jdmdisney99
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Sad.
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Fully? I'll bet notMK is going to be open for 24 hours on 5/22. Who wants to bet the Hub is ready and open by then?
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the birds might get used to the vibration just saying.They should rig up a decent sized rubber mallet on an automatic servo-motor to hit the zipline cable at certain intervals from the tomorrow land end. This would send vibrations down the cable and scare away the birds. Not sure how the continual vibrations every few minutes would effect the integrity of the cable though. Tinkerbell might make it to the ground a bit quicker?
Or on the flip side they could charge $1.00 per shot and setup a fantasyland shootin' arcade in the hub area. Just tell the kids that the birds are animatronic.![]()
Waitwaitwait... Do you really fault them for paying the lowest amount of money to do the job the way they wanted to do it? Not the job as a whole or the way you want it done, but the way they planned and designed to do it. It would've been absolutely asinine to pay more than the lowest bidder, so long as they had a quality portfolio, and I don't think anyone would argue someone from disney didn't check out their portfolio.More peeling right off than chipped paint effect. Want a free souvenir? You can peel some with ease yourself. Knowing the new Disney it is a result of Low Bidder Fence Company of Orlando.
I am glad the awful red paint is going away. But the question is if they are going to do that just for the hub, or make that go all down mainstreet.So that's cool...they got the same people from the artistic rendering to come back for a live picture.
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I am glad the awful red paint is going away. But the question is if they are going to do that just for the hub, or make that go all down mainstreet.
Main Street has the red paved sidewalks and then as you leave town and get to the hub it transitions to something more like a gravel path which makes more sense visually for a park-like environment.
Where's the transition and how is it handled? I haven't seen any pictures of that yet, but I've been wondering how they accomplished it.
I don't know about the plans or the process Disney used and I do not now or have I ever built a fence. All I know is on a tour of the area after it was opened to the public I saw several issues still to be corrected. The peeling fence being the most obvious but not the biggest issue. Will all of the issues be fixed? Yes of course. My issue is the quality control of the project by Disney.Waitwaitwait... Do you really fault them for paying the lowest amount of money to do the job the way they wanted to do it? Not the job as a whole or the way you want it done, but the way they planned and designed to do it. It would've been absolutely asinine to pay more than the lowest bidder, so long as they had a quality portfolio, and I don't think anyone would argue someone from disney didn't check out their portfolio.
Sorry should have been more specific. The hub overall is not appearing sadly to me. I very much enjoy the look of the new areas. It's simply the lack of true, comforting foliage I was expressing remorse about. Sure, wait for the leaves, but Partners will still be looming high above the shrubs, and Dole Whippers in Adventureland will still be able to wave to TTA riders in Tomorrowland. The lack of a suitable barrier is what disappoints me...and, as the video screenshot displays, there isn't one planned.I'm not going to judge the final product yet. Still two planters to be built out and landscaped, there's a mix of old and new lighting, the trees aren't leafed, there's a scrim on main street, and the pavement is still all mish-mashed.
Anyone know if they are redoing the stage in front of the castle with this project?
Anyone know if they are redoing the stage in front of the castle with this project?
Dream Along with Mickey is going dark after Spring break season and if I recall correctly, a permit was filed for work on the stage. No specific plans were announced to my knowledge.
I thought Dream Along with Mickey was going down for the installation of the Turret Towers. During that installation the speakers and lights will not be available to support the show.
needs moar flowers!So that's cool...they got the same people from the artistic rendering to come back for a live picture.
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