Park Update: Disneyland Resort California

[Thrill Reconnoiter]

Toy Story Mania construction continues, California Screamin' goes down, and that whistle and bustle you keep hearing about PeopleMover just may be true!

Take me to the update: http://www.rollercoasterpro.com/updates/dlr12.25.07/

http://www.rollercoasterpro.com/updates/dlr12.25.07/disneyland%20040.jpg

[p0tat0]

awesome pic at the end.. who took the pictures?

[Thrill Reconnoiter]

Pictures compliments of Jake.

[The Storm Runner]

Great pics, Jake! For Toy Story Mania, what are those buildings suppose to be? They don't really resemble anything from the movie.

I really like that last picture and the one above in Ryan's post! :)

[Jake]

Thanks guys, but Ryan did most of the work. I just took the pictures!

[Mike T]

Its interesting that Disney went with more of an old Floridian style of architecture on the Toy Story building. Although it looks nice and it fits in with the park well, I just thought it was an interesting choice nonetheless. This will definately help bring the park together when the entire thing goes under refurbishment in a few years. Toy Story is just a start at what should be a classier looking amusement park...

[p0tat0]

^I really like the design they went for.

[ArrowOwnzU]

^^ How is it an old Floridian design. It's Victorian. Last time I checked it wasn't specific to Florida.

[p0tat0]

Like the old Floridian hotel I think that's what he was saying, but you're right

[Top Thrill Dolphin]

The Grand Floridian was based on Hotel del Coronado in San Diego.

[Mike T]

http://www.andrewcusack.com/flarch2.jpg

I was referring to buildings such as this. Its a style that was pretty common in the older days of Florida, with the paneled roofing. I didn't mean to offend anybody but I hope this clears things up...

[ArrowOwnzU]

I wasn't really offended as much as I was confused, lol.