tidoubleguher
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I think the arch over the main entrance road is the most beautiful sight, after an 18 hr drive, you know you've finally reached the "MAGIC" gates!!!, :sohappy: but the wife says the gardens anywhere in WDW are the best.
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Most Beautiful Thing WDI has ever done . . . ?
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Epcot82Guy
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Second the great thread, but it's a tough one.
I would say SSE is one of the most beautiful because of the engineering and simply how timeless it is. Space Mountain has a similar feeling.
From a totality situation, I think Horizons had some of the most beautiful scenes created.
I think that BTMRR's mountain is one of the most realistic creations and really, especially when lit up at night, blends the fantasy and reality very well.
As for the show attractions, AA is just an amazing blend of theater, especially in light of the music and combination of presentation methods.
If I had to pick one thing, though, I would have to go with I:ROE. I think it was pretty close to entire execution. Everything is top notch, but it, like all of WS, gets its power from the combination and general concept. When the music swells after the multi-colored light dance and the gold fireworks explode showing the countries lit up together and the globe showing the topographic map, that is true beauty (rivaled, perhaps, only by the pearl lights at the finale).
EDIT: I realize that this technically may not meet the "made by WDI" standard. So, this might have to drift into the most beautiful Disney creation. WDI, I would stick with SSE.
I would say SSE is one of the most beautiful because of the engineering and simply how timeless it is. Space Mountain has a similar feeling.
From a totality situation, I think Horizons had some of the most beautiful scenes created.
I think that BTMRR's mountain is one of the most realistic creations and really, especially when lit up at night, blends the fantasy and reality very well.
As for the show attractions, AA is just an amazing blend of theater, especially in light of the music and combination of presentation methods.
If I had to pick one thing, though, I would have to go with I:ROE. I think it was pretty close to entire execution. Everything is top notch, but it, like all of WS, gets its power from the combination and general concept. When the music swells after the multi-colored light dance and the gold fireworks explode showing the countries lit up together and the globe showing the topographic map, that is true beauty (rivaled, perhaps, only by the pearl lights at the finale).
EDIT: I realize that this technically may not meet the "made by WDI" standard. So, this might have to drift into the most beautiful Disney creation. WDI, I would stick with SSE.
FigmentJedi
Well-Known Member
The original JII, Haunted Mansion and Pirates for sheer craftsmanship and quality and Spaceship Earth's current musical score, especially the powerful climactic music.
jedimaster1227
Active Member
Uponastar said:
Soarin's Soundtrack and Everest's frontside of the mountain and its waterfalls are b-e-a-u-tiful!
WDWFantasmic
New Member
Mysterious Island in DisneySea, especially Journey to the Center of the Earth.
diddy_mouse
Well-Known Member
visually (part 1): Cinderella's Castle and Chateau de la Belle au Bois Dormant
visually (part 2): World Showcase; I just love everything about it
musically: RoE and the soundtrack from SSE
visually (part 2): World Showcase; I just love everything about it
musically: RoE and the soundtrack from SSE
d'Isigny
New Member
OMG! So difficult because everything the imagineers touch is art.
I'm blown away that The Animal Kingdom was built on cattle land...flat cattle land.
They created a world and with the help of some hard working people...planted every bush...every flower...they dug lakes...made levels of land...built bridges...built a whole new world...a continent.
So when you're crossing over that bridge and looking out at the lake...at the folige...remember...that wasn't there once upon a time.
I'm blown away that The Animal Kingdom was built on cattle land...flat cattle land.
They created a world and with the help of some hard working people...planted every bush...every flower...they dug lakes...made levels of land...built bridges...built a whole new world...a continent.
So when you're crossing over that bridge and looking out at the lake...at the folige...remember...that wasn't there once upon a time.
SorcererYensid
Member
I love Epcot and many things there would get my vote for beautiful American parks, but I have to say Tokyo DisneySea just went way beyond my wildest expectatons. 
JimboJones123
Well-Known Member
i was going to say disneysea -- but it already seems popular... uh... maybe nightmare before xmas haunted mansion.
RonAnnArbor
Well-Known Member
Hands down for me: Soarin' (over California)...from first take-off to touch down, this is the most beautiful creation for me from the Imagineers
BeckyLSawyer
New Member
The Adventurer's Club... Pleasure Island.
It's the perfect theming from a visual perspective. You feel like you've entered 1937. The characters are perfect, and the atmosphere is pure magic.
It brings you in and makes you feel at home.
The songs and jokes and skits are hilarious, and well written. And the regulars are amazing.
That's it for me. The best part of property.
Becks
It's the perfect theming from a visual perspective. You feel like you've entered 1937. The characters are perfect, and the atmosphere is pure magic.
It brings you in and makes you feel at home.
The songs and jokes and skits are hilarious, and well written. And the regulars are amazing.
That's it for me. The best part of property.
Becks
PamelaNiebergal
New Member
I think Cinderella's castle is the most beautiful. Every time I see it, it takes my breath away. None of the other castles have quite the same effect on me. It's symbolic of the start of our WDW vacation. Whether it's reflecting the brilliant Florida sun or changing colours amidst fireworks at night nothing could me more beautiful.
summergurl
New Member
The first thought that came to my mind was walking into the Wilderness Lodge at the start of a vacation and feeling the blast of cold air and smelling that Disney smell (I always think the air there just smells different), and just knowing that you're finally there! I also love BTMRR at night, especially when the fireworks are going off as you reach the crest of the hill.
Halfling418
New Member
There are so many...these are the ones that made me teary-eyed:
-Fantasmic
-The Great Movie Ride
-Animal Kingdom Lodge
-Soarin'
-Illuminations
-Beauty and the Beast--Live Onstage
-Tarzan Rocks
-The Magic of Disney Animation
-Mickey's Philharmagic
-The Festival of The Lion King
-Fantasmic
-The Great Movie Ride
-Animal Kingdom Lodge
-Soarin'
-Illuminations
-Beauty and the Beast--Live Onstage
-Tarzan Rocks
-The Magic of Disney Animation
-Mickey's Philharmagic
-The Festival of The Lion King
sgmco
New Member
I once saw this plastic bag...floating in the air...it was the most beautiful thing that I had ever seen....
Then a Disney sweeper grabbed it and through it in the trash
Seriously, I have to say that I was thouroughly enthralled with the queue to Expedition Everest. The detail is just amazing, and there is so much to keep you occupied while you wait.
Then a Disney sweeper grabbed it and through it in the trash
Seriously, I have to say that I was thouroughly enthralled with the queue to Expedition Everest. The detail is just amazing, and there is so much to keep you occupied while you wait.