I took pictures, but I kind of figured they'd be beyond redundant at the pace people post videos.
One thing I will add that in person I took a long critical look at the 'scale' of Disneyland since it has been such a contentious topic for both this project and also related to the stretch out of Hong Kong castle. There is no denying that all of Disneyland proper adheres to that 5/8th or less scale and nothing looms like Radiator Springs or ToT.
I'm very reassured that the design team at least in the guest facing elements we can see so far 'get it'. The rock work is charming, but not imposing and looks to blend perfectly with the scale of classic Disneyland. That maybe doesn't say anything about the rest of the land itself, but they certainly aren't screwing up the River aspect, it really looks like it is coming together well.
Slightly off topic, but boy does Tower of Terror not fit into the Disneyland resort as a whole. Even for DCA it looms too much. Really, there should have been a dig down and had it go several floors underground.
I will maybe grab a picture of one of the construction workers on the berm by Big Thunder. On the ride it sure feels like they are practically building the berm right next to you. It looks like it will continue to fit in great and the guests walking underneath will go unnoticed, but I now understand someone who said it felt very tight. Something perhaps exaggerated by being on the ride.
One thing I will add that in person I took a long critical look at the 'scale' of Disneyland since it has been such a contentious topic for both this project and also related to the stretch out of Hong Kong castle. There is no denying that all of Disneyland proper adheres to that 5/8th or less scale and nothing looms like Radiator Springs or ToT.
I'm very reassured that the design team at least in the guest facing elements we can see so far 'get it'. The rock work is charming, but not imposing and looks to blend perfectly with the scale of classic Disneyland. That maybe doesn't say anything about the rest of the land itself, but they certainly aren't screwing up the River aspect, it really looks like it is coming together well.
Slightly off topic, but boy does Tower of Terror not fit into the Disneyland resort as a whole. Even for DCA it looms too much. Really, there should have been a dig down and had it go several floors underground.
I will maybe grab a picture of one of the construction workers on the berm by Big Thunder. On the ride it sure feels like they are practically building the berm right next to you. It looks like it will continue to fit in great and the guests walking underneath will go unnoticed, but I now understand someone who said it felt very tight. Something perhaps exaggerated by being on the ride.