Castle Cake Apologist
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It's strange to me that people freak out about "sight line infractions" and "value engineered" attractions, but then see the scrims as "a good thing", to me me it all the same thing. They all ruin the illusion of this immersive fantasy world that you've payed to come see. If you went to a movie and there was a scene that was "supposed" to be a big action/adventure special effects scene, but instead a title came up on screen that said "this action scene is being refurbished for you future enjoyment, make sure to get this movie on Blu Ray to see what you're missing right now" ...I don't think people would stand for that.
I think someone should start a thread every time a scrim goes up on Main Street, every time they ruin the illusion of the 1900's Town at the entrance to the park, some should make a note of that, just like some always posts something every time an effect in a ride isn't working, because it's not "a good thing"
I'm not sure if this post is serious or not...
Bad sightlines and poorly designed attractions are absolutely avoidable. Regular maintanence on buildings quickly approaching 50 years old is not.
People think that the scrims are good because Disney makes the effort to make the scrim blend in while also hiding necessary unsightly maintenance work. Most other theme parks (and especially amusement parks) just throw a wall around the area to be worked on and call it a day.
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