Originally Posted By Skylardad BlueOhana - Unfortunately I have not been able to get my hands on a copy of the Tommorowland DVDs so I can't go back and review Ray Bradbury's comments. However, I can appreciate his input since he was a major consultant to the story in SE. I understand what you (and Ray Bradbury) are saying - that if it hasn't happened yet, then it is technically sci-fi. And what you pointed out regarding "Stitch" in Tomorrowland is exactly what I am refering to. It is the Stitch-like and Buzz Lightyear-like entertainment that I hope does not come to Epcot.
Originally Posted By Spirit of 74 <<At least not in Orlando my dear Spirit friend. Leemac comaplints often that TDS is "too real a place" for him... and I feel that is the greatest compliment to Disney's Imagineering. When you visit TDS, take a stroll alongside the Venetian Gondola canal and tell me you are NOT in Venezia.>> Without taking a shot at Lee, personally, I find it hard to consider that a legit complaint when DAK is as real as they get and he loves that place (as do I.) That's the whole point about WDI, when they do their true magic they transport you to another time, another place, another world. I don't understand how that can be a bad thing.
Originally Posted By Labuda Maybe lee is bothered by the hookers at the shoreline there at TDS? A little TOO real, ya know? lol Rewad this while you can - I have a feeling I'll be admined soon! Sorry!
Originally Posted By FerretAfros It's a totally different kind of Streetmosphere! When comparing TDS and DAK, I really do feel that DAK is much more fantasy-based thatn TDS. There is Discovery Island, which looks nothing like any place that exists in the real world. Also Chester and Hester's really does have a lot of fantasy and creativity involved in it. Sure, it might not be the most flattering theme ever, but it was done creatively. Many of the other lands really feel like a postcard from the places they represent, like the World Showcase Pavillions in Epcot. They feel real, but not authentic. On the other hand, the TDS areas are totally realistic, down to signs in the "local" langauge of different areas. Mermaid Lagoon is pure fantasy, and while the Mysterious Island and Port Discovery are based in fantasy, they feel very very real. The rest of the lands feel amazingly real (excluding the other guests in them), and really make you feel like you have gone halfway around the world within a few steps. Although I do not have the same complaint of TDS feeling too real, I can definately understand the logic behind it.
Originally Posted By ssWEDguy >> hookers at the shoreline at TDS << Fisherman have problems at TDS with hooks?
Originally Posted By TDLFAN >>Maybe lee is bothered by the hookers at the shoreline there at TDS? A little TOO real, ya know? lol<< WE don't refer to such guests at TDS as "hookers". They are called "Character Hags".
