Whatever it is, and too me fancy strip mall is all I can see, but either way it's in that no man's land that is neither Pixar pier nor Grizzly Peak nor Pacific Warf. It just is.
. Like I even enjoy the Matterhorn more than Exhibition Everest.
No, I didn’t mean it’s not a strip mall (it’s not). It’s an expression.Whatever it is, and too me fancy strip mall is all I can see, but either way it's in that no man's land that is neither Pixar pier nor Grizzly Peak nor Pacific Warf. It just is.
I was also going to share what I think is better at Disneyland.... But that list would literally be almost everything else.
It must be painful to see the WDW people mover especially how the DLR people mover was destroyed by the failed Rocket Rods.
It was a bit painful, given the poor condition it’s in.
I've never seen strip mall, but I've always sort of thought 'budget Cheesecake Factory chic' was the signature aesthetic of DCA Mermaid's queue.
I totally get what you mean, it reminds me of when in The Imagineering Story they say the old DCA Sun Fountain looked like something you'd find in a strip mall in SoCal, I have the same feeling about the Mermaid queue structure. It is definitely in a weird no man's land, just being along the walkway from one part of a park to another. I always thought it felt like a strange location but it makes sense, since there's not really anything else around there you don't have to worry about running out of space.
Yes, that’s more like it. I think Cheesecake Factory is spot on.
No no no.... I said fancy strip mall.....
I still don’t see it, but as I stated, different eyes.
I agree. I think the building is beautiful and I love the popcorn lights on the facade and the subtle, but nice, artwork on the inside.
I don't know about that. The outdoor part is pretty obviously mermaid. Prince Eric's castle. Scuttle's present in the first room. There's a lot going on in that queue besides rocks.
We’re talking about the queues, not the facades. Both facades on each coast will tell you that it’s a Little Mermaid ride. However, once you step into the respective queues, that’s a different story, in my opinion. I found what looked to be “hand-written” notes from the characters in MK’s queue, but I noticed mostly rocks. To me, it’s not obvious, and when I think obvious, I think of Astro Blaster’s queue, which has depictions of Buzz, Zurg, and the Aliens scattered throughout the queue.
I guess I got confused when you posted a picture of the most standard strip mall facade you could possibly find.
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Probably because I was equally confused when you said the queue looked like a fancy strip mall lol. Haha.I guess I got confused when you posted a picture of the most standard strip mall facade you could possibly find.
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I could barely hear anything in the videos I watched. I’m going to have to ride it in person.I don't even like Peter Pan and I am offended by how hokey and busted WDW Peter Pan is.
