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| Let's cross this bridge one more time to beautiful Pleasure Island to check out some of the differences between now and the recent past. |
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| At the south end of the Motion Corridor facing Riverboat Square, this new painted citrus advertisement has been added to support the Disney Spring historical theme. |
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| I couldn't find a picture of that wall alone in the Blog archives but that brick wall to the right of the construction walls is how it most recently appeared, including in 2014. |
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| Interestingly, the wall appeared in pre-Disney Springs concept art and there was to be a small store front at that corner. That never happened. |
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| With Waterview Stage now the home of nightly music including DJ concerts on Friday and Saturday nights, permanent lighting rigs were installed. The ground area has to stay free of clutter. |
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| In earlier years, this was home to a Christmas tree at this time of the year. |
1 comment:
It's always fascinating to see how these spaces evolve while still preserving elements of their history. The addition of the citrus advertisement fits nicely with the Disney Springs storytelling approach, and the comparison with older photos adds valuable context. I especially enjoyed learning about the changes around Waterview Stage and how the area has been adapted for live entertainment. While exploring themed lighting projects, I recently came across creative outdoor lighting concepts, which reminded me how thoughtful lighting can completely transform a space while supporting its overall atmosphere and character.
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