News Tiana's Bayou Adventure - latest details and construction progress

MerlinTheGoat

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While I still don't know how complete that lighting package is, I think the blue used around the upper parts is too overwhelming. Blue works great as a way to illuminate water, as seen from the lower parts. As well as a few highlights on the hill itself. And some of that saturation is probably the camera's fault as digital cameras have known problems with capturing blue light accurately (film cameras don't have this problem btw). But even still, they needed some warmer colors like green and amber-ish white. As it is, I think that's way too much blue, which is saying a lot coming from someone whose favorite color is blue...

In addition, I was expecting the drop itself to glow more based on what the render suggested (like maybe using some internal spotlights built into the sides or something). Again, not sure how complete this is yet given how much they've been fiddling lately.

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Brer Oswald

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The photo in the top right corner is rough. Doesn’t look great from that vantage point at all.
It looks absolutely terrible from that side, which is the side that most guests will first see approaching the mound. Head on it looks better, but still not great. From the Big Thunder side, it doesn’t look too bad. Looks like Splash but with the top cut off.
 

EagleScout610

These cats can PLAAAAAYYYYY
Premium Member
Appears all visible scaffolding has come down overnight.


I've said it the whole time, it just looks overly busy. What am I supposed to focus on? The drop, the foilage, the mound, the water tower, the banner on the mill? Just reeks of "Too many cooks" syndrome. Then again that could be my graphic design side talking. They had a million ways to incorporate the Splash facade and went with the "Cover it with plants" route. Shame. Praying for a better interior.
 
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