:lol:Blend In Brown is all over DHS. :lookaroun
so...about the SKYWAY building........
Anyone see any work in the last few days?
I know that station is not needed and must look so weird to anyone that does not know what it was, but its another piece of history I will always remember about the park.
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I know that station is not needed and must look so weird to anyone that does not know what it was, but its another piece of history I will always remember about the park.
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Does anyone have pics of the old store under the skyway? What did it sell?
I still cant believe its coming down after the dec 08 refurb. I am interested in seeing what will happen. The should swing the old wrecking ball wide and take out the stitch show too:lol:
There is also "Blend In Blue" or "Blend In Brown" .... :zipit:
I'm as nostalgic as the next person for the early days but the skyway never held a special place for me. I had plenty of fun on it but I always felt it was a bit too cheesy a technology for a Disney park and found it a distracting element
Does anyone have pics of the old store under the skyway? What did it sell?
I think toward the end it sold hats.
Aren't they going to demolish everything but the bathrooms?
That's a great pic you have there. No SM, and a perfect view of the building. I didn't know it was that small. always felt like it towered over you.
Love the square trees, BTW...Those would look good in TL and even EPCOT.
Why don't we just use Birthday Cake Purple like a certain bulding in TL.
Maybe they'll just let the wrecking balls have their way with the building and then have a Wall-e AA spend the next five years cleaning it up. Then at 10, noon, 2, and 4, an Eva AA will show up to look for plantlife then disappear until the next show. Wouldn't that be fun?
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As of yesterday there were walls and tarps up.
As of yesterday there were walls and tarps up.
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