Disneyhead'71
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Geez. They built TDR faster. And is was built on a Sea.
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News Guardians of the Galaxy Cosmic Rewind attraction confirmed for Epcot
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It's roughly comparable to the RnRC gravity building.
Dr.GrantSeeker
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I really hope that this isn't going to be visible from Future World or even the parking lot
Bocabear
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since the Energy building is right next to the parking lot, it would HAVE to be visible from the parking lot...within the park they can control some sightlines, but outside in the parking lot it would be hard to hid an 11 story building... but who cares if you can see it from the parking lot...I am more concerned with how it integrates within the actual park....
Dr.GrantSeeker
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Well from inside the park is way more important. But I'm just saying I hope it just doesn't look like they plopped down a giant warehouse on the edge of the park.
trainplane3
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Same here. I'm hoping it has some sort of theming so it won't be like a closer and more visible Soar'in building (giant blue box).
Notes from Neverland
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Considering how plainly visible the FoP building is from the road/bus, I doubt much energy will be spent (sorry, bad pun) trying to conceal the building from the parking lot.
JohnD
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I'm like you. The argument for GOTG placement (ala Frozen in Epcot, Pandora in AK) is past. Fill up the queue and ride with retro EPCOT Center.
JohnD
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Yep. It's an omni mover that ascends and descends. If it's a "roller coaster" so is Haunted Mansion. It goes up at the beginning and turns around backward at the end as you "fall" out of the mansion into the graveyard. No one has ever said that HM is a "roller coaster". It's an omnimover.
At 110'...
Here is the building from ground level near the UoE building. It's the green wire corner.
From the monorail. Orange is the connecting building.
From the parking lot...
Monorail outside the park...
Here is the building from ground level near the UoE building. It's the green wire corner.
From the monorail. Orange is the connecting building.
From the parking lot...
Monorail outside the park...
alias8703
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very cool! thanks for this! and see, not too bad at all. I'm sure they'll add more trees too.
EricsBiscuit
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Well hopefully we don't see a corner from the park. That would suck.
Edit: an UNTHEMED corner. Hopefully we don't see an unthemed corner from the park.
You can see plenty of the sides and backsides of FW buildings from World Showcase. Every time someone complains about the fully architecturally designed Swan and Dolphin being seen from WS, I tell them to turn around and look at the big ol' slab of TestTrack building hulking over Mexico.
THE Monorail Lime
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So true that Disney try's their best to hide the buildings
ToTBellHop
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Soarin is the worst to me. Its shape and color make it MORE conspicuous to me, not less. If it were just a building, I'd notice it less.
My biggest problem with Swolphin is that they frighten me. Look at one of the Swan's eyes. Pure evil.
THE Monorail Lime
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The S & D Are backwards, the soarin building is perfect , also why not paint the goth building go way green ,like the Indiana jones ride building
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lazyboy97o
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Go Away Green wouldn’t work very well against the sky.
peter11435
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Backwards?
Go away green is used to disguise a building behind vegetation. Soarin is painted blue to blend with the sky.
