The Little Mermaid: Ariel's Undersea Adventure

[LoLoAndStitch]

Okay, I just noticed this about the facade, but does it bother anyone else that the cornice of the front of the yellow building doesn't follow suit anywhere other than on the facade? There's absolutely no follow-through on making the row buildings look like they are separate. I hate it when I see things like that.

You haven't been to San Francisco have you?

http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1399/881735547_8ecad47c9b.jpg?v=0 random pic from google...

It's the only way that one persons house "stands out" from the others.

[LoLoAndStitch]

Okay, I just noticed this about the facade, but does it bother anyone else that the cornice of the front of the yellow building doesn't follow suit anywhere other than on the facade? There's absolutely no follow-through on making the row buildings look like they are separate. I hate it when I see things like that.

Oh wait... do you mean like ... going BACK into the houses?
If so .. gotcha, brain dead today

[Mortimer]

By "follow suit" LB, do you mean the cornice doesn't wrap around towards the back of the building, making it look like it's own? That's the only thing that stands out for me.

Other than that missing detail, it is typical of SF architecture.

[ismael flores]

Yeah the Cornice could have been extended a foot or so and made the building look complete. Had not noticed it though until now

[MagicWDI]

Haha It always gives me a chuckle when I hear complaints about thematic details be inaccurate, even though the detail is more accurate than not. I once heard a guest wonder why there was roman architecture in a California themed park. I noticed he was pointing at the Palace of Fine Arts dome.

[datroglodyte]

haha hooray for idiots!

[Camino]

Someone didnt realize that they were working on WOC and said they were building a Submarine Ride. The 3D sign with Crush was right there too.

[KNRG]

I think the addition is just for storage, but it will be interesting to see why some people keep saying they will be the largest restrooms in any Disney park. I find the restrooms in other ares of DCA bigger than most of the ones in Disneyland and the one in the parking structure is also quiet large.

I thought LMAX at DHS got the largest restrooms.

[datroglodyte]

haha, i had a friend just come back from there and she thought they were building a new stage for disney concerts in the middle of the lake

[ismael flores]

I thought LMAX at DHS got the largest restrooms.

could be, i was just curious because i believe someone in another site reported that those restrooms would be the largest restrooms ever built by Disney in a Disney park.

I just don't see how they got that information.


Those structures are suppose to have both male and female restrooms and we also keep hearing they will only use portion of the building so I am not quite sure where that info came from.