Originally Posted By davewasbaloo Oh, I am hoping FLE makes a huge difference. Ever since the Lagoon disappeared, Fantasyland was even worse than I thought possible in Florida. It really needs this remodel.
Originally Posted By Schmitty Good Vibes ... Hey, hey! San Francisco is still represented by a bathroom. <<< If there aren't any glory holes it's not representative of San Francisco.
Originally Posted By Jim in Merced CA <Well JimInMercedCa what you are refering to is what many in the business call "Honest Entertainment". The Ghost Town peek-ins at Knotts are a prime example of this type of "honest entertainment." They tell a low tech visual story. Disneyland is full of these examples too. But they are "fill in" details, not whole "districts". And even with Bugs Life 4-D show, the farm simply wasted too much prime area on mind numbing dribble. So yeah, no one appreciates this type of visual story telling more than I do. But only if it is treated as an enhancement to the overall theme not as the main source of entertainment.> crapshoot, I totally agree. I think we're saying the same thing. Haven't heard the 'honest entertainment' term before -- but I like it!
Originally Posted By DlandDug >>If there aren't any glory holes it's not representative of San Francisco.<< Yes, why wasn't there an attraction about the Gold Rush...?
Originally Posted By Yookeroo "If there aren't any glory holes it's not representative of San Francisco." LOL
Originally Posted By mstaft Sorry, but I have to ask- what's a glory hole? I thought it was where miners found the motherlode of gold.
Originally Posted By Jim in Merced CA ^^^It's pornographic mstaft. You could run a google search and find plenty of examples on plenty of porno sites. Good luck on that.
Originally Posted By crazycroc ... Hey, hey! San Francisco is still represented by a bathroom. <<< "If there aren't any glory holes it's not representative of San Francisco" LOL. And if people aren't sticking applesacks through them, they aren't really for glory!
Originally Posted By Bob Paris 1 "And maybe have your beat talent actually focus on it as opposed to being a sidebar to the paying gig in Tokyo." Freudian slip? I mean, I know some of them imagineers are known for being a bit fancy and flamboyant but "beat talent"?!?
Originally Posted By Schmitty Good Vibes >>> ^^^It's pornographic mstaft <<< And it has everything to do with restrooms in San Francisco.
Originally Posted By ImTempest I would really like the Peoplemover to be brought back, but this time have it go from the back of Disneyland to the back of DCA. I would really love them to build a Rock n Roller Coaster not far from the Tower of Terror. And finally (but this will never happen), I wish it was one big park, with a pedestrian bridge going over the center area to let the people staying in the Harbor hotels get to Downtown Disney.
Originally Posted By crapshoot <<And it has everything to do with restrooms in San Francisco.>> Really? And all this time I thought it had everything to do with Knott's Berry Farm's Calico Mine Train.
Originally Posted By Mickeymouseclub I think a Phineas&Ferb creation linking DCA to DL farthest points could be accomplished! Of course the reality is we would be lucky if DL//WDW//// could afford and actually maintain a pedicab service! I guess they could call it P&F Pedicab for all your transport needs. If you see the pedicabbers let me know.. Nobody has mentioned them but they were super busy at Universal Orlando!
Originally Posted By DlandDug Maybe a Doofenshmirtz Evil, Inc. blimp to fly guests back and forth: <a href="http://www.laughingplace.com/Showpic.asp?filename=http://s231432788.onlinehome.us/lotion/pics/SS20110805-ComicCon/big/P04-0004.JPG&caption=Outside%2C+Doofenshmirtz%27s+blimp+hovered+overhead%2E" target="_blank">http://www.laughingplace.com/S...rhead%2E</a>
Originally Posted By ImgineerBob I actually like the idea of an overpass for guests to walk along harbor blvd. It's such a busy street it would be nice to have a safe way to get across to the parks. Or disney could just buy all the hotels and redo the whole area so it could become like WDW although it would probably be way too epensive.
Originally Posted By Dr Hans Reinhardt The pretty much did that when the bought everything along West Street (Disneyland Drive), including the Disneyland Hotel, for the resort expansion, so it isn't entirely out of the question.
Originally Posted By Dabob2 If and when the 2nd big parking structure opens across Harbor, I think it becomes a necessity. That will just generate even more foot traffic than the hotels already do. Las Vegas has those up-over-and-down pedestrian bridges all along the strip, and something like that would seem necessary at a minimum. Even better would be a nicely themed elevated moving sidewalk (airport style) from the parking structure itself to the west side of Harbor or just beyond.
