No, I think the music service uses a slight variation of Mrs Eaves Lining. The movie uses straight up Papyrus, and the Pandora land logo uses a variation on that.
Say what you like about the movies, I think -as a theme park land- this is going to be amazing and technologically groundbreaking. Even the architecture they’re using breaks all the rules (FLOATING ISLANDS)… I sort of thought the movie was mostly just a heaping bucket of eye-candy over top of the story from Fern Gully but honestly? I WANT that much eye candy in my theme park. Ride a banshee? Dark ride through luminescent forests? Things to discover in every nook and cranny? I’m 100% there, sign me up. Sell me that completely alien world.
Comments for VIDEO: A first look at “Pandora: The World of Avatar” at Disney’s Animal Kingdom
Jorren Thornton
Is that Pandora font the same as the Pandora (the radio service) font?
Corryn
No, I think the music service uses a slight variation of Mrs Eaves Lining. The movie uses straight up Papyrus, and the Pandora land logo uses a variation on that.
Corryn
Actually, I misspoke. I wasn’t aware that the music service had changed their logo a while ago. The fonts are still different, though.
Sara
If Pandora: The World of Avatar looks anything like Jon Landau’s house it will be beyond magical! His home is surreal.
EricJ
Are they still saying “The park will open in time for the hit sequels!”? 😉
Garaan
Say what you like about the movies, I think -as a theme park land- this is going to be amazing and technologically groundbreaking. Even the architecture they’re using breaks all the rules (FLOATING ISLANDS)… I sort of thought the movie was mostly just a heaping bucket of eye-candy over top of the story from Fern Gully but honestly? I WANT that much eye candy in my theme park. Ride a banshee? Dark ride through luminescent forests? Things to discover in every nook and cranny? I’m 100% there, sign me up. Sell me that completely alien world.
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