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Main Street U.S.A. hub redevelopment at the Magic Kingdom
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Bolt
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I also noticed that!
Brian
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Slightly relevant: MiceChat took lovely pictures of the new towers in the Sleeping Beauty Castle forecourt. They are used to house equipment for the new Disneyland Forever fireworks. I think they turned out lovely. Hopefully we will see similar results in front of Cinderella Castle.
Off topic: The castle looks great with the 60th anniversary overlay partially done.
Off topic: The castle looks great with the 60th anniversary overlay partially done.
Cesar R M
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didnt they moved the stroller area to the bathrooms area?
I remember seeing a lot of strollers infront of the bathrooms (behind the stage)
Bolt
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Different location. Strollers are in front of Carousel of Progress.
jlthomas81
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There are, and we have one. But they are upwards of $200....Not practical to spend that on a stroller for a vacation.
Oh, and to the original topic. We were at WDW last week, and the new hub areas look great! Can't wait to see the completed project.
GetAPaperBag
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Wanna elaborate? What did you like about it? Anything you didn't like?
Actually, we liked everything about it. The landscaping, flowers, fountains, new wider paths. Even the grass was a pleasure to sit or walk on. It was in the upper 80's every day we were there, and the grass was not hot at all compared to the pavement. People need to quit complaining about the synthetic grass until they actually see it and feel it for themselves. We saw the light poles that have been pretty blasted here, but unless you are looking up, you don't really notice them. We watched Wishes from the Top of the World lounge, so I don't know what affect those have on the fireworks, though from their placement, it appears that only the FP+ viewing areas will see them. Altogether an excellent job by Disney. I don't agree with the people that don't like the missing trees. In case some don't know, I have been going to WDW since 1978 (lived in Orlando for years in the 70's and early 80's), so know exactly what it was in the past. I am willing to bet that Disney received a ton more complaints from people that couldn't see Wishes due to the trees, than they did when they removed them. They are now around the outside of the hub,and will look quite good when growing up and filling out, but will allow better viewing from more places around the hub. Not the perfect solution, but I think it is the best one. Some here hate it, but my answer is, then don't go. It isn't going back to the way it was, no matter what the petulant children want.
betty rose
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I so miss these guys at MK (and epcot now)
betty rose
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me too, in so many ways....
Rteetz
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note2001
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The caption on that tweet is hysterical.
Mike S
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Brian
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HRHPrincessAriel
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Pretty sure it's not done!I thought they'd have blue roofs on them...
Brian
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I should hope not!
SpaceMountain75
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Holy cow, is that another lighting pole to block the view of the castle? Is it just temporary?
