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New Everest concept art
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KumbaRider
Member
Exciting. Thanks.
TTATraveler
Active Member
That concept art looks very cool!!
CaptainMichael
Well-Known Member
Nice. I'd like to see some internal concept art.
Michael72688
New Member
I think it looks terrible. I cant wait to see all the snow all over the ground when I go next year to ride it.
animal_king1990
New Member
I think it looks great. Even though, that's not what the ride looks like, makes it look like you're actually in the Himalayas.
SirNim
Well-Known Member
The snow-covered village in the valley below sort of reminds me of the reveal of Christmastown from TNBC.
And the rickety track reminds me of the Cog Railway up to the summit of Mt. Washington in NH... (though, of course, the track in this artwork lacks the middle "toothed" cog track which prevents the train from rolling backward...)
And the rickety track reminds me of the Cog Railway up to the summit of Mt. Washington in NH... (though, of course, the track in this artwork lacks the middle "toothed" cog track which prevents the train from rolling backward...)
raven
Well-Known Member
tn1999 said:
Let's look at this again. It is a "concept" artwork. It didn't say that it is an actual part of the ride. Just look at other "concept" artwork for older rides that Disney has done and you will see they look different from the actual attraction. A concept artwork piece to to help guests visualize the story and excitment you may encounter in the attraction. :wave:
raven
Well-Known Member
SirNim said:
When I look at the picture, I got the feeling that this was the backward portion of the ride. Look at the guests faces. They are looking backwards to see where they are headed. The backwarp portion wouldn't have the extra groved track in the middle. The track was the first thing I noticed as well. :wave:
raven said:
I agree - I think this is supposed to give you the concept of going backwards from the top of the mountain.
Can't wait until we actually get to ride this attraction. I feel like it's the first real ground-breaking E-ticket since Tower of Terror.
(not that I dislike any of the other recent additions) :lookaroun
monkeytrouble
New Member
Excited!!!!!!!
Wow I can't say that i'm not excited but i'm still wondering.....
Is the drop of EE really 2 times bigger than Splash Mountain?
What do you guys think?
Anyways..I'm thrilled just looking at the construction photo's makes me thrill.
Wow I can't say that i'm not excited but i'm still wondering.....
Is the drop of EE really 2 times bigger than Splash Mountain?
What do you guys think?
Anyways..I'm thrilled just looking at the construction photo's makes me thrill.
Teenchy
Member
Maybe I'm reading to much into the concept art but which way would the womans hair be flowing if they were going backwards?. :veryconfu It looks to me like they are still going forward? But maybe scared of the yeti chasing them!
See thats the point of concept art, its got my imagination going already!
As someone said concept art is not an actual display of the ride but artwork that can help the public or even imagineers get a feel for what a ride will be like.
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.
Looks great though, cant wait to see it without scaffolds in December on my next visit. :xmas:
See thats the point of concept art, its got my imagination going already!
As someone said concept art is not an actual display of the ride but artwork that can help the public or even imagineers get a feel for what a ride will be like.
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.
Looks great though, cant wait to see it without scaffolds in December on my next visit. :xmas:
M:SpilotISTC12
Well-Known Member
Were did you get it so fast!? It looks outstanding!