It really does look like Diagon 2.0, but hopefully the Parisian architecture helps it feel very distinct.It's looking like the Parisian streets and alley will be similar in space to Diagon's streets and alley.
It really does look like Diagon 2.0, but hopefully the Parisian architecture helps it feel very distinct.
I get the sense that the Paris streets will also be meant to feel "bigger," whereas Diagon is intentionally a bit more cozy, for lack of a better word (and I mean that in a good way).Diagon is "inside" the wizarding world so it's all whimsical and slanted with real things offering a contrast, but this will be in the "real" world with fantastical elements offering that contrast. That is until you get into the Ministry. Thats how I think it'll look different.
Wizarding World turning into a small village. The blue paneling/wall treatment is interesting
What are you looking at??? All I see is scaffolding and a metal roof. . .The Monsters portal looks amazing.
No idea but the metal is round so whatever it is I guess it'll be a more naturalistic look or even dead trees.Anyone have an idea what the new structures will be that are being built in front of the Wolfman coaster station? The shapes of the steel look really quite different than anything I’ve seen.
If they can wrap the coaster in tree roots to connect it to the motif we’re seeing throughout the land I think that would be awesome.No idea but the metal is round so whatever it is I guess it'll be a more naturalistic look or even dead trees.
They have two years. Twice as much as neededIm assuming that the Helios Grand is going to be easy to build considering how behind it is compared to the rest of the park so far
It's going to be done long before the park (at least the exterior).Im assuming that the Helios Grand is going to be easy to build considering how behind it is compared to the rest of the park so far
Physical backdrop of the Coeur Basillica for Potter.
EDIT: I also wonder if they'll use that dead-end by the stairs facade to have some kind of autodoor performance space.
EDIT 2: It's also crazy how much space their devoting to those stairs, which presumably won't be accessible to guests.