lol when I saw this picture, my first thought was how the castle wall part and the tent facade on it look like the WDW Fantasyland does today.Agreed. Parts of the park just weren't attractive back then, and this was one of them. Looked more like a carnival.
lol when I saw this picture, my first thought was how the castle wall part and the tent facade on it look like the WDW Fantasyland does today.
Agreed. Parts of the park just weren't attractive back then, and this was one of them. Looked more like a carnival.
Reminiscent of, not like a direct copy. If you ignore all the clutter in the foreground, the carousel and the ride next to it remind me of the WDW Fantasyland. Like if DL kept the same idea instead of going with the Bavarian village theme and made the faire theme as nice as they could, that's what "old" Fantasyland at WDW looks like.Does it really look like that, or are you exaggerating?
Reminiscent of, not like a direct copy. If you ignore all the clutter in the foreground, the carousel and the ride next to it remind me of the WDW Fantasyland. Like if DL kept the same idea instead of going with the Bavarian village theme and made the faire theme as nice as they could, that's what "old" Fantasyland at WDW looks like.
Here's another good comparison shot for those of you unfamiliar with WDW's Fantasyland. Easy to see the similarities here with the original FL at DL which didn't change until 1983... Keep in mind that WDW opened in 1971 (just a mere 16 years after DL opened -- to put that in perspective, Indy at DL will be turning 18 this year!)
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