New Everest concept art

[Connor002]

Very nice...


P.S.- I like the new avatar Thrawn :lol:

 

[Thrawn]

Very nice...


P.S.- I like the new avatar Thrawn :lol:

I'm wearing my Halloween costume. Plus, most people think I'm the devil anyway ... soo ...

 

[Glasgow]

Very cool "concept" artwork - it's purpose is to get you excited about the ride. I'm excited.

Hey, it works!

 

[Connor002]

I'm wearing my Halloween costume. Plus, most people think I'm the devil anyway ... soo ...

Well, ummm... are you? :veryconfu :lookaroun

 

[PhotoDave219]

Excellent job by the Art department.... Absolutley great piece of art.

 

[ballewclan]

Great artwork, i only wish that the city could be "realistically" snowed over...that would be awesome...but oh well the ride will be GREAT!

 

[WDWScottieBoy]

It's a nice picture, but I do have ONE thing against it. After living in Switzerland and going to the Matterhorn many, many times, the mountain in this ad looks almost identical to the Matterhorn, and not of Everest. It could just be me and the lack of sleep I've got.

Thanks for the pic Steve!

 

[diddy_mouse]

very cool artwork indeed...as the opening date gets closer I can't wait to see the ads for it.

 

[Skippy]

I'm thinking they're going backwards and looking off down below, what a view.

I have a book on Disney Imagineering with 100's of pieces of concept art. Many are beautiful like this but also not actually like the ride turned out.

What book do you have? I have a couple of books like that, and i love reading them.

 

[donaldfan]

Disagree. Mission: Space was the most groundbreaking attraction in a very long time, Disney or not.

Three seperate structures -- the yeti animatronic (let's hope it's as impressive as they say) -- the immersive story, etc.

Maybe Mission:Space is technically superior on some levels -- but I'm thinking more than the technical aspects that I think make an attraction "ground-breaking"

But we haven't seen it yet, so I'll remain hopeful . . .

 

[Thrawn]

Three seperate structures -- the yeti animatronic (let's hope it's as impressive as they say) -- the immersive story, etc.

Maybe Mission:Space is technically superior on some levels -- but I'm thinking more than the technical aspects that I think make an attraction "ground-breaking"

But we haven't seen it yet, so I'll remain hopeful . . .

I disagreed more with the "since tower of terror" portion of the statement then the "Everest is groundbreaking" statement.

 

[CAPTAIN HOOK]

Looks great

 

[jedimaster1227]

Can you tell if that train is going backwards or forwards?

 

[Glasgow]

Probably forward - notice the woman's hair. It would be over her face if they were going backwards methinks