Father Robinson
Well-Known Member
The site that shall not be named has photos and is reporting that most (or all) the trees in Tomorrowland's hub have been replaced with much smaller trees.
Quick q: is the "site that shall not be named" MogBlickey? And if so...why, people share their links in comments all the time.
Thank you!No, it's a site that has news today about Disney.
"news"No, it's a site that has news today about Disney.
"news"
BREAKING: Bitter Disney "fanboy" is butt-hurt about official Disney Parks Blog calling out "fansite" for rampant spread of baseless rumors"news"
Someone through out an Arcade based unifying theme. I didn't hate it.It doesn't seem like Disney knows what they're doing anymore with Tomorrowland. They should have went all the way with the alien theme. It would have been better than this rainbow explosion look.
Their comments section is a big yikes too. A lot of orange tears going on...Indeed. They do a good job at posting a lot of pictures, but that's the only reason to look at anything on there.
This actually isn't turning out as badly as I expected it. It fits with the classic TL look they're going for (or were going for before the budget got nuked):
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This actually isn't turning out as badly as I expected it. It fits with the classic TL look they're going for (or were going for before the budget got nuked):
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'Til we get booze in Tomorrowland. #EndofLineClubMaybe now the guests will walk in a straight line and stop drifting right and left.
there are no attractions anymore to the left or right hardly, why stray from the middle..nothing says happy 50th like having the entire main buildings in the corridor of the land vacant.Maybe now the guests will walk in a straight line and stop drifting right and left.
I think they could do both. This would actually be quite nice if they chopped off the Stitch garbo, properly restored the supports under the PeopleMover, and then expanded the planters at the base of each support to allow for more substantial greenery.Personally, I'd prefer a greener Tomorrowland, rather than a return to mid-century Le Corbusier-inspired concrete and Brutalism. Particularly in the heat of Florida.
Do they make green cement?Personally, I'd prefer a greener Tomorrowland, rather than a return to mid-century Le Corbusier-inspired concrete and Brutalism. Particularly in the heat of Florida.
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