LudwigVonDrake
Well-Known Member
Unless I missed it: Did they change the soundtrack of the TTA or not?
Ummm....I know I heard they were going to work on the ceiling, but....sure don't look like it.Here are some pics from the Orlando Sentinel's Theme Park Rangers http://blogs.orlandosentinel.com/features_orlando/2009/09/disney-magic-kingdom-tomorrowland-transit-authority-space-mountain-pictures.html
Ummm....I know I heard they were going to work on the ceiling, but....sure don't look like it.
And all that new track? I'm thinking.....no.
Nope.Is any of this (supports) new?
Nope.
Refurb: Failure on a massive scale.
But Lee, everyone knows this is just the prefurb!
Duh!
I guess this is opinion.Because...it's lights.:shrug:
It's a nice little touch, but it's not going to make me wet myself with excitement.
Ah. True. Switching out would have been good, but then again, we got an addition.Switching out one scene for another doesn't seem like a downgrade to me... :wave:
I think the lights tie into to a longer range vision and plan. Are you trying to carry the water for 74 and con while they are gone?
The lights are quite an amazing add IMO!
I can't hold it in....
Way To Go TDO! :sohappy:
Even Evan is excited about D23 announcements.
And all the stuff happening at Epcot too. And the TTA lights etc.
And the new kuka arms...........oh wait.
I guess this is opinion.
For me, it does something for the whole land. And it kinda alludes to something else getting lights...Hopefully.:shrug:
I like it. Makes Tomorrowland look fresh.
Ah. True. Switching out would have been good, but then again, we got an addition.
It's a good thing, jt, but it's not that good.:lol:
Ah, to find a happy balance....
Yep....I would be happier if WDW were FOR SURE getting something out of this, however. Right now, it seems as though D23= Disney minus WDW.
Any WDW announcement(s) were to be on Saturday.......hopefully.
narration? music? tunnels? epcot model? anyone?:wave:
Not a loop...but I was looking to get the godawful futuristic hair salon scene switched out. :dazzle:
I see your point. Walt's Disneyland didn't need an overcooked backstory to justify the presence of an attraction. Take the Matterhorn, for instance. There's no fancy "we're on a mission to find the Abominable Snowman" story---and before the addition of the Snowman in the 70s, there was no "we're on a mission to bobsled down the Matterhorn to save the day". It was simply, "you're bobsledding around the Matterhorn." Let your imagination work its magic.
I, too, get annoyed with the overly complicated storylines that are lost on the majority of the guests. I think much of the stories are lost on guests because the presentation of these storylines is too expository. I much prefer the old-school WDI attractions that simply put you in the middle of the action and let your imagination explain what you're seeing. Pirates and Mansion didn't need explicit storylines to impress generations of guests (and I don't count the storylines that could only be found in the SOP guides).
Disney does well when it emphasizes theming over expository storytelling.
NO! That is a classic scene! I love it, and geez you only see it for a few seconds, do you really need them to change it?
Yes!!! I think it would be a great spot for Tinekeeper. :shrug:
Paging Mr Morrow, Mr Tom Morrow ... I'm so glad it has opened before next week when we'll be resting our weary feet on it several times.
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