Originally Posted By DLFAN79 Safety? So u u all think noone can SLIP, say when its RAINING, on a HARD WOOD floor??? Ummmmmmm..........
Originally Posted By knoxvelour <<Yet the jewelry shop next door just got new carpet.>> That's because if you drop a ring or something onto carpet, it doesn't go bouncing around the floor ending up under a counter or somewhere less accessible. Drop it on carpet, it's not going too far.
Originally Posted By LPFan22 ~~~That's because if you drop a ring or something onto carpet, it doesn't go bouncing around the floor ending up under a counter or somewhere less accessible.~~~ Yep, that makes sense. Now that I think about it though, I can't imagine a watch falling on a hard floor (if someone accidentally dropped it) can be good for it either. Oh well. It's a pretty floor, anyway. =)
Originally Posted By Mickey Dude I think it adds more to that old haunted house effect only they should age the wood a little more
Originally Posted By Jim in Merced CA Man, I can't believe my 'Disney is going into the toilet' fake website URL got admin-ed. Just a few months ago, those things were comedy gold. Now, they end up on the cutting room floor, along with swear words, personal attacks, and mean spirited comments about world events. *Sniff*
Originally Posted By Blacksheep Uncle when were we there last weekend most of us aggreed that the floors were a nice addition... and we wondered why we hadn't heard anything about it on LP???
Originally Posted By berol http:\\Jimgotadmined..... I didn't like the photo of the floor, but I'm open to having my mind changed in person. It's a plot to distract from the EXIT signs.
Originally Posted By patrickegan What happened to the good old days when the boards were fun? Too many admin’s and moderator’s everywhere seems like all the good jokes are strictly verboten! Absolutely no fun will be had or tolerated until further notice! The Management.
Originally Posted By ChurroMonster The new floor looks cheesy and kind of cartoony. I guess it reflects the general direction that Disneyland is going.
Originally Posted By kennect The photo of it reminds me of a spider web type effect in its overall design...I still want to know if it is truly a hardwood floor or something else....But my bigger question is the idea of entering the HM how visible is this floor to most people???? I don't think the photo shown taken with a flash is what most people will see....
Originally Posted By Goofyernmost >>>The new floor looks cheesy and kind of cartoony. I guess it reflects the general direction that Disneyland is going.<<< Isn't that strange! It's exactly the same feeling I have about the Halloween/Nightmare before Christmas overlay. What a degradation of a wonderful attraction. I am so happy that they don't do it at WDW.
Originally Posted By Skippy So on rainy days, without the foyer carpet absorbing all the water and mud, does that mean that the stretching room carpets will now end up soaked instead?
Originally Posted By berol mmm, musty elevator. I scuffed my shoes around on it and it didn't feel like a ceramic floor, I'd vote wood. i didn't mind the web cuz the room was half-full and you couldn't tell what it was. I'd prefer it look as normal of a house as possible until the stretching room stretches tho. (ignoring the 20 million pumpkins outside at this time of year )
Originally Posted By jimminy44 It looks disappointing. The workmanship is definitely sub-par when compared with the wood work that is on the walls. I was expecting a more appealing "web" and was disappointed to find the straight lines of wood that make up the web design. It's obvious that they used an off-the-shelf PERGO type system that they maded into a circualar pattern. The whole floor cries out as a cheap retrofit that obviously does not match the quality of workmanship that you would expect in a mansion.
Originally Posted By leemac <<Just a few months ago, those things were comedy gold.>> Jim that should have read: Just five years ago, those things were comedy gold.
Originally Posted By leemac <<It looks disappointing. The workmanship is definitely sub-par when compared with the wood work that is on the walls. >> How the heck you can tell that from a photo is beyond me. If the workmanship is sub-par then it will fall apart once a few million people have trapsed across it.
Originally Posted By leemac That foyer used to stink the place down when the carpet got wet. I'm glad they have gone for something more sensible.
Originally Posted By DisneyChica I agree lee, I can remmeber that nasty smell when I would walk into the foyer.
