(Archive) Advertising District / Highball's Magic Kingdom
- 13-May 11
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Cocoa Offline
I just want to eat these screens. yummy.
put some blocks behind the windows on the rooves in the bottom screen though. also, edit them in picassa or photoshop or something, paint screws it up -
nin Offline
Missing view deco pieces throughout the screens, but I'm guessing that's just a zero clearance away. -
Highball Offline
Adventureland
Embark on a bold expedition into excitement and intrigue! Journey to this captivating world, where natural wonders, incredible wildlife and untold danger surround you. Enter a lost temple in India or delve into the dark jungles of Africa. Join your fellow explorers as you boldly seek mystery, romance and imagination.
Swiss Family Treehouse
Join the Swiss Family Robinson in their lofty tree-top retreat. Transport yourself into the lives of the Robinsons, a family of 6 who were tossed onto a deserted South Seas island after a shipwreck. Walk through the living quarters they created from the wreckage of their ship, and see how they survived. Who would have thought "Do-It-Yourself" could be such fun!
Adventureland Veranda
This tropically-themed South Seas restaurant offers a family-style dinner with menu selections influenced by Polynesian dishes including skewers roasted over an oak fire pit and side dishes such as stir-fried vegetables, fried dumplings, and lo mein noodles. Your server will dash between tikis and tropical greenery to bring plates of Polynesian specialties to your table. Reservations strongly recommended.
The Sunshine Pavillion featuring Walt Disney's Enchanted Tiki Room: Tropical Serenade
Sing like the birdies sing! Get swept away to a swinging South Seas celebration hosted by Jose, Michael, Pierre and Fritz. Laugh, clap and sing-along as they are joined in song by a total of 225 animated performers — including assorted toucans, parrots, showgirl cockatoos, crooning flowers, drumming Tiki statues and chanting wooden masks. After the show, be sure to head over to the Sunshine Tree Terrace for a fruity frozen treat!
Restaurant Hakuna Matata
Step into Africa and let go of your worries: Restaurant Hakuna Matata is an oasis of peace named after the "Lion King" song and the meaning couldn't be more fitting! Enjoy spicy kebabs or curries while listening to the music and sounds of "The Lion King" or step outside and dine on one of the small seating areas scattered around the waters edge.
Festival of the Lion King
Festival of the Lion King brings the familiar characters of the Disney animated classic film "The Lion King" from the movie screen to an action-packed stage. Through music featured in the film, high-energy dances, and even fire juggling, Timon, Simba, Pumbaa, Rafiki, and more team up with a traveling band of "African tribal performers" to tell the tale of a lion cub who can't wait to be king. Festival of the Lion King is performed daily at the Theater in the Wild. Check your Times Guide for show times.
The Jungle Cruise
Board a trusty tramp steamer for a 7-minute guided tour of jungles from around the world, brimming with exotic animals and lush tropical foliage. Keep an eye out for potential perils — and stunning beauty — as your daring skipper navigates untamed waters with a skilled hand, a brave heart and a clever joke.
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trav Offline
It looks really good aesthetically, but for some reason the screens feel really lacking of life to me, and I'm not sure why. -
posix Offline
So good to have you back. The screens are fantastic and look like you've up-ed your game a little, which is crazy considering your already high level.
I smell spotlight. -
chorkiel Offline
the crates in the last screen look like they came from zoo tycoon..
only flaw that I had while looking at those screens, I can't wait for more. -
Highball Offline
Thanks, ya'll.
Could be the darker colors of the area. I don't know.It looks really good aesthetically, but for some reason the screens feel really lacking of life to me, and I'm not sure why.
I wouldn't call it a recreation at all but I am using real facades and buildings from all the parks. There will be some original stuff like Tiana's Palace and the Sleepy Hollow dark ride but even those will be based on actual Imagineering ideas.So how much of this is original compared to recreation?
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Highball Offline
The sights and sounds of the historic French Quarter are recreated here with with the picturesque courtyards, lacy wrought iron balconies, the swing of jazz bands and smell of down home cooking. Everything about the architecture invokes the grace and elegance of the Old South with it's lazy summer days and vibrant nights. The style is influenced by a comely combination of French, Creole, Cajun and American traditions. Live entertainment sizzles on the stages and streets here; delight in the tasty tunes of the Jambalaya Jazz Band or get down with the traditional jazz and blues of the Royal Street Bachelors. Be sure to catch Princess Tiana's Showboat Jubilee as she performs hoppin' songs from The Princess and the Frog.
Pirates of the Caribbean
Avast ye land lubbers! Set forth on a swashbucklling voyage on Walt Disney's classic Pirates of the Caribbean and be transported back to the days when pirates and privateers wrought havoc on the high seas. Board your bateaux and drop down not one, but two waterfalls into treasure-filled caves, dark forts, and a Caribbean village. Discover a pirate's curse and be sure to keep a weather eye for Captain Jack Sparrow!
The Blue Bayou
Located inside the Pirates of the Caribbean attraction, guests at the Blue Bayou sit "outdoors" in perpetual twilight, surrounded by twinkling fireflies and the soothing sounds of the bayou's crickets and frogs, while boats filled with guests heading into pirate-filled Caribbean waters drift past. Dine on the delicious Cajun and Creole-style food in a truly unique setting and be sure to try the house special, the Monte Cristo Sandwich.
The River Belle Terrace
Stroll through an illustrious antebellum entrance and discover a sweet spot for Southern hospitality and down-home comfort food. Dine at this counter-service restaurant under elegant wrought-iron chandeliers or sit a spell on the shade-dappled terrace and watch the Mark Twain Riverboat paddle down the Rivers of America. Enjoy hearty and healthful specialties for lunch and dinner including sandwiches, soups, and specialty desserts such as famous southern pralines. This restaurant remains a favorite for classic breakfast fare including our famous Mickey Mouse pancakes.
Tiana's Palace
Tiana's restaurant is open for business, and you get to be one of her first guests! Dine in the newest dive in New Orleans and savor the best food Louisiana has to offer as Tiana, Naveen, Louis, and Raymond entertain you with live jazz and the kind of antics you can only find on this side of the bayou! Be sure to keep an eye out for the shadowman, Dr. Facilier, as he tries to spoil the restaurants grand opening! Reservations strongly recommended. Character dining is during dinner times only.
The French Market
Sit a spell under hanging ferns, wrought-iron balconies and shady awnings and savor Southern classics like jambalaya and Cajun chicken salad at this cafeteria-style eatery. Watch the Mark Twain Riverboat paddle down the Rivers of America, tap your toes to a Dixieland jazz band and enjoy a peaceful break in true New Orleans style. And don't forget to try our famous Mint Julep!
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chorkiel Offline
I really love that but I am afraid you're gonna overuse/abuse those dark brick paths. -
nin Offline
That awful black roof texture is bringing it down for me. I'd just use a textured TT block instead. You're already removing the black texture in order to include the HVAC units and such, why not just get rid of it entirely?
Overall though this is top notch. It's not overly detailed, but still looks really good. It's made with just the right amount I think.
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