup, more space to pile up strollers and the like, of course.
oh gods.. I can feel the immersion breaking already.. as in thousands of katiebugs suddenly cried for their precious x_xYup, more space to pile up strollers and the like, of course.
Other than Main Street USA, I can't really think of a land at WDW that is completely immersive as Pandora appears to be. My wife and I went to DCA a couple of years ago; this looks to be Cars Land level immersion. It will be like walking into the movie (without the toxic atmosphere of course). I get the sense that Star Wars Land will be the same way but Toy Story Land won't be.Wow it looks so good... the land is going to be amazing... and fun to explore.
I actually don't want fast passes for these 2 attractions. I'd rather spend time soaking up all the little details of the land in the stand-by queue
I can't really think of a land at WDW that is completely immersive as Pandora appears to be.
Other than Main Street USA, I can't really think of a land at WDW that is completely immersive as Pandora appears to be. My wife and I went to DCA a couple of years ago; this looks to be Cars Land level immersion. It will be like walking into the movie (without the toxic atmosphere of course). I get the sense that Star Wars Land will be the same way but Toy Story Land won't be.
Of course I have. They did a great job with the lands you mentioned, Africa in particular. However, it's not an "I'm in the middle of a fictitious movie set; how in the _____ did they actually build this" feeling. You get that walking into Cars Land and Pandora looks to be able to deliver that "wow."So... you haven't visited Africa or Asia at AK then?
Of course I have. They did a great job with the lands you mentioned, Africa in particular. However, it's not an "I'm in the middle of a fictitious movie set; how in the _____ did they actually build this" feeling. You get that walking into Cars Land and Pandora looks to be able to deliver that "wow."
Two of my Kenyan coworkers both found Harambe to be a lot like 'home' - they were very impressed. AK has amazing design in it, Pandora looks to move that forward. We scheduled our trip for Memorial Day think we might not get to see Pandora, so we're kinda stoked that it opens as we arrive!I've stated here before---I have a cousin who has traveled extensively in India, Nepal, and Tibet, and I sent him a pack of pics
of me in Asia and he thought I was actually there. It's pretty dang immersive.
But, alien land, yeah, I'll give you that.
This should be as immersive as WWOHP and CarsLand which are both very, very awesome.
Cars Land loses a few points for me due to how much of the rest of the park you see but it becomes a non issue the deeper you go. It's even worse now that Tower of Terror was thrown up onI've stated here before---I have a cousin who has traveled extensively in India, Nepal, and Tibet, and I sent him a pack of pics
of me in Asia and he thought I was actually there. It's pretty dang immersive.
But, alien land, yeah, I'll give you that.
This should be as immersive as WWOHP and CarsLand which are both very, very awesome.
This entrance to CarsLand blows my mind . . .
happy accident? so are you saying this land was designed secretly by Bob Ross?Yeah, that reveal is amazing. I have heard that this reveal was not planned and was just a happy accident, which I tend to believe because this is not the main entrance to the land.
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