Disclaimer: I haven't been in person - but my first impression from these photos is that there's a lot going on, to the point of visual overload. From the concept art and details, there's a steampunk theme. i think what would be good is one hero prop or building to convey that https://twitter.com/teamlooopings/status/1306542649181122560

To be immersed in a theme park story, you need to quickly be able to know what's going on and the role you're playing. That's why usually those classic genres are chosen because we're all familiar with stories set in jungles, castles, space, the wild west etc

Steampunk is a bit more niche, but if you boil it down to fantastical technology run through a Victorian aesthetic, that's easier for guests to get. Disneyland Paris' Discoveryland does a really good job of making that accessible and beautiful

Going off the Disney model of having the Long Shot, Medium Shot and Close Up - you want a clear silhouette from a distance to prime you for the adventure to come, more structures and signs as you get closer and then realistic textures and details up close https://twitter.com/teamlooopings/status/1306583800164515840?s=20

Which is not to say it's bad by any means, it just needs the levels tuning. A bit like a song where all the audio tracks are the same volume

The internal queue areas look great, with Victorian advertisements, industrial revolution architecture and brickwork, and the preshow video on a slide projector https://twitter.com/teamlooopings/status/1306543336807903232?s=20