Screenshot / Concourse to Tomorrowland

04-February 16

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Mattk48 Offline

I think the rockwork needs to be reworked, especially around the corner (turnaround) there. I dig the rest of the screen, planters look nice
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nin Offline

Is this mine train actually worth the 70 minute wait?
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The landscaping around the Mine Train can be a bit better. Maybe vary up the land textures a bit. The rest is alright, not one of your best screens, just looks really bare and empty.
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Mattk48 Offline

@nin

Nope

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chemist Offline

I like the feel but seems a bit too simple and stale.
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disneylandian192 Offline

Quite the thematic transition here. A shame you didn't have more room for more trees to hide the blues of Tomorrowland from guests still in Fantasyland.
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nin Offline

Quite the thematic transition here. A shame you didn't have more room for more trees to hide the blues of Tomorrowland from guests still in Fantasyland.
This to me has always been the weakest part of Magic Kingndom. The placement of the Seven Dwarves ride allows for a more seamless transition (given that it's just landscaping at the end of a strip), but they nix the idea by having the Speedway and Venus shop on either side of the concourse. If both of these were more landscape-oriented you could actually have a seamless transition between the two polar ends of the park.
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Highball Offline

This to me has always been the weakest part of Magic Kingndom. The placement of the Seven Dwarves ride allows for a more seamless transition (given that it's just landscaping at the end of a strip), but they nix the idea by having the Speedway and Venus shop on either side of the concourse. If both of these were more landscape-oriented you could actually have a seamless transition between the two polar ends of the park.
Which is exactly why I placed the Mine Train there. Going from medieval Europe to a land of tomorrow is a thematic pain in the ass. As you said, the foliage around the Mine Train allows for a better transition. Only downside is how I had Fantasyland already meant that the entrance for the 7DMT had to be facing Fantasyland. Some of the screen is still a work in progress but overall I'm happy with it.
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