Scuttle's Landing and Ariel's Grotto Now Gone

[MotherOfBirds]

I was just there yesterday to take pictures and the walls are impossibly high (barely too high to climb :lol. Any holes or cracks anywhere that one might be able to get a camera lens into? Or any other opportunity to snap a few shots over the walls?

 

[Tigerace81]

Probably not. Maybe at the edges where they are joined but I wouldnt expect a hole in them. How tall would you estimate they are?

 

[SeaCastle]

What about taking a picture from the balcony of Pinocchio's Village Haus? (Or is that facing the wrong way?)

 

[Tigerace81]

I believe it is facing the correct way, but from a few pics Ive seen, its not a good view, but its better then nothing.

 

[Walter Yensid]

Maybe we can 'borrow' Mickey's Fun Wheel from DCA to get some good shots during the construction. That thing offers/offered the best photos of their construction process.

Dumbo's view just will not cut it.

 

[wdwmagic]

Here is another set of photos from that area

http://www.wdwmagic.com/Attractions...-at-the-the-Fantasyland-construction-area.htm

 

[MotherOfBirds]

Eight feet, perhaps? I am a bit vertically challenged regardless, so I can't eve hold the camera over the top. Heck, I don't even think I can touch the last foot of the wall :lol: Usually there is a naturally occurring circular hole in construction walls, but none to be found on my last visit. Anyone here with stilts or a basketball player in the family?

 

[Tigerace81]

Im around 6 ft 1 so I shouldnt have a problem getting my camera over the top. Only problem, wont be there for about 30 days.