tparris
Well-Known Member
Pun intended?Space Mountain as a whole could be relocated but the costs would be astronomical
Pun intended?Space Mountain as a whole could be relocated but the costs would be astronomical
Yes, the building is fine but since I'm playing God I would have rebuilt that too.Don't take this the wrong way, but I cannot tell if you're joking or not. If you're not, the actual building of Space Mountain does not need a rebuild, instead, the track within the building needs to be completely torn out and built from the ground up. Swapping out a track is a very different task from relocating an entire building, especially one built like Space Mountain.
Small World, isessentiallyhoused in aglorifiedwarehouse and could be moved. Space Mountain as a whole could be relocated but the costs would be astronomical and thus would not serve much benefit compared to ground-up construction.
So.....in other words.....a lot better than what we got.The entrance and queue would have been through the Circlevision theatre, with the ride in the parking lot to the south of Tomorrowland. It was a launched coaster but of a different layout than what is being built.
10 bucks the white paint in the supports starts peeling in a few months
M&G?I don't understand why they don't take down the Stitch sign. It's ugly and is drawing attention to an attraction that no longer exists.
It implies something is still there as opposed to a closed attraction?I don't understand why they don't take down the Stitch sign. It's ugly and is drawing attention to an attraction that no longer exists.
a.k.a. lying?It implies something is still there as opposed to a closed attraction?
Thanks Bob, I needed a laugh today.. And now I started crying, because that's something they would even be considering doing :sNo need to panic, the sign will come down soon. I have directed Walt Disney Imagineering to create an immersive bar experience for this space. Scheduled opening is 2025. (These things take time!)
20 it's only a few weeks!10 bucks the white paint in the supports starts peeling in a few months
Not that it was all that great, but less than 10 years ago when the Galaxy Palace Theater was demolished. Two less than 21 years ago with the Skyway. The Tomorrowland Speedway has shrunk in size and the capacity of the CircleVision theater has decreased.Sad that despite the building of TRON, Tomorrowland's attraction count will be the same as it was 5 years ago because they decided to close SGE without a replacement.
It implies something is still there as opposed to a closed attraction?
To add, it if weren't for the sign then I'd think it was stroller parking and that's it.I think if the sign was gone nobody would even know there was supposed to be something there. It's not like there's a huge queue or anything.
But I wouldn't be surprised if that's the reasoning.
A Tron/GotG swap would've been so much better.
Also, as of yet I'm still enthusiastic about the piecemeal TL conversion. Terrific work being done everywhere. Everything is an improvement over what was, so I shan't hold nothing being just quite perfect against these projects. I love this.
Against better judgement and knowledge I'm secretly holding out for the two biggies: entrance fountains and a new Starjets spire.
I saw a group of people looking into Stitch queue with confusion. Looked like they wanted to go in. Kept looking at their map and then back to the queue sign. They should change it already. Either say it’s a meet and greet or take down the signs altogether. Otherwise it just looks like a ride that’s closed early in the day for some reason.I think if the sign was gone nobody would even know there was supposed to be something there. It's not like there's a huge queue or anything.
But I wouldn't be surprised if that's the reasoning.
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