Californian Elitist
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A Wine Country land with a 20-minute train ride that serves wine, tea, water, and hors d’oeuvres circling the area would have been brilliant.
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News Pacific Wharf to be Reimagined into San Fransokyo
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NotCalledBob
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This is my first ever trip to DLR. My second day at DCA. If I didn't follow goings on at the parks I would have no idea anything was special about today.
I would also have no idea about the Baymax meet and greet. Nothing in the app. On the website. Signage in the park. Nothing. Maybe they wanted it that way to save the opportunity for the vloggers today? I'd be surprised if there were any casual park goers in that queue today.
I would also have no idea about the Baymax meet and greet. Nothing in the app. On the website. Signage in the park. Nothing. Maybe they wanted it that way to save the opportunity for the vloggers today? I'd be surprised if there were any casual park goers in that queue today.
Californian Elitist
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Skip
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It's pretty embarrassing, frankly. They couldn't even pull off the meager new decorations promised by the concept art. It looks like something Six Flags would do to spruce up a forgotten corner of one of its parks.
Epcot81Fan
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The only thing missing is the random Wonder Woman logo and a TV playing M&M ads.
MoonRakerSCM
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There's no denying that everything looks better at night with filters... does look nice. But that garish turbine behind the Ghirardelli sign really detracts. The bridge looks much better at night with the lights on the cables... but man it looks horrible during the day.
MoonRakerSCM
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The bridge has ruined sightlines from the parade route, but this has been found... it's pretty-
Also proof the bridge looks better the further away you are from it...
Also proof the bridge looks better the further away you are from it...
Disney Analyst
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I am hoping this was simply a rush to get up, and they will work on fine tuning… please.
TP2000
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This is TDA Perfection.
Give a theme park restaurant a location name that means absolutely nothing to actual customers, but is understood by cubicle workers and Dockers-clad managers. Because who cares about Showmanship or the actual customers?
The fact that this park hasn't had a parade in years, and thus has nothing to perform in this corridor, is almost irrellevent. Or actually makes it even better. They're idiots at this point.
Golden Vine Winery is now found in Performance Corridor.
Using this charmless and oblivious standard, the possibilities are endless...
Pirates of the Caribbean is found in
Mickey & Minnie's Runaway Railway is located in
Din Tai Fung will soon debut in
I don't know about you guys, but I'm certainly immersed in this magic. Aren't you immersed? I'm immersed.
Disney Analyst
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TP2000
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But enough about my 1990's dating scene... what about this DCA food court?
gerarar
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Those plain concrete footers detract so much. If they couldn't cover it with some (cheap) plastic, they could've at least painted it the same red color so it at least blends in..
Bare concrete, especially on a bridge, reminds me of the concrete jungle that is Houston, which I see everyday
gerarar
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Bring your own screwdriver and fix it for them.
You are the magic! (wait wrong park lol)
donaldtoo
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josh2000
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Yep. 75% of guests don't take theme parks nearly as seriously as we do.
McMickeyWorld
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Disney Irish
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The footings of the real Golden Gate Bridge are bare concrete, so at least the look is correct.....Those plain concrete footers detract so much. If they couldn't cover it with some (cheap) plastic, they could've at least painted it the same red color so it at least blends in..
Bare concrete, especially on a bridge, reminds me of the concrete jungle that is Houston, which I see everyday
