Pavement and queue work as of right now.
Project 2015: Tempesto
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Gavin said:
Was this taken through the holes at the gate by Apollo's lockers? I just got yelled at for doing that...now there's a security guard at the queue.
Dummies on sight. And let's look at a new perspective of Tempesto shall we?
That's nothing new. Park management is almost always on site.John said:
John said:
Yes, I have more to post tonight. I didn't see any security the 5 times I was over there. I'm surprised you didn't notice me since I was right next to you while you were standing in that flower bed.
The plaza is supposed to have some sort of special lighting effects according to the plans. I suppose that's why it is so tall, and is placed where it is.
Snagged a video of Tempesto testing from Apollo's exit area.
Soooo, in Festa Italia (a renaissance Italian street-faire), we have the theming of a 20th century stunt show? Does this predict a shift in the theming of Festa toward "eh, carnival ... or something"? Am I overthinking the whole "unified theme is good" thing? It's no 3-point game, but still.
BGW seems to have dropped the aspect of historical time period in its theming. Verbolten, London Rocks, and now Tempesto are good examples of this overall trend.
I am not judging whether it is good or bad, right or wrong. I am merely observing a pattern.
I am not judging whether it is good or bad, right or wrong. I am merely observing a pattern.
I know for London rocks it really doesn't fit in but with Verbolten, it kind of fits the theme of the area a lot better than tempesto does. But yeah, the last couple haven't fit very well. Along with that I don't think the overall theme of Griffon really fits or its little story for being in France. Nothing connecting it at all to france themeing wise
Just for the sake of argument here, the park did open with an automobile attraction in a park based in the 18th - 19th century.
I think it's more about fitting the theme of Festa, which is way before the 1900's. But, I don't really care, Festa's theme has never been cohesive since the day it opened, so this is just par for the course right now.
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