Earl Sweatpants
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Anyone know what those green cylindrical objects are atop the Fantasmic storage area??
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News Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge - Historical Construction/Impressions
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Old Mouseketeer
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I'm assuming they are giant exhaust fans. If the service boat and the princess barges are run on combustion engines, there needs to be sufficient ventilation. Also, they will be loading the pyro barges inside now.
truecoat
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Some of those might be from the riverbank before. They moved them offsite to reuse now. Not all of them but I know some were saved.
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Deleted member 107043
The newly planted trees behind the ROA rock formations are looking good. They're already beginning to block views of the parking garage.
Are they laying railroad here?
britain
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It sure does - I'm guessing there will be another berm/wall further behind it to complete the picture.
NobodyElse
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That's exactly what they look like to me. You often see vents like that on the side of industrial buildings and shops that require such ventilation.
NobodyElse
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You might be surprised. They've been doing this at the "Great Park". They boxed several heritage trees from the old El Toro MCAS and are replanting them in the park and neighborhoods. I believe some have been out of the ground for well over a year. They're remarkably resilient.
Phroobar
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That's good. I'm sure the rain helped them.
SSG
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A thermal exhaust port is a well-known weak spot in the Star Wars Universe. Could be the show's downfall
Earl Sweatpants
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Excerpt from TravelMarketReport article posted today.
The Star Wars expansion at Disney World and Disneyland will put guests in the middle of a battle between the resistance and the First Order, the company announced during a shareholder meeting Wednesday.
Walt Disney chairman and CEO Bob Iger described the new area as “jaw dropping,” as he provided some of the first details about the expansion. Visitors will be put "in an epic battle between the first order and the rebel alliance," Iger said.
...because if there's one thing Disneyland has always lacked, its an area themed around open warfare...
The Star Wars expansion at Disney World and Disneyland will put guests in the middle of a battle between the resistance and the First Order, the company announced during a shareholder meeting Wednesday.
Walt Disney chairman and CEO Bob Iger described the new area as “jaw dropping,” as he provided some of the first details about the expansion. Visitors will be put "in an epic battle between the first order and the rebel alliance," Iger said.
...because if there's one thing Disneyland has always lacked, its an area themed around open warfare...
Disney Analyst
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Lest we forget Frontierland and the original Rivers of America Journey.... Disneyland has never once based lands and attractions off of war and fighting.. Oh wait Pirates of the Caribbean a ride where they plunder, pillage, and chase after women (before the changes)
Earl Sweatpants
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If the Pirates were walking around NOS engaging in combat and skullduggery, I'd see your point. But POTC is hardly me as a guest put in an "epic battle".
Disney Analyst
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I just feel that concept of war, fighting, and all around dark activities has been well documented at Disneyland in the past... the portrayal of Native peoples...
Curious Constance
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And check in with me every half hour.
Earl Sweatpants
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Perhaps. I'm not saying you're wrong...but that's just my perception of it. I've never set foot in a land before where I was told to expect active warfare going on around me.
britain
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Earl Sweatpants
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That's just pirate slang
they're really just friends trading banter