SpaceMountain77
Well-Known Member
The worst thing about an Epcot DVC might not be the location (as much of a mistake and abomination as that is certain to be). What's potentially worse is an inappropriate theme and architectural design, particularly for a resort situated so close to a theme park. Consider how an ugly monstrosity like Bay Lake Tower would look visible over most areas of the park - perhaps even over World Showcase. Indeed, has anyone considered how a medium or high-rise structure would look next to Spaceship Earth? Or does anyone - within Disney - even care?
Personally, I have struggled with the villa designs and, specifically, their fit within existing resort grounds. VGF is simply too tall; it towers over the other lodges. Moreover, it lacks many of the Victorian architectural details found in the other lodge exteriors.
There is nothing futuristic or innovative about the design of BLT. The building would easily blend into the Chicago waterfront. They built a towering condo high-rise that detracts from the original A-frame tower.
Although I know the WL and VWL storyline, I truly do not understand the lodge next to the lodge.
Of all the DVC resorts, the only one that really seems close architecturally and thematically is BCV.

