flynnibus
Premium Member
So people in the '80s looking at a glass pyramid somehow intuited that it symbolised imagination?
Somethings are just more abstract.... verse trying to draw lines to Egyptian pyramids... bangshead..
So people in the '80s looking at a glass pyramid somehow intuited that it symbolised imagination?
So you don’t know what traditional theme park theming is? This means SSE will be more closely designed as an actual Earth. Horizons will be like a fantasy spaceship. Etc. What’s going on now is symbolized theming. It’s one step away from geometric shapes and the crying about a cube as not being themed enough.So you’d prefer boxes over mind bending ideas like sse and horizons??
No wonder Disney gets away with the crap they let by these days... no one has any ambition
Somethings are just more abstract.... verse trying to draw lines to Egyptian pyramids... bangshead..
So you don’t know what traditional theme park theming is? This means SSE will be more closely designed as an actual Earth. Horizons will be like a fantasy spaceship. Etc. What’s going on now is symbolized theming. It’s one step away from geometric shapes and the crying about a cube as not being themed enough.
The Egyptian pyramids connote many things to me, but imagination certainly isn’t top of the list. YMMV, as they say.
The bold architecture of Epcot futureworld was one of its more striking and amazing features. It was out of this world...
I never said otherwise, On the contrary, I wrote that the Imagination pavilion is attractive and well conceived. My only objection was to the claim that we modern-day dunces are blind to the design’s supposedly obvious imagination symbolism.
Well ... clearly some are
But this debate is about decorating a box when it should stand on its own. Maybe you shouldn’t expect an indoor roller coaster to be more than what it is. It isn’t much more.No, the problem is you think “theming” is literal decoration and mimicking things... instead of understanding that theming is about supporting a concept/idea you are trying to convey - to avoid conflict or distraction.
Decorating is not theming. Theme is not limited to replicating a literal thing.
It’s why sleeping beauty castle is nothing like an actual castle and works just fine.
Please tell us what it is.Well ... clearly some are
Maybe you shouldn’t expect an indoor roller coaster to be more than what it is. It isn’t much more.
So speaks another WDW know-it-all.
They knew a lot that didn’t last. On the bright side, this is the first indoor roller coaster in Epcot that has the cube design all for itself.This brand was built by people that thought the polar opposite of that. Maybe they knew something...
They knew a lot that didn’t last
No, maybe you shouldn’t.But this debate is about decorating a box when it should stand on its own. Maybe you shouldn’t expect an indoor roller coaster to be more than what it is. It isn’t much more.
Made me chucklemodern-day dunces
That’s in a theme park, you know. The box is in Epcot.
Who tried to copy Epcot? It’s moving away from it’s own concept in slow motion.Yeah, the two generations of people who literally built and defined an entire new entertainment genre that attracted millions of people a year... that spawned an entire industry of copycats. You're right.. total lack of credibility...
Let's go with your opposite model. Way more credible..
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