Adventureland Veranda - Skipper Canteen restaurant

[Otterhead]

Well my yard is a swamp from the four feet of snow that only finished melting about a week ago. So if I'm a TDO plant, someone forgot to tell the New England weather that it's supposed to be 70 degrees in February, not 15 and blizzardy.

You, too? This winter was a beast.

 

[Bocabear]

Still didn't answer the question...lol

 

[ToTBellHop]

Well my yard is a swamp from the four feet of snow that only finished melting about a week ago. So if I'm a TDO plant, someone forgot to tell the New England weather that it's supposed to be 70 degrees in February, not 15 and blizzardy.

Where in New England is it supposed to be 70 degrees in February. Apparently I made the wrong choice with coastal Connecticut.

 

[CaptainAmerica]

Where in New England is it supposed to be 70 degrees in February. Apparently I made the wrong choice with coastal Connecticut.

Nowhere. But if I'm a TDO plant, I'd be in O for Orlando.

 

[zakattack99]

Nowhere. But if I'm a TDO plant, I'd be in O for Orlando.

Just like a TDO member would want us to think that there not in orlando!!!! Your disguise is unraveling!!!

But back to topic, do we expect the liberty tree to open first, at the same time, or after the veranda?

 

[ToTBellHop]

Nowhere. But if I'm a TDO plant, I'd be in O for Orlando.

My understanding is that O-town is now 92 degrees year-round! What happened to pleasant March temps near 80 degrees?

 

[CaptainAmerica]

My understanding is that O-town is now 92 degrees year-round! What happened to pleasant March temps near 80 degrees?

Global warming, amirite?

 

[ford91exploder]

My understanding is that O-town is now 92 degrees year-round! What happened to pleasant March temps near 80 degrees?

Lies from FL tourism people and WDW it's never been a pleasant 80 degrees unless Dec/Jan counts...

 

[Sage of Time]

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I've never noticed this in person, but does AdvL just stop and LS just start between these two buildings?

 

[ToTBellHop]

Lies from FL tourism people and WDW it's never been a pleasant 80 degrees unless Dec/Jan counts...

My understanding is that it is sunny year-round and no one is ever sweaty. All imagery I have seen suggests this.

 

[lobelia]

Well my yard is a swamp from the four feet of snow that only finished melting about a week ago. So if I'm a TDO plant, someone forgot to tell the New England weather that it's supposed to be 70 degrees in February, not 15 and blizzardy.

You have more coming. We had snow here today in Ohio. Not enough be bothersome but it's return hits you in the gut. It clashes with my sunburn from this weekend from working in the yard. My skin and body are soooo confused.

 

[Tim Lohr]

Nowhere. But if I'm a TDO plant, I'd be in O for Orlando.

Welcome to WDWMagic, home of Disney's lunatic fringe

...and just some friendly advice, if you wrap your Mickey ears hat in tin foil they won't be able to read you thoughts

 

[CaptainAmerica]

...and just some friendly advice, if you wrap your Mickey ears hat in tin foil they won't be able to read you thoughts

My head is too big for a Mickey ears hat and I'm not crafty enough to make my own.

 

[jjnshane]

I've never noticed this in person, but does AdvL just stop and LS just start between these two buildings?

Yep, Liberty Square is attached to Adventureland, you just usually can't tell because the trees have hidden it until they start clearing out things. Those photos show things that are usually not visible to guests. But construction...

 

[doctornick]

I've never noticed this in person, but does AdvL just stop and LS just start between these two buildings?

Well, yes, the border between Liberty Tree and Adventureland Veranda is the border between the lands, but it's not like there is a path walking along that wall that is shown. There's a bridge over the water that connects the two lands, but it's not right near those buildings (it's closer to the Hub) and the view is blocked by trees.

 

[Sage of Time]

I wonder how they'll reconcile the clash of aesthetic profiles with all the foliage removed. The new restaurant needs to have some room to look out from...

Yep, Liberty Square is attached to Adventureland, you just usually can't tell because the trees have hidden it until they start clearing out things. Those photos show things that are usually not visible to guests. But construction...

Well, yes, the border between Liberty Tree and Adventureland Veranda is the border between the lands, but it's not like there is a path walking along that wall that is shown. There's a bridge over the water that connects the two lands, but it's not right near those buildings (it's closer to the Hub) and the view is blocked by trees.

 

[ToTBellHop]

I wonder how they'll reconcile the clash of aesthetic profiles with all the foliage removed. The new restaurant needs to have some room to look out from...

I assume the folliage will return. If it doesn't, they will need a transition like the progression from the east (Main Street) side of Crystal Palace to the west (Adventureland) side. It's subtle there but works well.

 

[Sage of Time]

I assume the folliage will return. If it doesn't, they will need a transition like the progression from the east (Main Street) side of Crystal Palace to the west (Adventureland) side. It's subtle there but works well.

Maybe we'll get some weird Disneyland Adventureland/Frontierland transitional moment where one half of one building is one thing and one half of another building is another. LOL

 

[Bocabear]

it is weird, but you have to admit it is also genius when you notice it the first time...

 

[flyerjab]

Was walking past this today and snapped a quick photo. The back of th building appears to be open.