[Disney California Adventure] Placemaking et futur du Parc

Merci pour ta réponse Philippe62 , par contre j'aurais une autre question, les sortes de boules blanches, elles servent à quoi (projections, fontaines, effets.. ) ?
Merci encore

Projections ...
On peut les deviner sur cette 'photo'

Salut

Rien de vraiment nouveau mais deux photos de disneygeek montrant ce qui devrait être, je pense, un écran d'eau...
Ce spectacle s'annonce très prometeur !

Ils commencent effectivement les différents essais des effets ... il y a deja des videos des essais des effets pyrotechniques sur youtube ...

Et je complete ma réponse précédente : il y a trois hauteurs de plateforme, celle que l'on voit actuellement pour l'entretien, une completement immergée pour la journée et une à niveau avec le plan d'eau pour les représentations...

Je dirais que y'en qui ont de la chance de voir çà....

WORLD OF COLOR & PARADISE PARK VIEWING AREA










































LITTLE MERMAID & CARS LAND






Cars Land:







SILLY SYMPHONY SWINGS








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Part of the Main "Entertainment Corridor" has reopened in the Paradise Pier area.






Work continues on the new Little Mermaid ride.















And Cars Land slowly is coming together, including a mountain of dirt....








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The California Adventure map now labels the former Golden State Amphitheatre area with its new Paradise Park name, and the new lighthouse structure has been added to the map.


WORLD OF COLOR & PARADISE PARK VIEWING AREA
The walkway around the new Paradise Park lighthouse structure has opened up more after the area underwent repaving work.






New planters for the area.

































SILLY SYMPHONY SWINGS
There is finally come notable visible progress on the Silly Symphony Swings project.















THE LITTLE MERMAID & CARS LAND
The Little Mermaid: Ariel's Undersea Adventure











Cars Land


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C'est dingue ! Lorsque l'on regarde les photos de ce parc tant critiqué on se rend compte qu'il y a plus de verdure que dans le nôtre... Je crois donc que nos studios sont bien plus tristes et moins accueillants que ce parc là !

les travaux avancent plutôt vite !!

Standing Room Only

Meanwhile, over at DCA, Bob Weis has Tony Baxter's role as the Imagineering executive in charge of that park, and Bob and his team are really digging in to major construction mode this winter. The phased plan trying to balance out the amount of construction walls in the park is reaching a maximum with the addition of construction walls in the Hollywood Pictures Backlot to install the tracks for the vintage Red Car trolley line.

The construction on the World of Color amphitheater fell behind schedule, and they weren't able to get the walls down by the time the Electrical Parade returned for Christmas as they had hoped. The work in the lagoon on the show itself is running on schedule however. The big media event and celebrity grand opening is still pegged for the last weekend in April as we'd told you earlier, and unscheduled soft openings and plenty of preview shows are currently planned to begin by the Easter Vacation weeks in late March.

Testing equipment on 1/4

While the creative types begin a long winter of testing and adjusting on all of their new toys out in the lagoon, it's the logistical planning of getting nearly 1 Million Annual Passholders in to see the show, plus plenty of the bigger spending tourists staying in Disney's hotels. The plan to create a new show ticketing system called Showpass continues to move forward, as Mary Niven, the Vice President of DCA, and her team feel that's the only way to prevent AP's from camping out in the amphitheater all day long this spring and summer.

The Showpass concept has been tweaked a bit however, since the price tag to reinstall the Fastpass machines at It's Tough To Be A Bug came in higher than first thought. The new plan will instead use the existing machines at Grizzly River Run's Fastpass area. Those machines will be spitting out thousands of World of Color Showpasses once DCA opens for the morning. By mid day the Showpasses will all be distributed, and then the machines will be switched over to distribute Grizzly River Run Fastpass again. If the Showpass concept proves that it works through the summer, then they may spend the cash to install a more permanent Showpass setup in the Tough To Be A Bug area.

With or without Showpass however, World of Color is promising to remake the entire operation of DCA. In order to create a suitable atmosphere for the heartstring-tugging show Steve Davison has created, every Paradise Pier attraction except Midway Mania is going to be cycled out, shut down and silenced before the show begins. They may even have to close Midway Mania if the wandering and frustrated crowds overwhelm that modest attraction that only handles 1,000 riders per hour.

