Trader Sam's - Orlando - General Tiki

E EPCOTExplorer Member Miami, FL Joined: May 13, 2014 Posts: 298	E EPCOTExplorer Posted posted on Sun, Jun 1, 2014 5:02 PM On 2014-06-01 10:17, wizzard419 wrote: You mean "simulated organic", which they also use at all parks. Every experience, action, etc. you encounter in the park was planned, then they try to hide the structure as much as possible. People don't just happen to wander into an area, they are herded like cattle. Of course. What I'm referring to is more of the difference in how Disneyland and WDW presents areas. DL meanders and has alcoves and areas where things just have to transition rapidly from theme to theme. Like how Adventureland, Frontierland, and New Orleans Square all come together at one point on the River Belle Terrace. WDW, by comparison has the room to space things out. Things bleed into one another here and there, but, for the most part, the lands have stratified borders. I could see Sam's and Grog Grotto operating under the same pretenses.

On 2014-06-01 10:17, wizzard419 wrote:
You mean "simulated organic", which they also use at all parks. Every experience, action, etc. you encounter in the park was planned, then they try to hide the structure as much as possible. People don't just happen to wander into an area, they are herded like cattle.

Of course. What I'm referring to is more of the difference in how Disneyland and WDW presents areas. DL meanders and has alcoves and areas where things just have to transition rapidly from theme to theme. Like how Adventureland, Frontierland, and New Orleans Square all come together at one point on the River Belle Terrace.

WDW, by comparison has the room to space things out. Things bleed into one another here and there, but, for the most part, the lands have stratified borders.

I could see Sam's and Grog Grotto operating under the same pretenses.

Post #718938 by EPCOTExplorer on Sun, Jun 1, 2014 5:02 PM