Andrew C
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There have been rumors of even further cuts.
ahh ok....did not see that, thanks!
There have been rumors of even further cuts.
Based on what was said at the D23 announcement of TSL and SWL it sounded like the new direction for the park was going to be immersive themed lands. I assume that Andy's Backyard was the best they could come up with as a way to tie these sorts of rides into a themed land. The land doesn't have to be set in the current timeline of the movies, there is no reason it can't be set around the time of the first movie.
But if this takes place around the first movie then the TS3 characters in TSMM won't make sense. Come to think of it, the TS3 characters in TSMM don't make sense in the first place if TSMM takes place in Andy's room.Based on what was said at the D23 announcement of TSL and SWL it sounded like the new direction for the park was going to be immersive themed lands. I assume that Andy's Backyard was the best they could come up with as a way to tie these sorts of rides into a themed land. The land doesn't have to be set in the current timeline of the movies, there is no reason it can't be set around the time of the first movie.
Honestly that's probably been the idea all along. They just described it as "Andy's Room" to try and sell it as a more immersive environment.I guess TSL will just be a hodgepodge of Toy Story characters not bound by timeline cannonity kind of like the current Star Tours is with Star Wars
I don't think they use "Andy's room" in DCA or TDS at all anyway.Honestly that's probably been the idea all along. They just described it as "Andy's Room" to try and sell it as a more immersive environment.
If they cut much further it's going to just be a concrete path with cardboard cutouts of the characters for meet & greets.There have been rumors of even further cuts.
If they cut much further it's going to just be a concrete path with cardboard cutouts of the characters for meet & greets.
There have been rumors of even further cuts.
Maybe Disney needs to quit releasing concept art.... because you know after it's built it's only half of what we had hoped or were lead to believe
I wish I could.
There have been rumors of even further cuts.
I wouldn't really call that the genius of it, rather the disappointment of it.See, thats the genius of concept art...there's never a guarantee that the finished product HAS to resemble it...but more just to give you a concept of what it could (but probably won't) look like.
I wouldn't really call that the genius of it, rather the disappointment of it.
The theme, intimacy and feel were astounding though. So exceptional that it made the park special.I just want to point out that DHS/MGM never had a "heyday". Even in 1999, the whole working studio aspect of it was over and it was short on rides. Not that they've added more than ONE ride in the 17 years since (which is a disgrace), but the point is, the park was never great.
Agreed. I would play devils advocate to say it's to gain public interest in the concept. But being a marketer, these concepts and ideas should have been fully vetted prior to making them public. Who knows though, I've never worked for Diz (please call me!) so maybe this is part of their data gather process; that is to release these at a point they're comfortable and gauge the outcry and react accordingly, budget withstanding.Maybe Disney needs to quit releasing concept art.... because you know after it's built it's only half of what we had hoped or were lead to believe
Personally, I believe that Disney just doesn't think the casual fan will notice. They will notice after it is built and the land is meh, but casual fans don't dig as deep as we do here on this site.Agreed. I would play devils advocate to say it's to gain public interest in the concept. But being a marketer, these concepts and ideas should have been fully vetted prior to making them public. Who knows though, I've never worked for Diz (please call me!) so maybe this is part of their data gather process; that is to release these at a point they're comfortable and gauge the outcry and react accordingly, budget withstanding.
I wasn't aware of the New Fantasyland project nor a follower or member of WDWMagic at the time, is it common for concepts to be release and dramatically changed until actually "go time"? Knowing what I do about the history of Disney projects, things are changed even past the initial foundation/construction phase. From the original HM in DL though to NFL Mermaid, there's constant changes for various reasons. Mostly are actually subjective artistic revisions, some budgetary. Maybe the insiders and historians can chime in if not too far off OP.
I wasn't aware of the New Fantasyland project nor a follower or member of WDWMagic at the time, is it common for concepts to be release and dramatically changed until actually "go time"? Knowing what I do about the history of Disney projects, things are changed even past the initial foundation/construction phase. From the original HM in DL though to NFL Mermaid, there's constant changes for various reasons. Mostly are actually subjective artistic revisions, some budgetary. Maybe the insiders and historians can chime in if not too far off OP.
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