Originally Posted By irishfan I haven't seen this posted on laughingplace, so here it is: <a href="http://www.dlrp.fr/actu_disney_parks_year_of_a_million_dreams_862.html" target="_blank">http://www.dlrp.fr/actu_disney _parks_year_of_a_million_dreams_862.html</a>
Originally Posted By FerretAfros Interesting that I haven't seen those photos here either, especially conisdering that it appears that the they were taken from this site (the very bottom line, I think, I don't really know French but I'm just guessing). It looks nice and royal, but a little lacking in the magic department. I can't help but notice how bare the walls are and that there really isn't much to look at. I'm sure it will be different with a fully realized room, but now it looks a little barren.
Originally Posted By ssWEDguy I saw a copy of this image when it was printed in the Orlando Sentinel (back on Oct 21?) My question -- are those windows in the background real? Will there be real light that comes into the room? And will you be able to look out over the MK or not? I'm still wondering if there will be an exterior space where you'll be able to actually go outside your room and look down. There appear to be some small places up there like that. And not necessarily for taking souvenir pictures looking down. Can you instead imagine the souvenir picture from the ground looking up at the castle, with you and your family out on a castle deck way up high?
Originally Posted By HauntedMansionFan Wait a second -- so now you're going to be able to STAY overnight INSIDE Cinderella Castle??? That just seems odd to me!
Originally Posted By gurgitoy2 Well, it's for the "Year of a Million Dreams" thing, so it's not like you can just book a stay. I don't know how they are going to handle all of the logistics, or how they will use it after the celebration is over.
Originally Posted By Spirit of 74 <<My question -- are those windows in the background real? Will there be real light that comes into the room? And will you be able to look out over the MK or not?>> I believe I saw them. Just look up to the right over Cindy's Scrambled Egg Diner and Photo Op. I noticed them at night, for the first time, with green lighting (could have been for MNSSHP). But I've been told you'll be able to look out on Fantasyland's courtyard. No Main Street view. <<I'm still wondering if there will be an exterior space where you'll be able to actually go outside your room and look down. There appear to be some small places up there like that.>> No. There won't.
Originally Posted By Spirit of 74 <<I don't know how they are going to handle all of the logistics, or how they will use it after the celebration is over.>> They don't know ... and for VIPs like execs and celebs.
Originally Posted By avromark <<- Photos du restaurant par LaughingPlace.com>> I'll take a jab at this, the photos of the Restaurant, not the concept art are from Laughingplace.com
Originally Posted By FerretAfros That's why we keep you on hand. We always need a smart Canadian to translate from that silly French. I guess if I had actually read what it said, then I would have been able to figure it out pretty easily too.
Originally Posted By ssWEDguy >> I've been told you'll be able to look out on Fantasyland's courtyard. No Main Street view. << I hadn't thought of giving the family a view of the Fantasyland side of the castle. Makes good sense now that you suggest it. >> an exterior space where you'd be able to actually go outside your room and look down. << >> No. There won't. << I'm not surprised, for many good reasons. But it sure would be cool. Thanks for the insights.
Originally Posted By TDLFAN >>I noticed them at night, for the first time, with green lighting (could have been for MNSSHP).<< I saw this too last weekend on a NON-halloween party night. But I thought the lights were blue thru the big window in the back side of the castle, high above King Stephan's Banquet Hall.
