JEANYLASER
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I think it's a great idea. Because I love The Incredibles!
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Rumor The Wave to become an 'Incredibles Steakhouse'
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peter11435
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No. I do not. I understand the economics of the situation just fine.
There’s a difference between justified and deserved.
Spash007
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Because then they can’t bill it as a new “immersive” Incredibles Resort, or charge appropriately
JustInTime
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I am for this. It’s probably my least favorite resort. If it were redone, I’d actually stay there. My thoughts is to cover the mural with something that is removable down the line should they decide to relocate or preserve it.
Disney Maddux
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Please no. The Contemporary is perfect. If they want to do this, just make some of the rooms themed to Incredibles, or just put all the Incredibles stuff into Bay Lake Tower.
Communicora
Premium Member
There is no reason to cover up that mural. What a waste of a beautiful piece of art and Disney history. It also fits right in with a lot of current design trends.
Haymarket2008
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I feel that this could extend to maybe being a “floor” of the Contemporary. I don’t see them going full out in this instance.
brihow
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I agree - go crazy and theme all the rooms on one floor and give guests the option.
That being said - I don't have a problem with them giving the lobby /dining level a refresh and making it more streamlined and classy. But they WILL be receiving a long letter from me if they try to cover or destroy the Mary Blair mural.
xdan0920
Think for yourselfer
I think it’ll be fine. The incredibles will just be hosting Mickey and friends. Maybe Jack Jack has a Mickey plush in the Incredibles 3, so it ties in.
Haymarket2008
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Totally. They need to go all in on the mid century design and have it key off of the mural. It’s a masterpiece.
trainplane3
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SpaceMountain77
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Well, this suggests that the reimagining will be more than the addition of wall art and new carpeting. Significant changes are on the horizon.
DCLcruiser
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I like it...(runs and hides)
I never understood the Grand Canyon artwork in what should have been a spaceport hotel.
I never understood the Grand Canyon artwork in what should have been a spaceport hotel.
lazyboy97o
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What better way to celebrate an anniversary than by tossing those ideas in the trash?
polynesiangirl
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I do like the idea of a midcentury modern look for the Contemporary. A full-on, all-over Incredibles theme would...not be something I would want.
EpcotCenter82
Active Member
I think it would be cool to return the decor in the Grand Canyon Concourse to how it appeared when the resort opened in 1971. Those neat (at least to a 13-year-old at the time) plexiglas trees, the vibrant carpet that matched the colors of the Mary Blair mural, etc.
starri42
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I'm more okay with the mid-century themeing than I would be if they made it look like the Incredicoaster.
tribbleorlfl
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As someone who collects mid century furniture and artwork, I'm ok with this. The production design and details in Incredibles 2 (and to a lesser extent, the original film) had me drooling the entire movie. And considering mid century design is currently "in" again, it fits in with the "Contemporary" theme.
PurpleJesus
Active Member
And who gets to be the judge of "deserved". You? The people that book the rooms and pay the rates and keep the place almost always full? Me?
Disney sets the rate as high as they can for all of their rooms. So does every company.