(Archive) Advertising District / WALT DISNEY ESCAPE, in Spain [fine... here...]

I don't think it's as brilliant as everyone else. It's just ok. Definitely not the best thing I've seen in the park so far. I do like the colour choice and there are some great little touches it just doesn't have a 'magical' feel to me.

Looks quite good I am not sure about the colour of the buildings, but never the less they look good. And nice theming at the sides.

Looking nice corky, cant wait to see the castle when it is finished.......

It's a bit....pink and rainy? The pink is ok, but a little strange when combined with the pirate roofs (yes, this is mantis saying something looks strange....). I like the overhang a lot, however.

And make it sunny next time you take a screen! It makes it look so much better

BTW, I'm kinda restricted by the fact that I'm not using custom scenery (having begun the park well before custom scenery was discovered), which is why it'll look a little weird.

there is the dvi importer, or whatever it is called.

BTW, I'm kinda restricted by the fact that I'm not using custom scenery (having begun the park well before custom scenery was discovered), which is why it'll look a little weird. 

Convert it to a scenario, then use sponge's DImport tool to import custom scenery. Save the scenario, then continue work on it.

or you can just go into the scenario editor take out some scenery you dont want put in da stuff you want and then save it as a scenario open it and import all of the rides you had into it

Can't save to scenario editor, cuz I got way too many rides.

Can't use DImport; I'm maxed out and have used just about every piece of scenery. Plus, I'd have no idea what scenery is what.

With a little improvisation, RCT2 scenery can be manipulated plenty enough without need for anything custom.

Screw custom scenery. Go Corky.

March 17, 2003
Seville, Spain

The majority of the work lately has branched off the castle to focus on the European Experience. A cluster of buildings has been constructed, including the Disney Gallery and the entrance to Phantom Manor. Unlike the rides from previous Disney Parks, this Haunted Mansion-type attraction will not feature a solitary old house sitting on a hill. Instead, the ride will involve an ancient, abandoned Romanian estate that has long since become the home of hundreds of ghosts and spirits. Guests will tour through the castle courtyard before descending down into the dungeon area to board their Doom Buggies.


Here is a shot of the stores lining the European Experience.


Shown is the entrance to the Disney Gallery.


When completed, Walt Disney Escape will join Warner Brothers Movie World, Madrid and Universal Port Aventura as the third major theme park in Spain. Featuring the best in traditional Disney ideas and the newest technological advances, Walt Disney Escape will provide a strong form of competition and strengthen Disney's business venture into Europe.

Please check back periodically for new updates on this exciting resort.

just keeps getting better and better

Very kool, love that building in the second screen because the way the path goes through it and all those nice flowers and bushes on the balcony above, just very simple but looks really nice. The first screen is good but I don't like the tall tower with the bushes in the top, apart from that the architecture looks and fits really nicely.

Nuff said.

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............ok, so what if looking at that screen makes me wanna restart a couple of my parks!

very nice, cant wait to see more from ya.........

What are the barrels doing floating in mid air? Whatever they're doing they look good.

Very nice!

Screw custom scenery, your park looks awesome without it. I like the Disney Gallery building thingy. What are the barrels on the wall supposed to be, lights? Park looks great, keep going at it.

just noticed after looking again im not too keen on the roman fencing under the disney gallery on the first screen....
nothing major, just a little out of place

Wow, this topic got bumped down fast.

Same old Corky, sigh. Well that same old is damn good. Everything is looking good, man, I want to go to Disney Land right now.