Well, I think James was more correct, however he's not here to defend himself at the moment... so:
What's the primary reason that Main Street was originally paved with red cement??
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Well, I think James was more correct, however he's not here to defend himself at the moment... so:
What's the primary reason that Main Street was originally paved with red cement??
for better looking photographs ie bluer blues greener greens
To expensive at the time???
The way I heard it is that when Walt Disney planned the Magic Kingdom, he wanted his guests to feel as though they were entering a movie. The red cement was the "red carpet" as you enter a premier. This is also why they have popcorn carts just as you enter coming out from under the train station, to give you the same sensations as when you are in a theater. The background music we enjoy, was created for each particular land, as if it was part of any film's soundtrack.
Enjoy the show! :popcorn:
OK - Baylordad & MickeyBabe, duke it out - either one can give the next question...
The 'red carpet' concept I thought (I'm occasionally wrong!) was more for the approach/entry to the gate, then the proposed curtain under the train station onto Main Street... Walt wanted to completely pave Main Street in bricks but $$$$$$$$. He therefore only used bricks on the side streets, and red cement elsewhere.
(Reference: Lou's "New Testament" [vol.2], pg 67)
Baylordad or MickeyBabe, someone post a new question :)
:bump: Anyone out there want to ask a question? :)
OK - let me try to revive this thread...
Where (and on what day of the week) can you order a Barbecued Three-Toed Skink to eat ???
:scratchin
I know it's on the Jungle Cruise but I don't know what day... Wednesday?
Tuesday...Wednesday is Consomme of River Basin Slug..
Here is a pic my friend took of it...just for laughs!
http://photos-593.ak.facebook.com/ip...12593_5746.jpg
lol good info
Which of these Presidents is NOT depicted in an audioanimatronic in the American Adventure?
George Washington
Teddy Roosevelt
Abraham Lincoln
Thomas Jefferson