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[penfold12]

I hope so. But always thought the language barrier may be an issue with the Rod Sterling section...

[The Butlin Boy]

La Roquine reports on Disney Central Plaza that more signs announcing ToT have been put on the construction fences surrounding the building!

Yep, it's true:



Source: Magny-seb on DCP

[Anthony]

Wow, way to go DLRP!  It's so good to see they "get" the Tower of Terror... the theme, the style, etc, and they're using it in the advertising.  I think we can expect one hell of an ad campaign when this opens now!

And think also of the thousands/millions of guests who'll see that cool teaser this year, and return in 2008...

[Kristof]

That's the best looking construction fence in the history of construction fences  :lol:

[Anthony]

Our park really is at the pinnacle of construction fences, isn't it? :lol:

[Kristof]

Apparently there are also a few signs in both French and English that explain the ride's back story!

[penfold12]

What are they saying? Is it the original back story, or the fire?

[Soap]

That's the best looking construction fence in the history of construction fences  :lol:

Whahahhaha  :lol:

[mehdi5]

I just saw more pics of the wall at dlrp.fr there is no story with fire it's the same Twillight Zone story.

[The Butlin Boy]

Apparently there are also a few signs in both French and English that explain the ride's back story!

I just saw more pics of the wall at dlrp.fr there is no story with fire it's the same Twillight Zone story.

:wink:

Source: Dlrp.fr

[Patrick]

I still am interested, after all they are generic type storylines used in both wdw and dlr version.  If they add an extra bit to the story they may still be working on it or as dlrp seem to do a lot, surprise people with it when the ride opens.  Also just to let you know it says SOMETHING, not exactly what happened on that faitful night in 1939 :wink: .

[Anthony]

Forgive me for sounding like a bad sitcom, but - What's happening, where is this, and what has happened to the Disneyland Resort Paris we know??!

Those signs are perfect.  And I love they added in the "something", rather than telling the whole story... even though I know the attraction inside out, and even if there's nothing different, I'm suddenly 200x more excited.

Seriously... =D> It's really so good to see they're enjoying the theme of the attraction already.  When it opens, I think we can expect a really good campaign rather than "come ride this scary scary scary thrill ride!" like SM:M2.

I was thinking... wouldn't it be cool if the red carpet returns for commercials next year, as the 2nd part of the 15th, but this time leads through Hollywood Boulevard to the door of ToT?

[speedpacket]

I was thinking... wouldn't it be cool if the red carpet returns for commercials next year, as the 2nd part of the 15th, but this time leads through Hollywood Boulevard to the door of ToT?

No - that wouldn't be cool.  that would just be PERFECT

[Maarten]

Finally the "Hollywood, 1939" signs appeared. I'm glad they didn't screw it up because now it will give the guests a good, professional feel over the future attraction. I like it very much.

Forgive me for sounding like a bad sitcom, but - What's happening, where is this, and what has happened to the Disneyland Resort Paris we know??! Those signs are perfect.

Thats because these same kind of signs and pics were used at Disney's California Adventure aswell. These designs were taken from the US parks, otherwise if DLRP would have made them, I wouldn't be so sure about the quality.  :wink:

[Dlrpfan]

:wink:

Source: Dlrp.fr

i really like the TOT picture on the right and the sign looks so mch better compared to this boaring epcot one:


i meen this has to be the most boaring of the lot