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You're just upset because Myttica was monumental, just like you like it, and this is not!

Yeah, you've got me figured out Cork. But am I wrong to call for moumental architecture in this case? You can make buildings as elaborate as you want in RCT, it's all free, so why not make them all monumental? I suppose it's a question of artistic intention and everything and people are praising your uncanny replication of a boring hotel but I just don't understand why you wouldn't want to make every building as impressive as possible. Sometimes it's the collective look thats important not the individual parts. I guess that's the case here but what do you expect when you show a screen of one building? I'm going to evaluate how impressive it is on its own. When I see the whole thing in the park and its surroundings maybe my opinion will change. Until then I'm just going to assume you're being lazy.

Not enough detail?...In case you didn't read the whole topic., I started over completely with it. C'mon Cork, you should know better. Now, the 'doors' aren't that great of windows, but I guess it's your park, so don't listen to me. Plus it looks a little plain and simple.

helpless

Corky, you made Myticca Resort. You can do better than this. The walls are flat and uninteresting. That comment about there being too many doors and windows I think has to do with the lack of anything else. It's not horrible or anything, it is a hotel and not every hotel needs to be superfancy. On the other hand, I think if you're going to go to the trouble of putting a hotel in your park, or any large building for that matter, it should be impressive looking. Flat square buildings, even if the colors are pretty, are not impressive looking. Maybe you have some fancy architecture major reason why you chose to make this hotel simple and boxlike when you could have done more with it. But in the absence of any reason, I'm expecting more from you.

Thats basicly what I was trying to say, just not as in depth as Ed as done.

Not enough detail?...In case you didn't read the whole topic., I started over completely with it.  C'mon Cork, you should know better.  Now, the 'doors' aren't that great of windows, but I guess it's your park, so don't listen to me.  Plus it looks a little plain and simple.

helpless

Doesn't mean you got better... and if you did, show us and prove me wrong. That would be your best way to triumph. Of course, if you show us another Six Flags type park, well, I'll just conveniently think lesser of you.

As far as the door-windows go, that's really a stylistic preference, so I'm not going to argue because that would just be useless.

Personally i think those doors look fine. Doors are used like this in loads of parks, and don't you think it would plain if there were just plain boring windows in their places?

they can be used as doors or shutters. In this case they are shutters.

If you also hadn't noticed, Corkscrewed using doors as windows is somewhat of his...um..."trademark" so to speak. I mean, look at Cloverfield Grove. Probably every building in that park has a door as a window. Not that its a bad thing Corky.

July 2, 2007
Seville, Spain


La Mediterranea
Welcome to this coastal Italian town bubbling with excitement and activity. This charming seaside village features distinct architecture reminiscent of the classic Venetian style, and its calm, relaxed atmosphere will overwhelm guests who step into its borders. Take a gentle gondola ride through the canals or board the DisneySEA Water Transit Line for a chance to explore other worlds. Those who prefer to walk can enter the New England Waterfront or Mysterious Island from here.

ATTRACTIONS
Venice Gondolas
Take a nice ride along the waterways of La Mediterranea on an authentic gondola operated by gondoliers.
Hall of Da Vinci
Discover the numerous writings and inventions of the true Renaissance Man.
DisneySEA Water Transit Line
Take a watery trip to other areas of the park instead of walking. Stops include La Mediterranea, New England Waterfront, Discovery Harbor, and Atlantis Cove.

SHOWS:
Symphony of the Seas
This nighttime spectacular combines cutting edge pyrotechnic, stunning waterworks, and a mesmerizing soundtrack to deliver an unforgettable show that cannot be missed!
[RUNNING TIME: 20 min]
Galileo’s Traveling Exhibition
That quirky Galileo is out to prove a few things, and amusement ensues.
[RUNNING TIME: 9 min]

RESTAURANTS
- L’Esperienza, presented by Wolfgang Puck
- Vita Dolce
- Ghiaccio Italiano
- Casa de Pasta
- Naples Ristorante e Pizzeria
- Mamma Biscotti’s Bakery
- Refrescos

SHOPS
- Galleria Disney
- Mondo della Caramella
- Magellan Outfitters
- Fotografica
- Momenti a Tempo
- Venice Merchant Shops



A glimpse of one of the little corners within La Mediterranea... The Venice Gondolas can be seen. Many restaurants and shops lie within the towering cosmopolitan buildings, and the Mediterranean flavor seems to bubble around the air. The atmosphere of this sprawling yet charming area is second to none, and it makes for a fitting entrance into the park.


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.

It's ok, not great. Too much dullness to the left and aweful green and reds to the right. Those building are too much red and green to take in at once.

This doesn't look very Venezian either.

Nice looking buildings. This is the Cork I've been waiting to see. That building with the yellow balconies is so simple and yet one of the best looking buildings I've seen in awhile. Go figure.

that red building and the green one are the ones that stand out the most. Nice

I'd hit it!

a green building? ...

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...next to a red building?


this isn´t christmas darling, looks awful.

Those awnings look yucky.

I'd get rid of 'em if I were you. (So sayeth the pot to the kettle)

More shrubbery please.

It has a real mediterranean feeling, but maybe you can at some more detail to the walls, by adding some of Fisherman's or Makonix stuff.

And i've to agree with Evil WME with the green next to the red building, it doesn't look nice at all.

all the buildings on the left are drab and boring colors, and on the right, too contrasty.

just mix the colors and maybe textures up a bit, and it'll be good.

Everyone liked the other screens except me and now I'm the only one who likes this screen.

Well, I've known for a while that you can't please everybody... but I usually used that adage on whole parks, not simple screenshots!

Anyway, that's probably one of the less glamorous shots of the area and the park. If there's one thing to be optimistic about, it's that at least I'm not showing the best parts of the park (IMO) and not overhyping this one!

best screen yet I personally think. the buildings look great and the colours work well. this captures the look of the really section in tokyo disneysea (I look at those pics for hours)