Downtown Disney

I’m doing my specific blog on Downtown Disney. I visited Downtown Disney for the first time this pasted Friday with a friend on our way home. On first arrive the place was so lively, exciting and colorful. Once inside there was live entertainment with Latin music and dance. It seemed the designers were trying to make Downtown Disney very vibrant, which they succeed in to a certain extent. You can see how color and well lit that this part of Downtown Disney is. But as you continue to walk through Downtown Disney it becomes ever dim and not as lively as the entry way is. In this photo you can see a lot of lamp posts as you continue to walk the lamp posts disappeared and everything seem to be darker and not as lively. The music that was playing help contributed to that part of the Downtown Disney not being as vibrate as the entry of it. The music that was playing had slow tempos that provoke sadness it seemed. This was the opposite type of music that was being play in the entry of downtown Disney the much had very fast tempo to it.

I really did not like the design of the Build-A-Bear. The outside of the build is very dark with big windows that you can see through. Most of the light comes from inside the building. I also do not think is necessity to have a two story building. The inside had to much space and not enough stuff in it. The stairs covered half of the building. As you look at the photo the left side of the building was just a big stairway.




The overall theme of this store is the rain forest. Once you walk into the store trees and leaves hang from the ceiling. The racks that the clothes set on were made of wood and looked like tree branches. The further in you go it becomes to look more like a rain forest. I saw elephant, a waterfall that was located upstairs and gorillas. The store has a whole wall that was an aquarium with real tropical fish in it. They even have sections in the store where there is rain falling. Every idea I saw in this store was a success.