Disneylover152
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Nah, I don't think so...
I think there is defiantly an unpainted Bing Bong statue behind it...
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Nah, I don't think so...
I think there is defiantly an unpainted Bing Bong statue behind it...
Disney Irish
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__r.jr
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Bing Bong's Sweet Stuff
Yet another establishment that doesn't attempt to hold any design principles or coherence except for its exterior.
Nothing inside portrays that one is on a seaside pier. Its resemblance to Trolly Toyville Park is apparent but it makes contextual sense in DisneySea since it's an extension of the New York based American Waterfront and is aesthetically inspired off of Luna Park in Coney Island, in which it too is in New York. (Just ignore the California connection, not because it's contrived but because there isn't one.)
At least there is a candy store on the Pier now, finally. Although one would have preferred to have the freshly made salt-water taffy confectionery with on-site kitchen that was strongly rumored to go here several years ago as part of the now infamously mythical Phase 2 of the remodeling of the park.
But hey at least Bing Bong's got Unicorn Bark.
Yet another establishment that doesn't attempt to hold any design principles or coherence except for its exterior.
Nothing inside portrays that one is on a seaside pier. Its resemblance to Trolly Toyville Park is apparent but it makes contextual sense in DisneySea since it's an extension of the New York based American Waterfront and is aesthetically inspired off of Luna Park in Coney Island, in which it too is in New York. (Just ignore the California connection, not because it's contrived but because there isn't one.)
At least there is a candy store on the Pier now, finally. Although one would have preferred to have the freshly made salt-water taffy confectionery with on-site kitchen that was strongly rumored to go here several years ago as part of the now infamously mythical Phase 2 of the remodeling of the park.
But hey at least Bing Bong's got Unicorn Bark.
D.Silentu
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In the town I grew up in there was an establishment on the main boulevard that we joked was cursed. No matter what kind of place opened in that spot it had a lifespan of five years or fewer. I think of that place often when Paradise/Pixar Pier comes up.
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TROR
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Walt Disney Family Museum
mickEblu
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Embarrassing.
SteamboatJoe
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When I first saw this image, I didn't realize where it was from and automatically assumed it was some sick and poorly thought out design from a small festival or second rate amusement park. It took a few seconds to click that I was actually looking at something Disney created and thought was acceptable. Fantasmic! warned us about the power of imaginations to create an overwhelming nightmare. Yikes.
George Lucas on a Bench
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They just need to fix it with blacklight like the Little Mermaid ride.
bluerhythym
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Why does all the concept art look like it was designed by someone who's just following Photoshop tutorials on YouTube? Maybe if they got some more impressive concept artists they'd try a little harder. From Herb Ryman and Marc Davis to this...
Disneylover152
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Curious Constance
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This really just keeps getting better and better. I bet they had actual kids sobbing at the sight of that thing daily.
mlayton144
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Simply ................. horrendous
mlayton144
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Sorry , I meant horrific