News Tomorrowland love

ChrisFL

Premium Member
The whole aesthetic of Tomorrowland is so dated and cheesy in the worst possible way. It didn't go full steampunk like Paris and lost all the futuristic sleekness it once had but added the rocks that don't fit either, so now its in this weird limbo that just doesn't mesh. The steampunk aspects are so cartoonish there isn't a way to just repaint or cover up to make them any better. If the rocks were more prominent throughout the rest of the land I could see them presenting the area as a different planet but without that they are just out of place. Rip the non-structural aspects out and start over. Shoot for something that will not be dated in 5 years.

A sleek simplistic new sign is a good start. The waterfalls would be even better but there's no way they are spending that kind of money.

It wasn't supposed to be steampunk, it was retro future like the 50's and 60's
 

KevinPage

Well-Known Member
So they are spending money to downgrade and simplfiy the entrance sign to a land? What logical sense does this make?

Chapek doesn’t want to spend $$$ to build, why spend it to deconstruct?
 

tirian

Well-Known Member
the fins were spectacular...When operating...which was not often especiallt towards the end, but they have come a long way in fountain technology since 1971...if the waterfalls were done like the waterwalls at the Aria in Las Vegas it would be mesmerizing and amazing...it would also give them a great plane to project on during the nightly projection shows...


“That looks expensive. Why don’t we paint Instagram-ready backgrounds for underpaid CPs to take selfies and convince their friends life is MAGICAL?” — Bob Chapek
 

AVAC Juice

Active Member
I didn’t mind them during their respective celebrations. They just should have departed immediately at the end of each celebration like the Castle Cake. I’m not inherently opposed to an ostentatious, temporary decorative element as part of a celebration.
Agreed.

I wish Mickeys Birthdayland ended with the "use by date" on the celebration rather than morphed into Mickeys Starland, Mickeys Toontown Fair and uggh Storybook Circus.
 

ChrisFL

Premium Member
as someone who is artistic, I hate people judging what I work on when it's only partially completed. So in this case I am still going to wait and see what the finished product looks like.

I do think it's interesting that there seems to be a split from people who like the original design, the '94 design with regular rocks and the blue/purple rocks.

I actually like the blue/purple rocks 🤷‍♂️
 

ToTBellHop

Well-Known Member
as someone who is artistic, I hate people judging what I work on when it's only partially completed. So in this case I am still going to wait and see what the finished product looks like.

I do think it's interesting that there seems to be a split from people who like the original design, the '94 design with regular rocks and the blue/purple rocks.

I actually like the blue/purple rocks 🤷‍♂️
I like the idea of the new aesthetic. It’s just being sloppily executed in some cases. But I, too, am eager to see the finished project. The current pace should leave this finished in 2025.
 

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