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Exactly. I've yet to see a real volcano that was uniform.
Usually just cinder cone ones are uniform.
Exactly. I've yet to see a real volcano that was uniform.
Don't get me wrong, I think this will be a great water park, but i'm really not too impressed that the slides are so exposed. I know a lot will be within the Volcano, but some look as if they will just be stand-alone. I sort of expected a bit more when they described it as a "Water Theme Park".
Oh, I understand. I'm probably jumping the gun. At least I hope I am.It's still very early days yet.
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Blizzard Beach looked a lot different before the theming people got in.
It's a hell of a lot easier to build the rides and theme around them than to theme first and be extra delicate to fit the rides in.
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Oh, I understand. I'm probably jumping the gun. At least I hope I am.
And @randompixel, I'm aware of a few exposed slides at both TL and BB, but they fit the areas they are in due to slide color. My worry is because of how bright the slides are that if they aren't themed, that they'll look out of place.
I'm realigning my expectations for the park. I'll explain more later but it's not because I feel there isn't enough theming or the slides aren't all in rocks.
What the heck did these people expect. Like, the homes were built after the resort was built. They are quite naive if they thought there never would be an expansion onto valuable vacant resort owned land adjacent to existing park properties. I have zero sympathy for those people. Just like the townhouses behind Diagon. People, what were you thinking when you moved in. You can't be that dumb.
Realigning them in which direction?
I just hope they crank up the music loud enough so you can't hear the freeway.I have a feeling VB may pull off an epic illusion, making the surrounding freeway and housing developments completely invisible
From what I can tell, all open areas of the slides and loading platforms (in elevated areas) face into the park.
Even if they able to prevent sightlines of the immediate interstates, roads, and neighborhoods, I don't think it really matters as surely some of the slide towers will have views of some of the I-Drive area nearby. Unless they come up with some clever solution or plant a new forest on the park's edge, I'd say that is inevitable.I have a feeling VB may pull off an epic illusion, making the surrounding freeway and housing developments completely invisible.
From what I can tell, all open areas of the slides and loading platforms (in elevated areas) face into the park. In other words, any time you are in an elevated area, your only choice for a view will be into the park or resort, and not south towards I-4 etc or east towards the housing development.
And when you are on ground level, the foliage will immerse you.