Magic Kingdom Hub - Back When It Had TREES

[Allym146]

I would like more trees in the parks, but not where those are in the photo necessarily. I think that's why I love POFQ and Riverside so much, all the trees!

 

[ABQ]

Where did the statue of Walt with Mickey go? That wasn't always there?

That was not placed in the hub till 1995.
http://disneyparks.disney.go.com/bl...ut-the-partners-statue-at-magic-kingdom-park/

 

[disneyflush]

It was much better with trees. The park felt alive and organic.

 

[Goofyernmost]

It was much better with trees. The park felt alive and organic.

The argument might be (not by me, but others) that they can see a tree at home. Projections on the castle are much harder to find on the street where you live. I still think that everyone takes a fantasy place, with a plastic castle way, way to seriously.

 

[graphite1326]

I'm not a fan of the trees at all. One of my very very favorite things about Walt Disney World, is once you enter the Magic Kingdom and turn the corner, you're immediately hit with this gorgeous and completely unobstructed view of the castle. I'm all about more green space on the property and in the parks, but I'm glad these trees aren't there anymore.

Exactly the way I feel about it.

 

[tman2000]

I'm not a fan of the trees at all. One of my very very favorite things about Walt Disney World, is once you enter the Magic Kingdom and turn the corner, you're immediately hit with this gorgeous and completely unobstructed view of the castle. I'm all about more green space on the property and in the parks, but I'm glad these trees aren't there anymore.

You know, I think Paris Disneyland put the castle up on a hill for that reason, but I'm not sure. Anyway, I like the trees but you raise a good point.