That creates a scenario where some of the most popular attractions in the park will be closing off their lines before 8:00 P.M. for a 9:00 P.M. summer show, not to mention that it would slash the daily Ride Per Cap figure for DCA. The plan now is to borrow a trick from Epcot and open up half the park earlier, and then close that section earlier. DCA would open at 9:00 A.M. instead of its usual 10:00 A.M. opening, but only the Paradise Pier attractions at the back of the park would be open first.

The phased park opening works at Epcot because they open up Future World at the front of the park first, and then later open up the sprawling World Showcase area at the back of the park. Future World pavilions then begin shutting down in the evening as everyone heads back to the Illuminations show on the World Showcase Lagoon, while the World Showcase pavilions themselves remain open through the entire evening.

The DCA version of that plan makes sense to the industrial engineers in TDA cubicles staring at their Ride Per Cap spreadsheets, but many folks in Operations are skeptical that people will head to the far end of the Resort property first thing in the morning for just one or two rides. And the thought of shutting down those Pier attractions in the evening just as hordes of people crowd into the area for the show also has the Operations folks worried.

There's also the Annual Passholder problem, as most of them won't arrive to see World of Color until the late afternoon. The Showpass concept is set up to favor a person arriving in the morning and spending the entire day at DCA, and Showpasses will also be pulled out of the system in advance and given to people staying at Disney's hotels as a Disney Travel Company and Disney Vacation Club perk. The plan is to try and offer two shows on nights the park stays open until 10:00 PM, but that will leave many spring evenings with just one planned show that can't accommodate the arriving AP's, unless they allow people to remain in an otherwise closed DCA to stay for a second show.

What is also throwing the DCA planners a curve ball is the fairly long run time of the World of Color show, which is currently clocking in at just under 30 minutes. (For reference, Fantasmic! clocks in at 22 minutes, Remember Dreams Come True fireworks are 17 minutes long, and Epcot's Illuminations show is 15 minutes long.) The prestigious London Symphony Orchestra is slated to record the official soundtrack for the show later this month, and Steve Davison has agreed to try and trim some scenes, but it's still going to be a very long show.

Don't forget, the viewing amphitheater has been designed as a standing-room only area, with no ground or chair seating available like they offer at Fantasmic!. The 9,000 person audience capacity is all based on every single person standing for the show, as this takes up a lot less room than people sitting on the ground or in a chair. (Thank those industrial engineers in TDA again.) When the amphitheater is opened up to Showpass ticket holders an hour or more before show time, it's going to be standing-room only all the way through the show.

The Resort's restaurant department is planning on offering dining packages that guarantee you a space to stand if you spend a certain dollar amount at a Resort restaurant, and the Ariel's Grotto restaurant will also offer expensive dining packages with a view from their waterside deck. But most of the space in the amphitheater will be reserved for Showpass ticket holders only.

There's plenty of logistical hurdles still to jump before spring, but this will really be DCA's coming out party after being the ugly duckling next to Disneyland for the past decade, so it's important to get this one right.

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Une vidéo vient d'être postée. Elle y présente toutes les nouveautés à venir : Cars Land, Little Mermaid, Buena Vista Street, etc.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BhZihuyWUQ0&feature=sdig&et=1262926386.34

2012 sera une bonne année pour DCA:
buena vista street et carsland.
Dans la vidéo on voit rapidement que pour le E-ticket de cars, les guests porteront peut-être des lunettes ou un casque.

NAIROLF a écrit:

Dans la vidéo on voit rapidement que pour le E-ticket de cars, les guests porteront peut-être des lunettes ou un casque.

Je crois plutôt que ce que l'on voit, c'est le simulateur d'Imagineering pour que les concepteurs puissent voir ce que cela rendra une fois construit (et régler ainsi les différentes paramètres).

TheForceCode a écrit:

NAIROLF a écrit:

Dans la vidéo on voit rapidement que pour le E-ticket de cars, les guests porteront peut-être des lunettes ou un casque.

Je crois plutôt que ce que l'on voit, c'est le simulateur d'Imagineering pour que les concepteurs puissent voir ce que cela rendra une fois construit (et régler ainsi les différentes paramètres).

autant pour moi

CONNECTING CALIFORNIA
Disney's California Adventure got a brand new set of construction walls last week as work began on the park's new Red Car Trolley transportation system which will debut in May 2012 along with the park's new Buena Vista Street entrance. The first set of trolley tracks is going to run down Hollywood Blvd. in the Hollywood Pictures Backlot.


