BEARSHOUSE4
Well-Known Member
*SHOULDNT*Neato. And also something that in theory shouldn't take 3 years to construct.
*SHOULDNT*Neato. And also something that in theory shouldn't take 3 years to construct.
*cough* *cough* in time for the 50th anniversary.*cough**cough*Neato. And also something that in theory shouldn't take 3 years to construct.
I've always loved the look of the double decker carousel at Six Flags Great America. I hope, if this one comes to fruition it will be just a beautiful.
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I've always loved the look of the double decker carousel at Six Flags Great America. I hope, if this one comes to fruition it will be just a beautiful.
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I've always loved the look of the double decker carousel at Six Flags Great America. I hope, if this one comes to fruition it will be just as beautiful.
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So... flat!
More flat stuff...
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And how about something a bit simple and understated...
We LOVED that ride!!!
Has there every been an indoor carousel surrounded by screens? I know 'we' are usually anti-screens, but if done well, it could be amazing to feel like you are in the animated 'jolly holiday' sequence. They could even change the screen content to do layovers of Mary Poppins Returns.
So apparently something is happening with the old Pooh meet and greet space. Windows covered from inside Toy Soldier, and a green awning with the address “30” up over the entrance, and stained glass with “30” on the transom windows. A host stand was covered near fastpass touchpoints, and a sign that said “Established 1927.” Backside windows in the door weren’t covered, and the interior still looked like a bedroom, though I didn’t see stuffed Pooh characters. Any ideas what this could be?
So apparently something is happening with the old Pooh meet and greet space. Windows covered from inside Toy Soldier, and a green awning with the address “30” up over the entrance, and stained glass with “30” on the transom windows. A host stand was covered near fastpass touchpoints, and a sign that said “Established 1927.” Backside windows in the door weren’t covered, and the interior still looked like a bedroom, though I didn’t see stuffed Pooh characters. Any ideas what this could be?
So, with this semi-confirmed Carousel news, perhaps it's time to change the name of this Forum to "REVOLVING Epcot"...
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