Wizarding World - Diagon Alley Discussion (Opens 2014)

[ThemeParks4Life]

The cart would take away from the ride's effects.

 

[freediverdude]

Maybe they could have a sweet trolley static prop sitting somewhere on the train. That way it would still be there and give the feeling of having it, without getting in the way.

 

[UK-Trigg]

They could have carts before you get in line. Just buy your beans and frogs before you get on, just watch out for ear wax flavour.

 

[Hatetofly]

There will be themed carts or trolleys if I may in both station queues :thumbs:

 

[TheBigSqueeze]

I wouldn't think they'd want you eating on the train....that would get messy quickly especially with all the little kiddies. I don't think Disney allows food or drink on the monorail.

 

[UK-Trigg]

There will be themed carts or trolleys if I may in both station queues :thumbs:

Im starting to get good at this :rofl:

 

[Brervixen]

Pics are here... some of them: http://s13.beta.photobucket.com/user/Amy_Grace/library/Harry Potter

Hope you like!

 

[ThemeParks4Life]

Pics are here... some of them: http://s13.beta.photobucket.com/user/Amy_Grace/library/Harry Potter

Hope you like!

Thanks for the pics! :thumbs:

 

[BTM85]

There will be themed carts or trolleys if I may in both station queues :thumbs:

Any elaboration, if I may ask, on what kind of restraint system (if any) there will be on the train? My friends and I are kind of dorks and like to dress up for WWoHP and are totally geeked about the idea about taking the train from London to Hogsmeade and putting on our robes before we "arrive at school". Yeah, lame I know, but when we first found out about the Hogwarts express we got really excited about this concept.

 

[Hatetofly]

Any elaboration, if I may ask, on what kind of restraint system (if any) there will be on the train? My friends and I are kind of dorks and like to dress up for WWoHP and are totally geeked about the idea about taking the train from London to Hogsmeade and putting on our robes before we "arrive at school". Yeah, lame I know, but when we first found out about the Hogwarts express we got really excited about this concept.

Not sure of the restraints and or restrictions. Just an FYI though, your actually going to sit in your own cabins just like in the films :thumbs:

 

[Teebin]

Thanks for the pics Brer. I don't understand the changes in the films. In the earlier film, the wall outside of the great hall was flat and covered with notices that came crashing down onto Delores. In the final films, the walls are curved and covered with medieval armor. What gives with such changes?

 

[jarmor]

Spring cleaning??

 

[Felipe]

Pics are here... some of them: http://s13.beta.photobucket.com/user/Amy_Grace/library/Harry Potter

Hope you like!

Awesome! thanks for the pics! :rep:
Are the last few taken from the London Eye?

Thanks for the pics Brer. I don't understand the changes in the films. In the earlier film, the wall outside of the great hall was flat and covered with notices that came crashing down onto Delores. In the final films, the walls are curved and covered with medieval armor. What gives with such changes?

MAGIC!
Really, though, I agree that the continuity, especially in the look of Hogwarts, is a bit annoying. That's why the books are my #1 :thumbs:

 

[UK-Trigg]

Thanks for the pics Brer. I don't understand the changes in the films. In the earlier film, the wall outside of the great hall was flat and covered with notices that came crashing down onto Delores. In the final films, the walls are curved and covered with medieval armor. What gives with such changes?

If I remember I will ask for you, I have a tour booked for Saturday.

 

[ReelJustice]

Thanks for the pics Brer. I don't understand the changes in the films. In the earlier film, the wall outside of the great hall was flat and covered with notices that came crashing down onto Delores. In the final films, the walls are curved and covered with medieval armor. What gives with such changes?

The proclamations were only supposed to be in OotP. Also, it's canon that Hogwarts is always changing and evolving (Rowena Ravenclaw's handiwork.) the film makers used that to their advantage multiple times.

 

[UK-Trigg]

Mystery solved :thumbs:

 

[BJCool]

Thanks for the pics Brer. I don't understand the changes in the films. In the earlier film, the wall outside of the great hall was flat and covered with notices that came crashing down onto Delores. In the final films, the walls are curved and covered with medieval armor. What gives with such changes?

One of the main reasons why that happened is because the series was produced on a film-by-film basis. The production designer and art director worked with what they specifically needed for each film as dictated by the book, script, director, producers, WB, and JK herself. Unlike creating the films all at once with a cohesive look like the LOTR movies, the creative team designed sets only for the film they needed, for example which is why the courtyard battle scene in Deathly Hallows: Part 2 looks nothing like earlier versions. Another reason is that when Sorcerer's Stone went into production the book series hadn't even concluded yet. When Sorcerer's Stone began filming, the Goblet of Fire novel was released only two months earlier. Without the ability to foresee necessary sets and design specifications to meet future details given in the books, the filmmakers could only work with what they saw fit for the film they were making at the time.

 

[Accio Butterbeer]

Not sure of the restraints and or restrictions. Just an FYI though, your actually going to sit in your own cabins just like in the films :thumbs:

AWESOME!! is it confirmed what the other storyline is for the other train?? because i know i heard dementors was for one of them. And i wasnt sure about the other one i heard someone say it might be the weasleys flying car??

 

[J03Y]

AWESOME!! is it confirmed what the other storyline is for the other train?? because i know i heard dementors was for one of them. And i wasnt sure about the other one i heard someone say it might be the weasleys flying car??

REALLY? :O

I can see how they could work the car but how does the dementor one work exactly beside making it cold?

 

[Teebin]

Thanks guys... was just making sure I hadn't gone bonkers. That is the one thing about fantasy literature that makes it easy for the writers; if they need an 'out' for a situation, they just create new magic that solves the problem. Ravenclaw appears to be one of those solutions.