RonAnnArbor
Well-Known Member
My point with the end portion of Spaceship Earth is that there was never much of anything to begin with. If for 25 years the descent has been underwhelming, I certainly wouldn't expect it to improve much.
Has anyone possibly entertained the notion that based on the layout of the descent area and the building plan that they created, they are limited in space and what they can do here? With such limitations, they believed that creating this interactive screen at least brought something new?
The ending has been lights and static figures. So, if we get some more lights and little effects to equal or be greater than the last version along with the interactive video screens, how could that not be an upgrade?
THis is exactly what I was referring too...the decline with the touchscreen allows them to keep your eyes on the screen in front of you instead of staring at the ceiling on the trip down - an upgrade in my opinion...sure, maybe they don't have the right type of entertainment on the screens - maybe it should be a passive video clip -- but remember, Siemens' is also advertising their TOUCHSCREEN -- something that is used in their products from controls on the front of refrigerators and microwaves to actual communications equipment...and I am sure those touchscreens and the improved sound system didn't cost WDW a penny - those were Siemens additions with their own equipment.