Cygnus
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The paint job and look of the real soundstages in the real studio park (Hollywood) look better than the pretend soundstages in Orlando.
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Minion Café (Opening 2023)
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DodgsonHere
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Oh I agree on this, I wish the soundstages weren’t painted the color they are now, but their presence still doesn’t bother me. Mummy and E.T. “soundstage” show buildings still look good though.The paint job and look of the real soundstages in the real studio park (Hollywood) look better than the pretend soundstages in Orlando.
The paint job and look of the real soundstages in the real studio park (Hollywood) look better than the pretend soundstages in Orlando.
Gotta disagree.. they’re black and white. Would look very industrial inside of our park. The yellow adds some nice brightness
soilsigh
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The day the soundstages are torn down will be a sad day for me. So I’m happy for this minion invasion and that minion sign is the cherry on top.
UniversalRBLX
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The soundstage colors from Japan are a lot nicer than USF or USH, they feel a lot more welcoming than the outdated USF ones or industrial warehouse design from USH.
I do think that the Minion soundstages should feature a different color palette to differentiate a bit.
I do think that the Minion soundstages should feature a different color palette to differentiate a bit.
Disneyhead
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Has anyone mentioned that the giant pink "cupcake" isn't a cupcake? It is some sort of disguised villainous weapon. Which, now that I think about it, makes sense since the name of the bakery is a play on the infamous Dirty Harry line "Make my day".
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the restaurant facades in this area look so, so good.
Bake My Day was first seen in the mall in Despicable Me 2, where most of the stores had pun names.
TheCodeMan95
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I can't wait to see this all in person, it all looks great.
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I’m interested in how there is wiring on the columns themselves.
Casper Gutman
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This looks really great. The contrast with Blast is remarkable.
RonaldsModernLife
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Looks great, but the gray industrial building with a giant E3 painted on it for Transformers is a very hard transition.
There's actually no reason why (unless it's contractual with Hasbro/Paramount) the metal gray structure with E3 on it couldn't have been removed for something Minions or Illumination. That structure is just there to block something backstage and is themed after Transformers, but I think a proper start/stop for Transformers theming would be where the "security gate" theming starts right after where the E3 is.
A change here could've allowed them to better transition between the two areas.
UniversalRBLX
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Hoping they at least do the bare minimum and paint it blue like the rest of the Transformers building.
