To alleviate crowds they should do projections on this building, never would I think this is a great viewing spot especially for those who want to see the full show and get the heck out.
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This is actually a great firework spot, the need projections on this building
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vikescaper
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Inquiring minds want to know!
vikescaper
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I can’t think of a large enough building for projections, other than the castle.
Whoops my attachment hasn’t seemed to go thruAnd what building would that be?
LittleMerman
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They wouldn’t want to give people any more reason to skip buying a ticket and just watch the fireworks from outside the park.
Giss Neric
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They should revert back to the Train Station Welcome Show. There's only a handful who watches the welcome show in the castle anyways as majority are waiting for the rope drop on the lands to run to the most popular attractions.
WorldExplorer
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That's kinda the view you get from the individual boat fireworks cruise.
And the one spire thing is directly in the way of the castle stage if you're rope dropping Fantasyland!
And the one spire thing is directly in the way of the castle stage if you're rope dropping Fantasyland!
I can think of a better way to alleviate crowding on Main Street during a fireworks show - Don't focus the show on insipid projections on the castle and allow people to view it from basically anywhere around Seven Seas Lagoon and pipe the music into resorts, beaches, etc.
Nah, it would never work.
Nah, it would never work.
Chef Mickey
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That spot isn't great, but neither is the current show. Main Street needs to be widened.
DisneyFanatic12
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They already do this?
What better farewell than a firework show outside the park. To justify they need only to start charging for parking. It's not a bad idea honestly. The station would need pull down scrims and work to the windows to make more projection-friendly. Not sure if joking or not but I think it a decent idea.
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Andrew25
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I have a couple of controversial ideas...
Option A (red) - fill in portion of water/greenery in front of Crystal Palace & Tomorrowland Terrace, and style it with the turf lawns.
Option B (blue) - keep the water/greenery, but create a new structure where Tomorrowland Terrace sits with elevated/tiered viewing.
Option C - requires more work, but MK would benefit dramatically from it.
A new permanent bypass/expansion of Main Street USA is created. Casey's Corner is relocated here with expansive seating and shares a kitchen with a new table service restaurant - Walt's (yes, just like Paris). The new structure is multi-level with Walt's in the 2nd floor and Casey's in the first floor like Monsieur Paul/Chefs de France. Walt's will contain a patio for dessert parties.
The Plaza Restaurant is removed and the Ice-Cream Parlour expands to provide additional indoor areas and queuing.
Casey's is replaced by additional Emporium space.
An West Indoor Bypass will be created. With Casey's no longer there, it'll be easier to convince ops to add a bypass here.
The East Bypass takes inspiration from Tokyo's Main Street as it's indoors for parts of it to help provide relief from the Florida sun and weather.
I made the drawing below a while ago, but I'd take inspiration from Option A and fill in the area in front of Tomorrowland Terrace and Crystal Palace.
Option A (red) - fill in portion of water/greenery in front of Crystal Palace & Tomorrowland Terrace, and style it with the turf lawns.
Option B (blue) - keep the water/greenery, but create a new structure where Tomorrowland Terrace sits with elevated/tiered viewing.
Option C - requires more work, but MK would benefit dramatically from it.
A new permanent bypass/expansion of Main Street USA is created. Casey's Corner is relocated here with expansive seating and shares a kitchen with a new table service restaurant - Walt's (yes, just like Paris). The new structure is multi-level with Walt's in the 2nd floor and Casey's in the first floor like Monsieur Paul/Chefs de France. Walt's will contain a patio for dessert parties.
The Plaza Restaurant is removed and the Ice-Cream Parlour expands to provide additional indoor areas and queuing.
Casey's is replaced by additional Emporium space.
An West Indoor Bypass will be created. With Casey's no longer there, it'll be easier to convince ops to add a bypass here.
The East Bypass takes inspiration from Tokyo's Main Street as it's indoors for parts of it to help provide relief from the Florida sun and weather.
I made the drawing below a while ago, but I'd take inspiration from Option A and fill in the area in front of Tomorrowland Terrace and Crystal Palace.
