The tree sits in the middle of the new Writers Stop patio.
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Streets of America Development Watch (no longer DEMO)
- Thread starter elchippo
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cjkeating
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Will this be a new small scale quick service? Would love an equivalent of Starring Rolls.
It's not a street facade. Look closer at the concrete columns.
From @biorecontsruct
A new street facade is forming as an end-of-the-block transition from the Muppets Courtyard area to Star Wars land.
WDWbuff2001
Well-Known Member
Looks decorative it looks like a facade
Incredible photo! I think that art deco-ish design on the stuff going up will make a good transition. I was pleasantly surprised at how easily the Animation Building transformed so well into Launch Bay with little effort. This area is going to look very nice, though I wish there was more planned in the way of attractions. But I imagine it's more about managing and holding crowds coming and going out of SWL.
Beloved???? Really??? Bit much for something that was just a walk-through to something else - just like it will be in the future.
I consider anything that's been there since the 1989 opening or close to it as "beloved". Maybe "precious" is more accurate.
Sorry, but I wouldn't put that kind of adjective on anything to do with a theme park. I love Disney, and have been going for 40 years, but no attraction or area is "beloved" or "precious".
sedati
Well-Known Member
Well, I understand the point is not to allow a clear shot view, so the path will zig-zag.
That it will. I think I called it an S bend. There will be a small weenie and then the big reveal.
Mike S
Well-Known Member
You just admitted that you love WDW. Wouldn't that make something to do with a theme park "beloved" by you?
No, it wouldn't. To me, beloved is reserved for something living, such as a person or pet, not an attraction at a theme park. JMHO, of course. Just seems too strong of an adjective. But again, that's just me.You just admitted that you love WDW, wouldn't that make something to do with a theme park "beloved" by you?
ETA: And the "love" that I feel for WDW, is nothing compared to the love I feel for my wife and kids. Apples and oranges kind of love. If someone "loves" WDW (or anything in it) like they love their family, then they need professional help.
Mike S
Well-Known Member
Of course it's different but it's still loved. We're emotional beings, not robots. Even some movies are described as "beloved."
Guess that's just too much "emotional" attachment for a theme park for me.
sedati
Well-Known Member
Poe Dameron's X-Wing I believe.
Different strokes for different folks.
I personally love the third trash can on the left on Main Street.