I will happily confirm it was there for SURE . . . at least some of the time. Maybe I just had bad luck because it seemed to always be there.
Can you imagine getting paid to make such poor decisions?
I'm gonna show up to my next job interview with total contempt for the product and the people who buy it - watch how quickly I'll rise through the ranks!
That was Beverley.
But did they actually fill the whole thing with concrete? That would be a very, very heavy and very expensive way to do something that could be done more easily and cheaply, like filling it with dirt and just doing a top slab which would be a lot easier to undo.
I was told yes. I have the actual tonnage figure somewhere. It’s ridiculous.
This is the kind of building that Disney builds today.
There's always jackhammers!
It basically smelled like a soda gun that needed to be cleaned because well, it was a giant soda gun that needed to be cleaned.
I saw that too.
From the pictures, looks like it's superficial scratches (?). Hopefully, the material allows for restoration by buffing/polishing the damaged area.
Which bit? Concrete?
Can also confirm that particular spot always had an awful smell whenever we visited it, but it was usually during F+W, so maybe that upped the ante.
They made extensive changes to both buildings in 1994. Concrete was poured into each sunken area to create a flat surface for Innoventions. Slits were made in the overhang curves nearest to Spaceship Earth for new Innoventions main entrances. The former main entrances (On the opposite side of what is today Guest Relations and Art of Disney) were sealed off and surrounded by planters. The West building was expanded and given a new entrance by the breezeway exit (Again, slit in a new overhang). The central plaza was entirely relandscaped, and slits were yet again made on the breezeway entrances.
The Utilidoors?
