PHOTOS - Signage going up at Journey of the Little Mermaid in the new Fantasyland

[wdwmagic]

http://www.wdwmagic.com/Attractions...the-Little-Mermaid-in-the-new-Fantasyland.htm

 

[Murphketeer]

Loving the progress. I bet the new steel is being added to better hide the show building from that side.

 

[Lee]

Hard to tell on my phone, but from this angle it looks like the signs are in the grotto M&G area.

 

[wdwmagic]

Hard to tell on my phone, but from this angle it looks like the signs are in the grotto M&G area.

Yeah I'm not quite sure how far to the right that is. There is also more steel going on that side, which may be the grotto?

 

[Horizonsfan]

Loving the progress. I bet the new steel is being added to better hide the show building from that side.

That's right, at least according to the model shown at D23. If you look at images of it, there's a "floating" piece of rockwork over the access road to camo the showbuilding from the SBC entrance area.

 

[Hoop Raeb]

So those blue areas on top of the rocks will be the water effects?

 

[ChristianG]

Loving the progress. I bet the new steel is being added to better hide the show building from that side.

I was thinking the same thing. The D23 model showed the ride building visible from Storybook Circus, so I'm guessing that they're fixing that. It's a good thing too, I was getting kind of worried about how they would cover it up.

 

[ctxak98]

This could very well just be my take on things but, I feel like the progress is going way to fast to still wait over a year to see things open?...or is there a lot of interior work still to be done?

 

[rpk4444]

This could very well just be my take on things but, I feel like the progress is going way to fast to still wait over a year to see things open?...or is there a lot of interior work still to be done?

I was thinking the same. Does anyone know the status of inside the attraction?

 

[Lee]

This could very well just be my take on things but, I feel like the progress is going way to fast to still wait over a year to see things open?...or is there a lot of interior work still to be done?

Not over a year. More like 7-8 months or so.

 

[Howdy]

This could very well just be my take on things but, I feel like the progress is going way to fast to still wait over a year to see things open?...or is there a lot of interior work still to be done?

This particular attraction is slated to open in "Late Fall 2012", which means that we are potentially only anywhere from 7-10 months away

Edit: I am le slow