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About LinkBacksThrow enough money at a park and it becomes simple enough, they cut so much money from California Adventure which is why it became complicated and well a bad park from the get go.
Throw enough money at a park and it becomes simple enough, they cut so much money from California Adventure which is why it became complicated and well a bad park from the get go.
Lots of money != amazing creativityOriginally Posted by Magus
Look at Disneyland itself: minimal money + huge amounts of creativity = great park
^That's somewhat true, but you can't do Disney style rides without loads of money, especially these days.
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And we certainly can't build things as fast as Disneyland was built with all the labor laws, unions, contractors, etc etc.
Time is money.
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I totally agree. Technology is expensive.
My point was that you don't automatically get something great by throwing tons of money at it. In fact, if you throw too much money at something, you can get complacent.
Absolutely true, the good thing we've got going for us right now is that they have to be feeling some pressure to redeem themselves from the first DCA with the new projects. That ought to keep them from getting complacent at least for the next few years I would hope.
The Mickey audience is not made up of people; it has no racial, national, political, religious or social differences or affiliations; the Mickey audience is made up of parts of people, of that deathless, precious, ageless, absolutely primitive remnant of something in every world-wracked human being which makes us play with children’s toys and laugh without self-consciousness at silly things, and sing in bathtubs, and dream and believe that our babies are uniquely beautiful. You know…the Mickey in us.
-Walt Disney
Disney Park = Simple?
Think about it, look at all the work you need to do to design a new park. First, you have to find a central theme, then you have to create sub lands based on that theme. After this Imagineers to research trips to make the areas as authentic as possible. Next they go into designing and this takes years! If you really think it is simple, you are clueless on disney parks.
They would have to do all that? Man, thanks for clearing that up. I felt so clueless before you enlighted us.Disney Park = Simple?
Think about it, look at all the work you need to do to design a new park. First, you have to find a central theme, then you have to create sub lands based on that theme. After this Imagineers to research trips to make the areas as authentic as possible. Next they go into designing and this takes years! If you really think it is simple, you are clueless on disney parks.
The Mickey audience is not made up of people; it has no racial, national, political, religious or social differences or affiliations; the Mickey audience is made up of parts of people, of that deathless, precious, ageless, absolutely primitive remnant of something in every world-wracked human being which makes us play with children’s toys and laugh without self-consciousness at silly things, and sing in bathtubs, and dream and believe that our babies are uniquely beautiful. You know…the Mickey in us.
-Walt Disney
Oh yes they did so much work in designing a theme for California Adventure rofl.Disney Park = Simple?
Think about it, look at all the work you need to do to design a new park. First, you have to find a central theme, then you have to create sub lands based on that theme. After this Imagineers to research trips to make the areas as authentic as possible. Next they go into designing and this takes years! If you really think it is simple, you are clueless on disney parks.
Ummm...there are a lot of year-round, successful water parks in SoCal...such as Soak City and Raging Waters.
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