I was at Magic Kingdom on the 29th for One More Disney Day, and I took the Main Street Bypass at around 9 P.M. and what did I see, but the entire parking lot. I just had to take a picture.
I think if somebody in MK leadership ever criticizes my show, I might just have to bring this up and say I'm simply following their example.
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Re: Main Street Bypass
Normally they would have put some temporary folliage to block the view of the parking lot. I guess they forgot. I have been to this part of backstage a few times myself.
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The extended hours probably caught them off guard ! :twisted:avengador1 wrote:Normally they would have put some temporary folliage to block the view of the parking lot. I guess they forgot. I have been to this part of backstage a few times myself.
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Were they set up for the massive bypass to tomorrowland? If so, that would explain the lack of foliage.Epeyon wrote:I was at Magic Kingdom on the 29th for One More Disney Day, and I took the Main Street Bypass at around 9 P.M. and what did I see, but the entire parking lot. I just had to take a picture.
I think if somebody in MK leadership ever criticizes my show, I might just have to bring this up and say I'm simply following their example.
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Doesn't look like it from that picture. If so the cones and CM wouldn't be there blocking the way, that's the way to Tomorrowland.kurtisnelson wrote:Were they set up for the massive bypass to tomorrowland? If so, that would explain the lack of foliage.
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Oh noes, a parking lot! I went to a small town main street once. It wasn't as well kept at Main Street, U.S.A., but guess what, it had a crappy parking lot behind their buildings too :D:
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Yes, but was your experience at the turn of the century from the 18th to the 19th?ktulu wrote:it had a crappy parking lot behind their buildings too :D:
Didn't think so.
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Disney magic: it apparently turned from the 18th century directly to the 21st!Big Wallaby wrote:Yes, but was your experience at the turn of the century from the 18th to the 19th?
Didn't think so.
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18th century was 1701-1800; 19th century was 1801 - 1900. I'm pretty sure you meant 19th century.
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I hate to mess with both of you, but isn't Main Street set in the 1900's? As in Walt's childhood?felinefan wrote:18th century was 1701-1800; 19th century was 1801 - 1900. I'm pretty sure you meant 19th century.