I don't hate their food. But usually a mall has some tastier options available, and so Hot Dog on a Stick never wins. Its how I feel about Poki Bowls currently. I don't dislike them, but I'd rather have better food that's usually just a few steps away.
It’s there in the Mark Twain - “is a part of critter country”
I don’t have a link but I’ve ridden multiple times (love the steamboat!) and I know it’s there. I’m sure a full recording is out there.
I don't think I'm aware either, what part is incorrect?
I’ve ridden in the last couple of days but I’m not 100% sure I listened that carefully since I had already heard the new narration a couple of times.
It was. I’m silly enough that I rode the last steamboat and the last steam train past / through splash the night of the closing and then I rode them both the next day.
I really agree with you, @mickEblu! When I saw the recent photos of SanFransokyo, I felt as if new Disney projects have to "scream" at their guests. Pixar Pier is already the worst offender in Anaheim. Maybe it is just a mirror of today's approach to having to be noticed. But it's not a good look for the Disney parks.Why does every.single.project modern WDI scare me these days? Here’s some work going on at Tiana’s Place where they are painting the wrought iron YELLOW
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Why does it seem like every year Disneyland is more and more becoming a parody of itself? Everything has to be over the top instead of creating a place that feels lived in and harmonious with its surroundings. See the doll house colors on Sleeping Beauty Castle, what they did to the Snow White facade and the San Fransokyo redo of Pacific Wharf. Every ride or attraction or restaurant is just thought of as its own unique thing as if they all exist in solitary confinement. Works as an Instagram pic for sure but not as great for someone experiencing the “theme” park in real time.
Makes me scared about all the exterior/ facade work for TBA. What non sense will they eliminate the beautiful cobblestone facade with the foliage on the chimney for? It’s just more examples of Disneyland moving away from being a theme park to being a IP/ character driven park. None of the examples I gave above are destroying my time by any means but it just seems like they keep chipping away (in many categories) at all the things that made Disneyland great.
Taking bets on how quickly Chickapin Hill gets knocked down.
I was also wondering if that was some sort of base coat. (Not that renderings are Gospel) but there's nothing in that one rendering we've seen to indicate that YELLOW is going to be the final color.
Why does every.single.project modern WDI scare me these days? Here’s some work going on at Tiana’s Place where they are painting the wrought iron YELLOW
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Why does it seem like every year Disneyland is more and more becoming a parody of itself? Everything has to be over the top instead of creating a place that feels lived in and harmonious with its surroundings. See the doll house colors on Sleeping Beauty Castle, what they did to the Snow White facade and the San Fransokyo redo of Pacific Wharf. Every ride or attraction or restaurant is just thought of as its own unique thing as if they all exist in solitary confinement. Works as an Instagram pic for sure but not as great for someone experiencing the “theme” park in real time.
Makes me scared about all the exterior/ facade work for TBA. What non sense will they eliminate the beautiful cobblestone facade with the foliage on the chimney for? It’s just more examples of Disneyland moving away from being a theme park to being a IP/ character driven park. None of the examples I gave above are destroying my time by any means but it just seems like they keep chipping away (in many categories) at all the things that made Disneyland great.
