http://www.wdwmagic.com/Attractions...-at-Fantasy-Forest-in-the-new-Fantasyland.htm
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The forest arrives at Fantasy Forest in the new Fantasyland
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WDWFigment
Well-Known Member
That's crazy! Thanks for the update!
WishIwasThere
Active Member
Darn it...I was enjoying the over the wall Dumbo pics.
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stphnbogert
they better be moving those trees. i check this website everyday for updated photos and videos of the construction. and if disney is reading this.....BRING CINDERELLA AND AURORA back!!!! =)
DocMcHulk
Well-Known Member
that was my first thought
I'm not sure they are tall enough - we'll have to see.
Only Disney can drop in 30 good-sized Oak trees over night LOL
Brian Noble
Well-Known Member
At the very least, it will improve the look of the area back there---even from the ground, and even back in July, it wasn't exactly good looking.
cbconglom
Well-Known Member
we can still see!! thanks samuele!!
http://orlandoparksnews.blogspot.com/2010/10/fantasyland-forest-new-update.html#more
http://orlandoparksnews.blogspot.com/2010/10/fantasyland-forest-new-update.html#more
Atomicmickey
Well-Known Member
Well, yeah, it's going to block the view, and also improve the view at the same time, It would be cool if they themed the construction walls as well--but I guess they don't want people to think they are "theming on the cheap". Anyway, the trees do look nice.
Find a way, spies! Must have more construction pics!
If they're trying to block the view of Dumbo-cam, that shows how seriously they're taking leaks and such these days. Keeping the magic, magic. And bulldozers ain't magic!
Find a way, spies! Must have more construction pics!
If they're trying to block the view of Dumbo-cam, that shows how seriously they're taking leaks and such these days. Keeping the magic, magic. And bulldozers ain't magic!
Atomicmickey
Well-Known Member
OK, so you can see by this pic that the trees are all in buckets.
These are from that orlando parks news site--thanks!
I'm guessing these are just a temporary screen!
These are from that orlando parks news site--thanks!
I'm guessing these are just a temporary screen!
OK, so you can see by this pic that the trees are all in buckets.
These are from that orlando parks news site--thanks!
I'm guessing these are just a temporary screen!
Those guys are going to want some serious water. Disney don't typically use Oaks as a screen. I think this is more dual purpose. I'm guessing they are going to be used in the project, and are now onsite and can serve as a screen until they are positioned.
Lee
Adventurer
Yes. That.
MKCP 1985
Well-Known Member
Gosh, it seems like not long ago at all Disney was cutting down trees in the Magic Kingdom, clearing the views for fireworks. I'd have to say that a true canopy of trees in Fantasyland where firework viewing is not necessarily encouraged and where no parades run would be an awesome addition and a welcome change in a blistering hot and mostly open and exposed to the sun area of the park.
I hadn't really given any serious thought to an actual forest feel, but if they do green up the backside of Fantasyland, I will be pleased and impressed. :king:
I hadn't really given any serious thought to an actual forest feel, but if they do green up the backside of Fantasyland, I will be pleased and impressed. :king: