If Monsters are really in the park I say they do Dracula’s Castle.I've received independent confirmation that the new park will in fact be a hub and spoke design, featuring a central icon.
If Monsters are really in the park I say they do Dracula’s Castle.I've received independent confirmation that the new park will in fact be a hub and spoke design, featuring a central icon.
While I think a castle is a nice idea, I think most people would see a castle centerpiece being "reductive" (to quote Madonna).
I've received independent confirmation that the new park will in fact be a hub and spoke design, featuring a central icon.
If Monsters are really in the park I say they do Dracula’s Castle.
I still like the Observatory Telescope idea.
I've received independent confirmation that the new park will in fact be a hub and spoke design, featuring a central icon.
Doesn't mean it will be traditional per se. They could have portals to the different worlds, and when in the hub, you only see the hub, with the lands completely blocked from view.No unique feature hub and spoke? So just traditional?
Doesn't mean it will be traditional per se. They could have portals to the different worlds, and when in the hub, you only see the hub, with the lands completely blocked from view.
Lol @ the top Disneyland clones have a similar layout (not being mean, it's just funny).
But we are talking about general design concepts that don't lock them into a specific design. I see this park being a hybrid of multiple concepts. A little bit of MK, a little bit of IoA, throw some Diagon Alley in the mix and stir well. I mean just saying hub&spoke does not mean we're getting that fake Nintindo World map that was floating around. It seems the hub would be it's own land around a lake. I'm not sure how having that interconnected with other lands takes away from the unique experiences you can have in them.
That will be a first for Universal to create such a traditional layout.
The parks they've built (aside from USH) are the Duell Loop design, but a hub design tends to work better.
IOA is literally the opposite of a hub and spoke layout.
It's like a hub and spoke layout, but without the hub or the spokes!
I'll be honest, whenever I think hub and spoke, I think of the layout of IOA, more from a land perspective of having everything centered around a single item (in IOA's case, the lagoon).
I've received independent confirmation that the new park will in fact be a hub and spoke design, featuring a central icon.
Any chance to trash Disney you’ll take eh?Alright, lets guess about the hub. Alicia likes an observatory but Disney already made a very poor attempt at Disney Springs with that. Someone probably mentioned a plastic castle like the MK one, there is the concrete tree with plastic leaves that look painfully out of place between the natural green. So I think it's safe to say non of these will be presented in the center.
I propose a huge structure with multiple half globes with a representation of the worlds on top of them rotating around a huge world globe. The whole thing at night will have a show on it and around it. Anyone another idea?