jdmdisney99
Well-Known Member
So there will be no need to walk through the park blaring this from a boombox and singing along?That you are correct and though people view it as unnecessary etc. the final plans look amazing.
So there will be no need to walk through the park blaring this from a boombox and singing along?That you are correct and though people view it as unnecessary etc. the final plans look amazing.
If you're saying what I think you're saying-- they're making it hard or impossible to see fireworks from areas where you're supposed to be just passing through while maintaining or improving views from the areas where you are supposed to be watching from-- that's pretty darn smart, actually.I'm sorry to report that the place that you like to watch Wishes from no longer exists. This area is being re-developed purposely to create new traffic patterns of guests in areas that are impossible to see the fireworks from. (With the strategic placement of new trees and walkways.) Expect the project to open up more of the Hub to watch the show from, however. The areas surrounding the Hub though, are another story.
Bingo. I agree... I just worry that they will not do a good job of blocking the view of the show (a very difficult task to begin with actually) from the paths.If you're saying what I think you're saying-- they're making it hard or impossible to see fireworks from areas where you're supposed to be just passing through while maintaining or improving views from the areas where you are supposed to be watching from-- that's pretty darn smart, actually.
This is a good thing I think in the long run. During the Christmas party last year, they had tape on the ground where you couldn't watch so people could get through and yet people continued to camp out in those areas leaving CM's to continually tell groups to keep moving.Bingo. I agree... I just worry that they will not do a good job of blocking the view of the show (a very difficult task to begin with actually) from the paths.
Hey, just plant some mature trees on Main Street.Bingo. I agree... I just worry that they will not do a good job of blocking the view of the show (a very difficult task to begin with actually) from the paths.
That you are correct and though people view it as unnecessary etc. the final plans look amazing.
I'd say both.Amazing, as in "Wow, it's amazing how many extra people they cram around the denuded hub, and gosh, look what a clear view of the fireworks we have!"
or "Wow, its amazing how beautiful and picturesque the landscaping and trees are?"
Serious question.
I'd say both.
Is this effecting Tony's at all?
Since Tony's is on the entirely opposite end of Main Street, I'd hazard a guess and say no...
-Rob
Since Tony's is on the entirely opposite end of Main Street, I'd hazard a guess and say no...
-Rob
Here ya go, based on the pics.I'm disappointed in all of you...no crude photoshop color coded version of what the area will look like after the construction?
HaHere ya go, based on the pics.
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