Flynnwriter
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Looks fantastic!
It’ll look even better when those walls are magically removed! I wonder when that’ll be.Looks fantastic!
It’ll look even better when those walls are magically removed!
I wonder how long they’ll hold off for.Not quite sure what is happening at the front of the park. There doesn't appear to be any work taking place on the fountain, so it seems they are either waiting for parts for something, possibly lighting, or holding off on the reveal.
They publicly (and my friends) have been holding firm on walls being down before the end of the year. I’m under the impression that construction wrapped behind the fountain walls ~two days ago.I wonder how long they’ll hold off for.
That would seem about right from recent observations from people on the ground.They publicly (and my friends) have been holding firm on walls being down before the end of the year. I’m under the impression that construction wrapped behind the fountain walls ~two days ago.
Aye.They publicly (and my friends) have been holding firm on walls being down before the end of the year.
I just don't understand why they're there in the first place. The lighting on the original fountain was embedded within the actual fountain, and this thing is a near carbon copy of it. Why are these box things there in the first place? Was there some sort of electrical/structural issue that prevented them from reinstating the old lighting?The only things I don’t particularly like about the new fountain are these concrete things sticking up at the base of the pylons. I know they’re there to protect the wiring and lighting fixtures, but I think they somewhat detract from the overall look.View attachment 520062
That’s what I was thinking as well. Last week when the wires and lighting were still exposed, I thought they would eventually be lowered into the platform they’re sat on. I guess not.I just don't understand why they're there in the first place. The lighting on the original fountain was embedded within the actual fountain, and this thing is a near carbon copy of it. Why are these box things there in the first place? Was there some sort of electrical/structural issue that prevented them from reinstating the old lighting?
Along with that, this should be using LEDs which mean no rotating gel lighting setup. Everything should be solid state (and smaller yet more powerful) so I'm confused too. If they put the vertical light beam in the middle (like the concept art) it could very well be to prevent any blinding effect of people walking by and would make sense.I just don't understand why they're there in the first place. The lighting on the original fountain was embedded within the actual fountain, and this thing is a near carbon copy of it. Why are these box things there in the first place? Was there some sort of electrical/structural issue that prevented them from reinstating the old lighting?
So coming down tonight, eh?I wonder how long they’ll hold off for.
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Looks great, except for the weird 'shin guards' at the bottom. I'll probably get hate for this - but even when they get something right, they can only get it like 99% right (at best). There's always a catch.Disney Parks Blog
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