MickeyLuv'r
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Huh? You're the one who opened this topic, and then started talking about the history of the parks, not me.
MK has always had move based attractions. Period.
It isn't complicated.
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Are the Magic Kingdom and Hollywood Studios two sides of the same coin?
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MK has always had move based attractions. Period.
It isn't complicated.
The context of my thread was basically why some people think it's acceptable to have IP stuff in the Magic Kingdom or the Studios, but not in EPCOT.
I've been meaning to ask for a while, based on this, but I never got around to it...
Another aspect of the similarities between the Magic Kingdom and Hollywood Studios is another article from Yesterland, which explains that Sid Cauhenga was not a real person, nor his home a real home, but both entirely made up to suit the fantasy Hollywood: https://yesterland.com/sidcahuenga.html.
I also would like to figure out what the difference is between the structure for the Pinocchio Village Haus and that of the Germany Pavilion as a whole. Look at the two, and you tell me what the difference is (besides park location):
Another aspect of the similarities between the Magic Kingdom and Hollywood Studios is another article from Yesterland, which explains that Sid Cauhenga was not a real person, nor his home a real home, but both entirely made up to suit the fantasy Hollywood: https://yesterland.com/sidcahuenga.html.
I also would like to figure out what the difference is between the structure for the Pinocchio Village Haus and that of the Germany Pavilion as a whole. Look at the two, and you tell me what the difference is (besides park location):
I've been meaning to ask for a while, based on this, but I never got around to it...
Another aspect of the similarities between the Magic Kingdom and Hollywood Studios is another article from Yesterland, which explains that Sid Cauhenga was not a real person, nor his home a real home, but both entirely made up to suit the fantasy Hollywood: https://yesterland.com/sidcahuenga.html.
I also would like to figure out what the difference is between the structure for the Pinocchio Village Haus and that of the Germany Pavilion as a whole. Look at the two, and you tell me what the difference is (besides park location):
You did ask this, in your other thread. Stop bumping them just because you're not getting any responses....Incidentally, here's a shot of the Germanic-looking Pinocchio's Village Haus in Fantasyland...
...and here is similar architecture for the Germany Pavilion:
How is it that it's okay to accept unreality in one (i.e., Fantasyland), but that the other (i.e., World Showcase), by virtue of being about world culture, must not allow fantasy elements in it? The two locales don't look all that dissimilar to one another.
I'm just trying to figure out what the difference is between the two structures and why fans' "rules" of the parks are somewhat looser in the Magic Kingdom or the Studios than in, say, EPCOT.
No, you’re trying the same argument about theming in multiple threads, using the same posts….