Guardians of the Galaxy Mission Breakout announced for Disney California Adventure

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mickEblu said:
Seriously though, why couldn't it have been " a sort of warehouse, museum, my ear..."

Or perhaps bring back a classic in a whole new way ...

Adventure Thru Joe's Inner Ear
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DDLand

DDLand

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That building is so interesting looking. I rather like it. It's very Joe to rethink some of our preconceived notions about aliens and futuristic architecture and add new character to them. He's certainly pushing the envelope on the design front, and it's cool. Things like pipes become decorative. Functional items become part of the art. This is a vast improvement on the original tower which was a disgrace compared to the Florida one.
 
Phroobar

Phroobar

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britain said:
I might like what they're going for, style-wise, but it just looks cheap. Especially at the top.

And they couldn't even get rid of the fake broken parts of the walls near the elevator doors? Was the rule that they must only do this whole transformation with paint and pipes purchased at Home Depot?
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Yes. Yes it was. Think of it as a Imagineering Challenge.
 
sedati

sedati

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britain said:
I might like what they're going for, style-wise, but it just looks cheap. Especially at the top.

And they couldn't even get rid of the fake broken parts of the walls near the elevator doors? Was the rule that they must only do this whole transformation with paint and pipes purchased at Home Depot?
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Hard to say from a model, but I'm not seeing the broken parts. There is a design element around each door that seems pretty uniform, more intentionally sculpted than rubble.
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sedati said:
Hard to say from a model, but I'm not seeing the broken parts. There is a design element around each door that seems pretty uniform, more intentionally sculpted than rubble.
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Look at the elevator "hallways" on ToT and the exterior walls and windows adjacent and tell me if you can make any sense of how they might have functioned prior the imaginary lighting strike. Am I the only one who finds the arrangement of interior and exterior details, windows and doors completely illogical?
 
Phroobar

Phroobar

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In the TZ episode the elevator shaft is the part missing from the tower. It would open inwards and the car fell when the shaft disappeared. However the ride has a magical extra elevator shaft that we ride in that is set behind the disappeared one.
 

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