Are you suggesting my dinner won't be served to me by singing enchanted objects?
I'm sorry; I meant to PM you that piece of bad news.....
Are you suggesting my dinner won't be served to me by singing enchanted objects?
Did they recreate Radiator Spring that well. I would imagine that those mountains would be hundreds of feet taller than they are in DCA. I mean if we are so bummed that the ballroom isn't exactly like it is in the movie, then I think that Carsland should be held to the exact same standard. Can we start to call Carsland a failure now too? I mean it is only fair that both coasts get their fair share of bashing on construction.
I'm sorry; I meant to PM you that piece of bad news.....
Carsland is actually up to scale, and it actually looks just like the movie. I'm going to still complain about this because its ridiculous that they can get an entire canyon town right but not an elegant ballroom right. Its really annoying especially when the Imagineers keep claiming in the videos that they are getting all the details from the film right when the ballroom is not supposed to have straight walls, a flat ceiling, or tiny columns (it all looks like a Barbie princess play-castle). If you're going to make a tribute to my Favorite film of all time do it right, or at least not claiming you are accurately recreating it because they are not. I'm sorry I know I am being a brat about this, but this is not what was presented 3 years ago.
Actually, it might be...isn't there supposed to be an LCI Lumiere figure for this restaurant? :lol:
That is a ridiculous argument, and you know it. The forced perspective technique makes those mountains appear to be true to the movie scale. The same trick that makes Cinderella Castle, Big Thunder Mountain, and Everest appear more imposing...
With this restaurant, though, it is obvious that this space is far less grandiose in terms of scale, which makes the restaurant seem a little disappointing at first glance when the space from the movie is what was promised.
Exactly this. I don't have a problem with a scaled version of what we see in the movie, so long as the scale they use still allows for an accurate representation of what it is WDI is trying to recreate. I think Carsland looks fantastic, and the mountains, while we all know they are smaller than they really should be as mountains, they are done to a scale that still makes them look believable and sized correctly with the environment they are trying to respresent.Carsland is actually up to scale, and it actually looks just like the movie. I'm going to still complain about this because its ridiculous that they can get an entire canyon town right but not an elegant ballroom right. Its really annoying especially when the Imagineers keep claiming in the videos that they are getting all the details from the film right when the ballroom is not supposed to have straight walls, a flat ceiling, or tiny columns (it all looks like a Barbie princess play-castle). If you're going to make a tribute to my Favorite film of all time do it right, or at least not claiming you are accurately recreating it because they are not. I'm sorry I know I am being a brat about this, but this is not what was presented 3 years ago.
This is what was promised 3 years ago.
So you were expecting to be seated by the Beast himself?
So you were expecting to be seated by the Beast himself?
Why not, that would be awesome
Totally.
Fair enough.
I hope you won't be too disappointed with a human waitstaff and a Lumierre animatronic in a dining area that reminds you of the settings from the movie without being an exact physical recreation of them.
Fair enough.
I hope you won't be too disappointed with a human waitstaff and a Lumierre animatronic in a dining area that reminds you of the settings from the movie without being an exact physical recreation of them.
Exactly this. I don't have a problem with a scaled version of what we see in the movie, so long as the scale they use still allows for an accurate representation of what it is WDI is trying to recreate. I think Carsland looks fantastic, and the mountains, while we all know they are smaller than they really should be as mountains, they are done to a scale that still makes them look believable and sized correctly with the environment they are trying to respresent.
I hope one day we actually get to the chance to make that comparison...if/when Avatarland comes sounds like our next chance at an e-ticket.I personally feel that if the exact Carsland from DCA was coming to WDW instead, we would have found countless issues with it by now and said TDO doesn't know what is going on. It just helps that it is being built at DLR and as such it automatically starts on a higher level.
I hope one day we actually get to the chance to make that comparison...if/when Avatarland comes sounds like our next chance at an e-ticket.
But, Avatar has been getting beat up on around here since the second they announced it. People are already declaring it a failure without knowing anything about the project besides for the fact that it (may be) coming to AK.
But, Avatar has been getting beat up on around here since the second they announced it. People are already declaring it a failure without knowing anything about the project besides for the fact that it (may be) coming to AK.
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