19 hours ago, AlexB said:

ermm... @Slick I think that was just referencing you being the billboard guy, rather than anything SW \ DW connected... i think the fountain is a bit harsh...

Jokes often go amiss on this forum.

17 hours ago, themagician said:

It was because the construction company pulled out, hence the major delays. It wasn’t necessarily Sea worlds fault 

Where did you get this info from?

Someone suggested contractors pulling out might have been the cause, and thus it was assumed it was. Since then everyone ran with it as being fact.

Maybe building a highly dynamic flat ride that needs a kick ass footing didn't go perfectly smooth on what is effectively boggy sand... shit happens.

Doesn't have to be anything as sinister as contractors walking out to cause a delay.

36 minutes ago, djrappa said:

what is effectively boggy sand

...bog it?

🤣

1 hour ago, djrappa said:

Maybe building a highly dynamic flat ride that needs a kick ass footing didn't go perfectly smooth on what is effectively boggy sand... shit happens.

Doesn't have to be anything as sinister as contractors walking out to cause a delay.

Same as Sky Voyager building a new ride that they don’t have experience with and is a new ride system to Australia. Shit happens.
 

Goes for both parks if something’s delayed, communicate it with your guests. Simple. 

Edited February 12, 20205 yr by Tim Dasco

Nothing like SV..  DW tried to do SV on the cheap and it bit them on the bum.  DW didn't communicate it because they didn't know how long it was going to take to get it finished.

 

They have had foundation ground issues but since fixed them

19 hours ago, Tim Dasco said:

Same as Sky Voyager building a new ride that they don’t have experience with and is a new ride system to Australia. Shit happens.
 

Apart from say standard model water slides, aren't most major rides built in Australia a new ride system for here?

Looks like we will be getting that theming 

TPSN also posted these

Sky Flyer is gone

Part of the path has been fenced off and the hut has been removed 

And they have painted one of the buildings around Vortex, I really hope it’s hidden by theming or trees, because I doubt there are many box buildings on Atlantis 

There’s still hope, worst case at least it will be cleanly presented? 

On 24/02/2020 at 7:50 AM, themagician said:

I doubt there are many box buildings on Atlantis 

 

Have you been there to see it for yourself?

Disney paints a lot of plain buildings 'go away green' and leaves them in plain sight. So it must be fine. Ask @TheChad - he's worked at DisneyWorld you know...

Generally, aren't those building further away and not something guests can walk right past?

In another news, well done SW on this great artwork

Edited February 24, 20205 yr by themagician

Adventure world was first:

 

Edited February 24, 20205 yr by Gazza

1 hour ago, themagician said:

In another news, well done SW on this great artwork

6 weeks out and how many versions of theming have we seen?

1 hour ago, themagician said:

Generally, aren't those building further away and not something guests can walk right past?

The first pic is a cover over the Walt and Mickey Statue for refurbishment, not electrical housing. Nice try though. 

52 minutes ago, TheChad said:

The first pic is a cover over the Walt and Mickey Statue for refurbishment, not electrical housing. Nice try though. 

But it is in 'go away green' and close to guests.

The grey building at Sea World either isn't finished yet, or my two year old has started a career in building painting.

2 hours ago, TheChad said:

The first pic is a cover over the Walt and Mickey Statue for refurbishment, not electrical housing. Nice try though. 

Nice try of what exactly?

1 hour ago, red dragin said:

But it is in 'go away green' and close to guests.

Exactly - all I said was disney paints things in 'go away green' when they want guests to ignore it rather than trying to elaborately theme and cover them up with something else.

15 hours ago, themagician said:

Generally, aren't those building further away and not something guests can walk right past?

In another news, well done SW on this great artwork

Shame whoever is producing these visuals still can't copy the gondola of a Huss TopSpin properly... oh well, I wish they'd hurry up! its such a fun ride!

14 hours ago, AlexB said:

Exactly - all I said was disney paints things in 'go away green' when they want guests to ignore it rather than trying to elaborately theme and cover them up with something else.

No, you said buildings. Those aren’t buildings. 

Sure. Magician doubted many box buildings in atlantis.

i said disney has plenty of buildings painted green. but nobody takes pictures of them, because they're go away green. so the best results i could come up with were other, on-stage items that are go away green, including a box like object in the hub.

There's a great building visible from the disneyland railroad between main street and new orleans square that is at the start of a tunnel right before new orleans square. It seems Disney has themed them with new orleans \ margi gras props lately, but there was a time when it was plain go away green with nothing else.

There's also plenty of go away green buildings visible from outside the berm too.

Sometimes I wish I had a go away box that I could climb into.

Edited February 26, 20205 yr by Skeeta

3 hours ago, Skeeta said:

Sometimes I wish I had a go away box that I could climb into.

You can't climb into it, but if you click the red box in the top right corner of this window, you will go away...