Show us your best AI created Disney photos!

[Phroobar]

Knott's Scary Farm characters visit Disneyland

 

[Phroobar]

Universal Studios version of Splash Mountain

 

[Phroobar]

Star Wars Space Mountain

 

[TP2000]

Googie / Midcentury inspired New Tomorrowland with water features and greenery.View attachment 747089View attachment 747090View attachment 747091View attachment 747092View attachment 747093

Why isn't that the Tomorrowland we have?!?

I like the idea of a tall tower there. You could even put a revolving restaurant up there, and they could charge a fortune for it. It would be Disneyland's version of Carthay Circle Restaurant. Yes, you would purposely be getting a view outside the park, but from 5 to 10 stories high it would be a rather nice view; city lights at night, hills and views out to Catalina by day.

 

[DrAlice]

"bantha-themed train ride around Disnyland's Galaxy's edge"

1. Bing clearly doesn't know the difference between a bantha and a wookie.
2. Why are the people in line sitting in train seats?

 

[DrAlice]

I think I like this one. Still not a bantha, though...

 

[DrAlice]

"mickey mouse and friends in the style of metalocalypse"

 

[truecoat]

I think I like this one. Still not a bantha, though...
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I tried this one the other day but wasn't as descriptive. Disneyland Galaxy’s Edge Bantha ride

 

[truecoat]

In an effort to incorporate Fox Ip into the parks, they had a little autograph signing at Disneyland.

 

[Parteecia]

I want to stop looking but I can't. Stuff of nightmares.

Why is AI bad at signage?

 

[britain]

I want to stop looking but I can't. Stuff of nightmares.

Why is AI bad at signage?

Letters are symbols and they require more sophisticated cognition to arrange correctly. Remember these AI image generators don’t actually KNOW what they’re doing.

 

[chadwpalm]

Yes, we get a peek into alternate worse dimensions of Disneyland history. Ya know, just to keep us grateful for what good we still have.

I think I had described that one as "Pirates taking over the Matterhorn at Disneyland". It didn't disappoint.

 

[Phroobar]

Why isn't that the Tomorrowland we have?!?

I like the idea of a tall tower there. You could even put a revolving restaurant up there, and they could charge a fortune for it. It would be Disneyland's version of Carthay Circle Restaurant. Yes, you would purposely be getting a view outside the park, but from 5 to 10 stories high it would be a rather nice view; city lights at night, hills and views out to Catalina by day.

It's sad that a mindless AI is more creative than WDI and for that matter Disney Pictures.

 

[Phroobar]

Avengers Campus Big Hero 6

 

[Phroobar]

Pixar Pier steam punk Disney California Adventure - how come we didn't get this?

 

[mickEblu]

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Something like this would be amazing. A real Utopia. Which reminds me we don’t give the name “Autopia” enough credit. So clever. These days it’s (insert character or IP name) filler word(s) : Adventure.

 

[NobodyElse]

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I just might change my user name to THWAAIDDIDUINID.

 

[Phroobar]

 

[CHOX]

I have been making some sick Shrek art.

 

[TP2000]

I want to stop looking but I can't. Stuff of nightmares.

Why is AI bad at signage?

Isn't it fascinating? I can't stop either. I will be toasting @truecoat and his brilliant idea for this thread this evening during my Friday Sundowner Kickoff To Weekend Fun, Fun, Fun Hour. (It's not really called that, I just made that up. I honestly just call it "cocktail hour". But I will toast him.).

One thing that I'm most fascinated with is the backgrounds and landscaping. Somehow it creates these vaguely themed backgrounds and buildings with dormer windows and "old-timey" angles. Plus that bright green landscaping look full of ficus and pepper trees and dotted with fan palms, somehow looks exactly like Disneyland looks. Quite frankly, sometimes even better than Disneyland looks.

This one from @Phroobar is a good example of that. Nothing in that photo actually exists at Disneyland, and the signage doesn't even make sense, but it looks exactly like Disneyland might look and how its landscaped. Creepy yet fascinating.