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Too much else is in disarray at the moment for this to have ever been a priority for the 50th even in the most ideal of circumstances. Tomorrowland has been in dire need of attention for a while. The jousting tent facades, meanwhile, are perfectly fine. They could certainly be much more, but the park needs more capacity and a functioning Tomorrowland more desperately than it needs a prettier alley behind the castle.
Refurbished sign returns to the main entrance of Peter Pan's Flight at the Magic Kingdom
Refurbished sign returns to the main entrance of Peter Pan's Flight at the Magic Kingdom
The exterior refurbishment at the Magic Kingdom classic dark ride is now complete.
They definitely could and should be, but it seems to the be that shipped has sailed for at least the near future. Here’s to a glimpse of what we could have (it’s nice to look)
Tbh, I think it makes WDW all the more unique from DL now.. a bit of a leftover of classic pre-‘83 DL Fantasyland if you will. I like it. You have a bit of classic Fantasyland on one side with the new stuff on the other side.
Once upon a time vs. once upon a dollar.
The tents are part of the park’s history; I for one would be sad to lose them.
Very true, but in this instance, in my view, the tents simply add something unique to WDW that are not at DL and it keeps a little more of the ‘Walt’ in Walt Disney World that more & more has seemed to be dissipating from WDW in recent years.And so were these (at least on the left coast)
I’ve never said everything in the parks is sacrosanct; I have no issue with things being changed and improved. I just happen to really like the “legacy” Fantasyland aesthetic that WDW has maintained. It’s a matter of personal taste, and I don’t expect others to agree with me.And so were these (at least on the left coast)
Seems like I forgot about the Disney Store figures glued on to the tent exteriors and the theater show randomly being designed like it was meant for Toontown in '55 Fantasyland.
