Especially when what DLP (and arguably WDW) needs more than anything is for Europeans to see a Disneyland Paris as a unique draw and a legitimate alternative to WDW. It sounds like despite the convenience of Disneyland Paris, WDW still significantly cannibalizes the resort's attendance of European guests, and a major unique ride for DLP would be a great way to help that.
That too.
It is when it is that good!
You are right that Brutalist architecture is pretty unpopular right now, just like Victorian Architecture was, and Neo-Classicism was, and Mid-Century Modern was, and countless other styles that have come and gone. There's a famous saying about the Eiffel Tower is that is was the best place to view Paris from -- because you could view Paris without having to see the Eiffel Tower. People hated it. Perhaps I'm nostalgic because the Contemporary tower has a monorail that runs through it and because people dressed like the Brady Bunch singers used to perform in the rooftop restaurant. I wouldn't discount Brutalist architecture just yet though. I'm curious what more they could have done with BLT -- didn't they pretty much try to copy the style of the original tower?
That too.
Dave, you'rea well traveled guy and appreciate small things that make a place like Wegmans better than anything else out there. Have you been to a Sheetz? And if so, how would you compare it to Wawa?
