The Blue Paint on the Tomorrowland Rock is Starting to Come Off Already

[Raineman]

Didn't realize how awkward the rocks look...like they said, oh, put rocks here! Honestly it starting to look a lot less spacey, and more grand canyony.

Now that you mention it-especially when the rocks were their original natural color, it felt more Frontierland/DCA-ish than something that should be in Tomorrowland.

 

[Santa Raccoon 77]

So the rockwork is being fixed. That really give of the whole "going out of buisness vibe"

Spoiler: just to be clear

 

[_caleb]

I'm actually ok with the blue rocks. I like @Magicart87's suggestions above to tell more of a story about/around them. I LOVE the artists drawing of the old Tomorrowland entrance with those waterfall tower fountains. But the real-life photos seem a bit too minimalistic for me. I'd like to see a combination of the two concepts- more of the original, streamlined, Space-Age look together with space rocks, and kinetic moving stuff for visual interest.

 

[KBLovedDisney]

I'm actually ok with the blue rocks. I like @Magicart87's suggestions above to tell more of a story about/around them. I LOVE the artists drawing of the old Tomorrowland entrance with those waterfall tower fountains. But the real-life photos seem a bit too minimalistic for me. I'd like to see a combination of the two concepts- more of the original, streamlined, Space-Age look together with space rocks, and kinetic moving stuff for visual interest.

Wonder how they could incorporate the two aspects along with the rocks. All I can imagine is that they would add waterfalls...not sure how that would look to be honest.

 

[_caleb]

Wonder how they could incorporate the two aspects along with the rocks. All I can imagine is that they would add waterfalls...not sure how that would look to be honest.

When I look at the artist's rendering image of the old entrance, I think the rockwork in/around the water could be a little more pronounced and blue.

 

[AmandaS.]

Did not even have to do a search...went to Yahoo to do the search and the Toyota Camry ads were already on the page. Here is a screen shot.

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If you want to screw with people using ads, one of the best ways to do it is to put "hidden text" in emails. Like I read about how one guy at a workplace kept complaining someone was stealing his mechanical pencil lead. So a coworker in every email he sent this guy, at the bottom would write "mechanical pencil" "pencil lead" and etc, and then change the font color to white, so you wouldn't see it. Google started showing all these ads for mechanical pencil lead on sale, and the guy went all tinfoil hat and "google is listening to my converstations".

 

[epcotisbest]

If you want to screw with people using ads, one of the best ways to do it is to put "hidden text" in emails. Like I read about how one guy at a workplace kept complaining someone was stealing his mechanical pencil lead. So a coworker in every email he sent this guy, at the bottom would write "mechanical pencil" "pencil lead" and etc, and then change the font color to white, so you wouldn't see it. Google started showing all these ads for mechanical pencil lead on sale, and the guy went all tinfoil hat and "google is listening to my converstations".

Now that is hilarious. Gonna try it. Thanks for the devious (clever) idea.