While Walt Disney Imagineering has its own problems many of them are inflicted from those outside their organization. Going back to the analogy of a couple building a house, you might develop bad habits working for them but they’re not getting that house done that much faster and cheaper if they fire you because so much of the problem is on their end and how they interact with the designer/builder.
I do wonder what percentage of the budget went to the marketing campaign, or god forbid, if that’s a separate budget.
They are more concerned with the start time it seems, and it would probably depend on how late you are. Good luck!Hi everyone!
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How strict have the CM's been with letting you in past your preview time? Mine's from 12-12:30 on Sunday but I may not make it on time. I will do my best though!
The only logical explanation here is that there's something about the screens that make them substantially more expensive than we anticipate. I mean looking at what's in the show building and given the size, I would 100% believe this was a $300 mil attraction.
This is a company that is publicizing floor finish patterns. Don’t you think they’d be bragging endlessly about using some new or highly advanced projection and/or screen technology?
I don’t believe there is anything more advanced than any of the other multi projector setups that we see elsewhere. I would say it’s nowhere near the complexity of any of the huge outdoor projection mapping icon projects.
I haven't seen them in person, are their projectors onto screens or are the screens themselves displaying the image like a JumboTron?
Someone posted a lights on video and inside the gravity building they look like massive projection screens.
Yes they are conventional projection screens with multiple projectors per screen (for the larger ones).
Just off the top of my head you’d have issues with weight and maintenance access. Depending on how you’re moving viewing angles could also be an issue.
