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Nothing spectacular but it looks incredibly realistic. I am getting Disney from it.

how did you make that logo and how do you get that logo on you scrennshots and how do you attach images here?

I like it except for in the rct 2 height system, that building must be like 50 feet tall....

HT

Thats the first screen from this project that i dont like. It looks plain, rushed, and I think you could do better. The sign looks ok, nothing more nothing less, and apart from that, im dissapointed with the building. The concept is a good one, and the height really hepls in this case, but its just far too plain IMO.

It does look real tho, so its not that bad - But im certain you can do better.
*fingers crossed for new updates*

Actually on a second inspection, it doesnt look that bad, but i still think you could do much better.

The Starcade building and presumed WEDway (yes, I said WEDway) track looks too much like the old WDW Tomorrowland. You know, the one that was in place until 1994 and thought the future would be nothing but white and aqua concrete with spires haphazardly sticking out of the ground.

It doesn't look that bad. I just seem to always imagine Tomorrowland with large white buildings. The only real complaint I have is what appears to be the WEDway track. It should deffinetly be the same color as the supports. Have ou considered importing another style of track from RCT1 with the small monorail cars? That would make the track look a lot more like a WEDway system. Also, how do you plan on building Space Mountan?

People keep sayin it doesnt look as good as it could be.....
But..
Your going for a disney approach and that is simply a great disney building...
Quite plain, simple, effective and basically stunning..It doesnt have to be jazzy, colourful but youve captured the atmosphere defintely..

well done

The only real complaint I have is what appears to be the WEDway track.

A-ha! A fellow "WEDway" sayer! We must rise up and defeat Disney and their "Tomorrowland Transit Authority" cronies! Long live 60's visions of the future!

Well, this part is pretty heavily based on the Disneyland Tomorrowland. The hard part is getting the dimensions of the buildings and textures and the colors right using the original scenery I have. Also, Tomorrowland Transit Authority isn't done. Heck, that building isn't done!

This park looks great, and a whole lot like disney.

The station for Tomorrowland Transit Authority has been completed, and more pathwork for the area has been extended. Work will begin on the northern half of the buildings on the main entranceway.

Rumors have suggested that Tomorrowland may, in fact, be branched off into another area. Other rumors say that it will simply be themed slightly different on its northern end. We can only wait and see until work commences and more photos are released, but for now, construction remains steady, though behind schedule.

i would have to agree it is a very nice park. Keep up the good work Corkscrewed!

May 28, 2003
Seville, Spain

Major construction has been focused on Tomorrowland lately at the Walt Disney Escape Resort construction site. The building for Star Tours has been repainted to a vibrant gold and the Buzz Lightyear's Space Training Facility building has been begun. This building, across from Star Tours, will feature an indoors play area for children. These future Star Command cadets will engage in all sorts of training and may even receive Certificates of Excellence if they perform to Star Command standards.

Land marking also indicates that the Innoventions building will be located next door to Space Command facilities, across from Starcade. On the second level terrace of Innoventions, an outdoor patio for one of Tomorrowland's four dining facilities will be placed.

However, making the greatest news is the construction of Space Mountain. One of possible two roller coasters that will be found here, Space Mountain has been slowly erected over the past few weeks, however it is the details of this roller coaster that has excited enthusiasts. In a first ever move, Disney has contacted Bolliger & Mabillard to construct this famous coaster. Modelled after the Disneyland Paris version, this high thrills attraction features the same launch from a standstill, but through its convoluted, three inversion course, the train is much smoother. Furthermore, the design is based on a floorless seat, so that riders have the sensation of literally flying through space. This design, when placed indoors in strategically darkened lighting, will make full use of the floorless advantages, strengthening the illusion even further.

The launch will utilize a modified version of the flywheel system. The wheels will operate a pulley system that hurtles trains from zero to 45 miles per hour in only a few seconds! Plenty of headchoppers and special effects will accompany the ride, which will be located at the end of the Tomorrowland main entrance boulevard.


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.

Sounds good, its a shame theres no screens but that might ruin the surprise.

YOUR EVIL! It's Wedway, not TTA! How dare you disgrace the Disney name!

Other that all sounds good.

Finally an update. I was startin to get worried. Sounds good, but my eyes need a work-out. Nice new logo, much better than the other one.

Pics please,
Hevydevy

Tomorrowland Transit Authority?

That's it. No more of this park for me.

sounds and looks great can't wait till your done every thing looks and feels like a walt disney escape park in spain made on rct2 yep. it true
pics look great

Tomorrowland Transit Authority?

That's it. No more of this park for me.

Sorry to disappoint you, my friend, but you're from another era, and alas, I'm not, unfortunately.

what is the problem with that monorail, i don't get it, why does everybody make such a prob of it, it looks good and it has a use, final

i love the fact that its a B&M space mountain, the corkscrew space mountains are coasters from hell in real life...

looking great man, keep it up