The new Red Car Trolley system will run from Buena Vista Street's Town Square-style area immediately inside the park gates, down Buena Vista Street, through the Carthay Circle Theater plaza, down Hollywood Blvd and then right at Sunset Blvd into the Hollywood Tower Hotel (Twilight Zone Tower of Terror) plaza.




The Red Car Trolleys will help unite the new 1930s Los Angeles-themed Buena Vista Street with the Hollywood Pictures Backlot, which will soon be getting some much needed period-specific re-theming and in the process be renamed Hollywood Land.






As construction got underway on the new Red Car Trolley tracks, the new guest walkway between the Tower of Terror and Flik's Fun Fair opened, finally connecting the Hollywood Pictures Backlot with A Bug's Land.


The walkway is hardly a shining example of Disney-quality theming, and it makes little effort to provide a suitable transition between the 1930s Los Angeles of the Hollywood Tower Hotel plaza and the fantasy carnival of Flik's Fun Fair. Nevertheless, the walkway is only a temporary solution while construction interrupts guest flow through the Hollywood Pictures Backlot.










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Je veux le même tchoutchou dans nos studios !! (oui je sais il faut aussi avoir un boulevard pour cela mais qui ne demande rien n'a rien lol)

Si seulement... Les équipes dédiées à ce projet seront les bienvenues chez nous à la fin de leur chantier...

mysto a écrit:

et il ya quoi dans les batiment entourés en jaune

Ce sont les magasins a l'entree du parc. Rien de tres interessant, ca va etre beaucoup mieux apres la transformation. Ca sera plutot comme la Main Street a Disneyland, l'on reviendra au passe. Ca va etre beaucoup plus jolie!

Voila, mon premier poste ici. Salut!

-CaliforniaAdventurer
de N. Hollywood, California

Ptiteféeclochette a écrit:

C'est dingue ! Lorsque l'on regarde les photos de ce parc tant critiqué on se rend compte qu'il y a plus de verdure que dans le nôtre... Je crois donc que nos studios sont bien plus tristes et moins accueillants que ce parc là !

Voila, ca c'est juste. Je suis desole pour vous. Mais le parc Disneyland a Paris est le plus beau!

Je compte me rendre à Los Angles au début du mois de novembre et bien sûr je visiterai le Disneyland Park et DCA.

Au vu de toutes ces palissades, ces gravats, etc j'ai l'impression que DCA n'est qu'un immense chantier...
Rassurez moi, ce n'est qu'une impression ou le parc est réellement comme je me l'imagine? Est ce un immense chantier à ciel ouvert sans âme?

Sinon quels travaux sont finis, et quels sont ceux qui seront finis d'ici ma visite en novembre 2010 ?

Merci

Hawaii > d'ici là World of Color et Silly Symphonies devrait être opérationnels, le reste restera encore probablement en chantier ...

Google Earth est ton ami pour te rendre un peu mieux compte de la superficie en chantier ..

CaliforniaAdventurer > Bienvenue, t'habites un coin sympa !!

Merci Philippep62!

Peux tu m'expliquer ce que sera Silly Symphonies?
Je connais bien le dessin animé, mais là ce sera quoi,une attraction, un spectacle?

Pour world of colors d'après ce que j'ai vu cela va être magnifique!!

Silly Symphonies est le manège que l'on ne voit pas encore sur les photos mais il jouxte le lac de World of Color ... c'est un manège avec de longues balançoires ....


cliquer sur l'image pour voir en + grand !

En jaune la partie concernée par les travaux de Little Mermaid, World of Color c'es le lac en dessous , Silly Symphonies vient a la place de l'orange pelée à gauche du lac , et Cars Land remplacera le parking .... (si j'ai tout bien compris)

Pour le nouveau tram , cela concerne le quart supérieur droit de l'image, mais d'ici novembre , cela devrait être fini , ce n'est finalement que la pose de rails ...

Merci pour ces infos supplémentaires!

Honnêtement je m'attendais à autre chose sur le thème des Silly Symphonies. Comment un chef d'œuvre comme ce dessin animé peut il se matérialiser en un manège de foire ?