People who visit any of the amusement parks that Disney has around the world will do so with great enthusiasm, regardless of whether they are old or young. It’s the perfect way to remember movies and characters who have accompanied several generations and will always want to remember those moments with a photograph to keep.
What not everyone knows is that Disney takes care of all the details to the extreme, so that the visitor’s experience is totally satisfactory and therefore remember the trip fondly or repeat it later. And a very important part of that experience is the photos, so everything possible and the impossible is done to help make the result perfect.
So Disney conducted a study with photography giant Kodak to figure out how to make guest photos perfect. And they discovered that the best way to do it was paint the floor of the streets the same color as the buildings adjacent, as that would help the digital images gain even more quality.
Disney Tricks
As you can read in Inside the Magic, there are examples of this practice in all Disney parks around the world. And it is because that study between Disney and Kodak revealed that the environment changes depending on “how light reflects off asphalt“That means that that detail that is appreciated in the parks is not only to unify colors by zones, but it is intended to make your photos on social networks perfect.
Reddish tones in the main streets of many of the parks, pink-painted sidewalks in the vicinity of the Sleeping Beauty castle of Disneyland Paris … the examples can be counted by dozens and all have the same purpose: that the photos of the visitors remain even better for what the memory of the experience leads them to repeat it or recommend it to friends.
This Disney trick shows that everything in its parks is controlled to the millimeter, as we already explained in the article about why there are no mirrors in the bathrooms or how they manage to “make disappear” those elements that are not important in the parks. On your next visit, see why everything is more than studied.
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