The next image shows some work being done to the castle. This could be the addition of some gilt work to the top spires and towers, or an addition of tiles. The scaffolding adds an interesting texture to the castle.
The final shot shows the construction wall around the Viewliner as it was being removed. This is the Tomorrowland station for the attraction. I have included a close up of the Viewliner sign which I don't think I have ever seen before. Below the sign it appears there was a whole story about the train of tomorrow.
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I know it's not possible, but I sure wish I could read the sign *under* the Viewliner sign! I wonder what it says?
Those funky tomorrowland light fixtures always make me think of olives on a skewer.
Excellent shots, Patrick! I am coping with the stroller - thanks for the warning.
Interesting. I always thought of Rolly Crump's "Tower of the Four Winds" as a stand-alone effort, but after I had access pictures of the early Disneyland (thanks to this blog and those like it) I came to realize there are a number of examples in that style of marquee... The tower over the Skyway in Tomorrowland being one, and now, the entrance pavilion for Viewliner.
Thanks again for the education.
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