HouseHacker97
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the concept photos look really nice but personally i feel like the quality of Disney will be higher and the floating mountains will be more impressive
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AVATAR land construction progress
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Cesar R M
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that is being built in my hometown, they are building pretty slow but now gaining speeds. Will be kinda messy as since they are building next to a river that goes above its level when it rains above average.
which happens at least twice every 2-3 years
TyTrap
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I agree the quality of Disney's work is a notch above any other theme park. avatar land is in a league of its own.
PorterRedkey
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I believe that the Goddard Group is behind the Cirque Du Soleil.
While Gary Goddard and crew has done some really good work. I never thought their attractions were quite on par with Disney's. IMO.
While Gary Goddard and crew has done some really good work. I never thought their attractions were quite on par with Disney's. IMO.
lukacseven
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I am in the right thread? This is "Mexican water park construction progress," right?
danlb_2000
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I am waiting for that concept are to show up on another site as "New Avatar Concept Art"/
articos
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There are drains on all of them.
A foolish mortal
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Daveeeeed
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DisneyJayL
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- In the Parks
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Probably the best look I've seen.
KikoKea
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That whitish area to the right, lower area- looks like a large water feature maybe? Channels seem to branch out as it descends. Right area leads to what looks like a bridge with upright pylon wall reninforcements at the far right. To the left it seems to lead to another narrower bridge. Hoping this is a huge water feature- envisioning evening light and sound show for the area. Any ideas is this could be true?(edited for left out word)
That whitish area to the right, lower area- looks like a large water feature maybe? Channels seem to branch out as it descends. Right area leads to what looks like a bridge with upright pylon wall reninforcements at the far right. To the left it seems to lead to another narrower bridge. Hoping this is a huge water feature- envisioning evening light and sound show for the area. Any ideas is this could be true?(edited for left out word)
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CanadianGordon
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Wow. Huge. It's going to be interesting for sure.
WDWtraveler
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Photo update as of Sunday, August 14. Most of the scaffolding has been removed from the floating mountains. Here is the view from Animal Kingdom entrance plaza.
The view into Avatar land from the pathway next to Tiffins. If the trees and vegetation remains as is, most of Avatar land will remain hidden until you "round the corner" over the bridge into the new land, creating an exciting first impression.
The view into Avatar land from the pathway next to Tiffins. If the trees and vegetation remains as is, most of Avatar land will remain hidden until you "round the corner" over the bridge into the new land, creating an exciting first impression.
Daveeeeed
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Thanks for the update!!! Btw great photos!
flyerjab
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That whitish area to the right, lower area- looks like a large water feature maybe? Channels seem to branch out as it descends. Right area leads to what looks like a bridge with upright pylon wall reninforcements at the far right. To the left it seems to lead to another narrower bridge. Hoping this is a huge water feature- envisioning evening light and sound show for the area. Any ideas is this could be true?(edited for left out word)[/QUOTE]
If I am not mistaken, and @twebber55 can check me on this, but I believe that large branching structure is actually the massive vine structure that holds up that side of the floating mountains. You might actually be able to walk underneath part of that structure.
If I am not mistaken, and @twebber55 can check me on this, but I believe that large branching structure is actually the massive vine structure that holds up that side of the floating mountains. You might actually be able to walk underneath part of that structure.[/QUOTE]
yep you re right
i was nt sure what he/she was talking about but yes those are branches that hold upthe right side of the floating mtns
rioriz
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If I am not mistaken, and @twebber55 can check me on this, but I believe that large branching structure is actually the massive vine structure that holds up that side of the floating mountains. You might actually be able to walk underneath part of that structure.[/QUOTE]
hey @flyerjab the go to guy on Avatar is @rioriz
he knows his stuff
OldBlueEyes
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Yep, those are the "roots/branches" that are holding the mountains down (remember: These are floating and needs to be tied to the ground! 
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Here's a pic from February:
OBE
)Here's a pic from February:
OBE
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