My problem with promotional videos like that is that it is from an angle a guest will never be able to see the area.
Ok, so they do sweeping overhead views for lots of areas, what's the problem?
Well, this one in no way uses context to show it's an elevated view. In something like a promo for Everest or Mine Train you see people on the ground to give context. You don't know where the ground is in this image unless you know the context from recognizing the rockwork portions being showcased.
To an extent I understand why - we talked before about how the promos with people were shot awkwardly upward to avoid the lack of finishing on the paths. And at the ground level they are still putting everything together.
But this one particularly troubles me because it's not ground level, extremely selective in framing, and throws the real scale of what's being seen totally off.
It might as well be an iPhone camera going through the original model.