VIDEO: computer fly-through of TLM

[TalkingHead]

Another thing that caught my attention was his comment about Expedition Everest: In a traditional design project, it would have used 20,000 pieces of paper to design. but with the computer, not a single one. That gets your attention.

And we see how well that worked out...

 

[DocMcHulk]

at one point it sounds like he was going to say "meet and greets", but cut himself off and went on to another topic. Just thought I would throw that out there.

"we're creating a fantasy forest, meet... uhh..uh... Be Our Guest Restaurant"

 

[DocMcHulk]

And we see how well that worked out...

well, the CONSTRUCTION was flawless. It's the AA that is the problem. He was talking about the design of the entire structure.

 

[TalkingHead]

well, the CONSTRUCTION was flawless. It's the AA that is the problem. He was talking about the design of the entire structure.

Seems the AA and the structure are related since rumor has it the one is affecting the other.

 

[DocMcHulk]

Seems the AA and the structure are related since rumor has it the one is affecting the other.

I've never heard that. Interesting.

 

[RunnerEd]

I hate to correct the VP of Imagineering but he did say that the Yetti was one of the largest anamatronics that they've ever created. The last several times I've ridden Everest, it looked more like a hairy statue.:brick:

 

[awilliams4]

I was waiting for the question/answer period......ask him about the Yeti, ask him when they are fixing the Yeti, come on, come on. Oh man. I can't believe no one asked about the Yeti!?!?!?!?!?

 

[DisneyParksFan1]

There was a question/answer period? Lol, I didn't see the whole thing.

 

[ChrisFL]

I'm surprised they showed a DisneySea part!

 

[French Quarter]

This was the most interesting video that I've seen in a long time! What a great presentation. I truly found it fascinating. The technology they use is just amazing.