TheCoasterNerd
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Will be interesting to see how similar/different the two are!
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News Tiana's Bayou Adventure - latest details and construction progress
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GoneForGood
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WDW's was not covered up.
According to Bioreconstruct's overhead photos on Twitter it seems they added foliage to the old arch way into the showbuilding.
According to Bioreconstruct's overhead photos on Twitter it seems they added foliage to the old arch way into the showbuilding.
mickEblu
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Perhaps whatever takes place in the new Slippin Falls tunnel at Disneyland will take place in the show building at MK? Maybe they just didn’t have room at DL. One thing I think Disneylands version did better was how the drops integrated with the story/music. This would seem to indicate that that will still be the case.
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splah
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Looks like Louis is in the garden at the first turn
aladdin2007
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what is all the metal scaffolding in the pic above and the one before it?
HMF
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Actually, He never said that. WDI created it as an excuse for their more lackluster ideas.
mickEblu
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You gotta be kidding me. A sign there too? SMH
mickEblu
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Cranes. Escapism at its finest.
James Alucobond
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Quite literally the laziest complaint in some time.
mickEblu
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How so?
In my 41 years on this earth I have never once found a crane to be aesthetically pleasing, charming, mysterious, adventurous or fun. There are a million other better ways they could have handled the queue. How’s that?
James Alucobond
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Take any prop in isolation and repeat.
Shovels. Escapism at its finest.
Jars. Escapism at its finest.
Barrels. Escapism at its finest.
Cooking utensils. Escapism at its finest.
A log. Escapism at its finest.
Context is relevant. Very few things are exciting on their own.
mickEblu
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I edited my post after you quoted me…
In my 41 years on this earth I have never once found a crane to be aesthetically pleasing, charming, mysterious, adventurous or fun. There are a million other better ways they could have handled the queue. So far we know we got cranes, main offices and a visually bothersome entrance with poor signage.
Except I do have context. I know where they are placed and have other info in regards to the queue. Also really, you’re going to compre cranes with jars and shovels? I also know they are usually much bigger than a jar. Lol
James Alucobond
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Your post looks the same as the quote to me, so I guess I’m not seeing the edit.
EDIT: Oh, you mean the one after.
EDIT: Oh, you mean the one after.
Uh, yes. Do you want to explain how they’re different aside from you personally not liking them? If it’s size, what about the mining equipment at Thunder Mountain?
BuddyThomas
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So you’ve been on the ride and are an expert?
peter11435
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Do the cranes in other attractions bother you?
Have you complained about the one at pirates of the Caribbean? The Jungle Cruise? Seven Dwarfs Mine Train? Journey into Imagination?
Drew the Disney Dude
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GUYS!!!!!
mickEblu
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Mining equipment evokes a time and place that many didn’t get a chance to experience in real life and would consider it adventurous. It reminds them of the romanticized old West and of adventure/ exploration. Not sure cranes do that for anyone. A crane has very few ways it can illicit any positive response.
mickEblu
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Not sure I noticed them. Haven’t been to WDW. Not sure the DL versions have any or if they are placed or staged in a less than ideal area.