(Archive) Advertising District / Announcing DisneySEA Spain
- 23-February 04
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laz0rz Offline
Let's see...
Ckorckssckreewed
Darn.
Uhhh....
c-1800-CALL-ATT-orkscrewed? Yes!
If you want a filter for that, then you're dumb.
Is this whole thread a scam? -
Jellybones Offline
I waited for like 5 seconds expecting that big empty space to fill up with a screen.
You are a jerk, Cockscrewed. A mean jerk. -
Corkscrewed Offline
May 29, 2007
Seville, Spain
As promised, the Walt Disney Company proudly unveils the first ever public photograph within the DisneySEA Spain construction area. The following picture shows part of the entrance plaza leading into the park.
Visitors disembarking from the monorail will gape in wonder as the beautiful, shining blue Aquasphere greets their eyes. The entry area is themed to the Mediterranean style, invoking a casual, relaxing atmosphere perfect for a sunny afternoon. Here, guests will find a variety of guest services, from season ticket booths, stroller and wheelchair rents, to automated teller machines and currency exchange services. Lockers and a picnic area branch out to the left, and there is also a pet kennel for those with animals. To the right of the plaza, under a cozy bridge, is the Augusta Bay Hotel. Directly in front lies the entrance to DisneySEA Spain, and La Mediterranea.
The next update will feature an exclusive shot of the Augusta Bay Hotel.
The Walt Disney Escape Resort has quickly become the most popular tourist destination in Spain, attracting over 12 million guests a year. DisneySEA Escape will only further cement this popularity, and its Disney quality will ensure that Disney remains a dominant force in Europe for many years to come. -
thorpedo Offline
Oooooo, looks very Mediterranean-y. Nice job. I definetely am liking the changes in path in the those little four square thingies. I don't like the water jet things on them though, that looks a little unnecessary.
But your architecture looks very awe-inspiring and you have a nice tree selection. Looks like Spain.
More screens please. And its amazing...from jerk to...good RCter guy. -
Jellybones Offline
No. He's still a jerk.
Admit it, you got sick of building without custom scenery. -
Meretrix Offline
Tis purty. But i don't like the hanging fern stuff. It just looks like it's hanging in mid air. Other than that, I am diggin it. I just wish there was a larger screen, or more than one. But I'm greedy that way. -
John Offline
¡Es muy bonita! ¡Me gusta mucho!
The atmosphere is excellent and the foliage really adds to everything.
I really like the use of blood red.
Blood red and white were meant to be together. -
thorpedo Offline
That makes me think of how it would look WITHOUT custom scenery.Admit it, you got sick of building without custom scenery.
*shudder* -
Steve Offline
Looks good. I think I expected too much though, it's not how I pictured it, really. But otherwise it's great. Nice tree combo. Get rid of that awning too, please. Its dragging down the screen a bit IMO. -
Tech Artist Offline
Looks very good but too many doors windows.
BTW what is this filter thing everyone keeps talking about? -
Geoff Offline
I've seen this all before.. Nothing new but I like it.
Very clean, very well done, nice landscaping
lovely -
Brent Offline
It ownz me. Tis beautiful... everything. Except for the overused (one being one too many) water jumping fountains. Other than that... yum. -
Fatha' Offline
Since Cork is a pal, ill post my comments.
The screen looks very Mediterranean-like, and the red and white go together really well. The tree selection is good, and the foilage hanging off the roof is a nice touch. Seems you finally got some custom scenery! Oh yeah the globe is... neato.
8.5/10 -
posix Offline
Korkscrude, it's quality, but it has a very intense RCT2 feel and I hate that...
Don't change anything and enjoy yourself.
But you know that.
Still I'm wondering how you manage to keep WDE alive when you start a new park.
Solution would be, you finished it. I highly doubt that though. -
Phatage Offline
Exactly. Unless it is already completed, it will eventually become the lame duck and whatever isn't finished of it will be much less inspired due to this new map, especially as said before the old one has no custom objects.[font="tahoma"]Still I'm wondering how you manage to keep WDE alive when you start a new park.
Solution would be, you finished it. I highly doubt that though.[/font] -
artist Offline
Man that screen looks beautiful i think you have the disney feel captured great but get rid of that church scenery thing
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Ride6 Offline
Anyone even read what he said when he first started the thread? He said that this park has been going for a good 2-3 months. He's shown us screens of WDE since then (I think). I just hope they both get done... Corky is an amazing parkmaker he's just in desprite need of a new full-scale park on his resume. Sure Meadowbrooke is excellent but it is getting very old (in RCT time).
The screen is excellent. The only thing I can suggest would be sinking the "aqua sphere" down alittle so we can see the 3D theader base quite as easily. I still feel like I'm there, in Spain. The tempiture is 85 degrees, humitidy 70% and the sun is shining... in reality I'm in Michigan, it's 40 degrees (outside) with a humitidy of about 40%, but at least the sun is shining...
ride6
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