HKDL Tommorowland pics

[Huge Dreamer]

Check out these pics

http://laughingplace.com/Lotion-View-114.asp

 

[jrriddle]

Just finished looking at them (busy day).
Very Nice, lots of detail, but...a little too "cartoony" for my tastes.
DLP's Discoveryland is still the best IMHO.
Especially BB (Before Buzz)

 

[CaptainMichael]

Wow, I'm very impressed. It looks much better than WDW's Tomorrowland. Good job WDI

 

[stitchcastle]

Maybe it's just me, but the "Starliner Adventure" sounds to me like a new ride that's coming soon

 

[CaptainMichael]

Maybe it's just me, but the "Starliner Adventure" sounds to me like a new ride that's coming soon

Hmmmm...maybe, but I think it is just the name of the cafe'. Hate to be a spoilsport.

 

[General Grizz]

The architecture is nice... but the lack of physical changes (i.e. hills, tall structures/weenie view, water) makes it look rather plain. Very nice designs, though.

 

[Connor002]

interesting

much more colorful, but i prefer WDW chrome-like color scheme, it looks more futuristic to me than that, to put it in jrriddle's words it's a little to "cartoony" for my taste

 

[cherrynegra]

There seems to be an architectural theme that I see reflected throughout HK's Tomorrowland and that is the use of curves. If you look at the pics the rooflines curve and undulate like waves and there doesn't appear to be any sharp edges or jarring straight lines in any of the main structures.

I could be wrong, but I think this may be due to the feng shui influence we've heard that would be incorporated in HK's park. Sharp lines and straight edges are a no no. I think they're supposed to cause bad luck. I think it might also explain the color palatte used. Warm soothing colors and not the bright neon and sliver/chrome as found in the American parks. Like I said, it's just conjecture on my part, but I wouldn't be surprised if it played some part in it.