The Wizarding World of Harry Potter - Hogsmeade (Orlando): Part 2

[ReelJustice]

I guess I'll keep beating a horse that didn't bother me until this rock nonsense, but the showbuilding and half assed greenhouse queue where the brick pattern ends and beige begins is what Alan Gilmore and Stuart Craig envisioned?

And I'll reiterate that these are easy fixes. (More painted bricks, spruces, etc)

If someone important reads this, please be consistent and make everything perfect.

 

[Felipe]

I love the attention to detail, and the effort to achieve perfection. I do! I'm just stumped as to the particular persistence on this one area, and not other obvious ones.

If we're gonna use the general public's perspective as a point of reference, or standard, then it goes both ways. If they don't notice the show building, they MUUUUCH less notice the difference between Monolith 3.0 and Monolith 4.0... Priorities, people in charge. Priorities ray:

 

[UK-Trigg]

I mean, I'm not claiming I know better. I don't. Both artistically and cannon wise. But I can tell you that as an average Orlando tourist, i.e. no formal artistic training and very vague Potter knowledge, that what was there before was absolutely fine.

I see this phrase come up often but I have no idea what it means, sorry for being the thick Brit but can someone put me straight please?

 

[Teebin]

I see this phrase come up often but I have no idea what it means, sorry for being the thick Brit but can someone put me straight please?

One N.
Google is your friend. So is Wiki.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canon_(fiction)

 

[novawildcat18]

I see this phrase come up often but I have no idea what it means, sorry for being the thick Brit but can someone put me straight please?

It basically means that it fits in properly in that fictional universe. For example, it would be non-canon to have the Leaky Cauldron as a restaurant in Hogsmeade because that isn't true in Harry's universe and therefore it is non-canon.

 

[UK-Trigg]

One N.
Google is your friend. So is Wiki.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canon_(fiction)

It basically means that it fits in properly in that fictional universe. For example, it would be non-canon to have the Leaky Cauldron as a restaurant in Hogsmeade because that isn't true in Harry's universe and therefore it is non-canon.

Thank you

 

[J03Y]

It basically means that it fits in properly in that fictional universe. For example, it would be non-canon to have the Leaky Cauldron as a restaurant in Hogsmeade because that isn't true in Harry's universe and therefore it is non-canon.

But it's totally cannon that Olivander's is in Hogsmeade... :inquisitive:

 

[Teebin]

^ One 'N'.

 

[novawildcat18]

But it's totally cannon that Olivander's is in Hogsmeade... :inquisitive:

I don't mind that as much because it's totally believable that there would be an Olivander's branch in Hogsmeade. Although with that being said, it's totally believable that there's a Leaky Cauldron branch in Hogsmeade as well, so I guess my example was a bad one.

 

[Andy]

The Rock project should be wrapping up soon, any photos?

 

[Shadow Carelli]

The Rock project should be wrapping up soon, any photos?

I'm hopefully going Saturday. I'll take pictures if I go :thumbs:

 

[Quint]

Stage is wrapped, chief.

 

[BJCool]

For good this time? ound:

 

[captainjack]

For good this time? ound:

 

[Andy]

Stage is wrapped, chief.

Good to hear, we waiting on the director to sign off now?

 

[Enbee]

The Rock project should be wrapping up soon, any photos?

From this afternoon around 5:30pm.

 

[ReelJustice]

Thanks for the pics.

opcorn:

 

[bobwadd]

Thanks for the shots Enbee :thumbs:

 

[Accio Butterbeer]

What happened to the other two rocks?? Why do they only have one now??..

 

[Quint]

Good to hear, we waiting on the director to sign off now?

As far as I am aware, it's a done deal. Both Frog Choir and TriWizard were on the stage today.